In this essay Pojman argues that religion, specifically theistic religion, gives special meaning to life, unavailable in secular worldviews. Furthermore, the autonomy that secularists prize (and sometimes value beyond its worth) is not significantly diminished by religious faith.
-According to Pojman, the argument that we cannot have both autonomy and purpose in life presents

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Pojman argues that the idea we cannot have both autonomy and purpose in life is a false dilemma, suggesting that religious faith does not necessarily diminish autonomy while providing a special meaning to life that secular worldviews might not offer.

In This Essay Pojman Argues That Religion, Specifically Theistic Religion