Dr. Kevin Timpe is professor of philosophy at Northwest Nazarene University, having previously been a research fellow at St. Peter's College, Oxford University. His research focuses primarily on the metaphysics of free will and moral responsibility, and issues in the philosophy of religion. He is the author of Free Will: Sourcehood and its Alternatives, 2e and the editor of Arguing about Religion and Metaphysics and God.Dr. Craig A. Boyd is currently Associate Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Core Curriculum in the School for Professional Studies at St. Louis University and holds a secondary appointment as an Associate Professor of Theology in the School of Arts and Sciences. He has published two books: A Shared Morality: A Narrative Defense of Natural Law Ethics and Visions of Agapé: Problems and Possibilities in Divine and Human Love.

This is a very good book. As with any collected volume, some of the essays are stronger than others. But nearly every essay is wide-ranging, historically informed, well argued, lively, interesting, and potentially edifying. I highly recommend it, and hope to see more volumes like it.

• I: THE CARDINAL VIRTUES; II: THE CAPITAL VICES AND CORRECTIVE VIRTUES; III: INTELLECTUAL VIRTUES; IV: THE THEOLOGICAL VIRTUES; V: VIRTUE ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES

Dr. Kevin Timpe is professor of philosophy at Northwest Nazarene University, having previously been a research fellow at St. Peter's College, Oxford University. His research focuses primarily on the metaphysics of free will and moral responsibility, and issues in the philosophy of religion. He is the author of Free Will: Sourcehood and its Alternatives, 2e and the editor of Arguing about Religion and Metaphysics and God.Dr. Craig A. Boyd is currently Associate Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Core Curriculum in the School for Professional Studies at St. Louis University and holds a secondary appointment as an Associate Professor of Theology in the School of Arts and Sciences. He has published two books: A Shared Morality: A Narrative Defense of Natural Law Ethics and Visions of Agapé: Problems and Possibilities in Divine and Human Love.

This is a very good book. As with any collected volume, some of the essays are stronger than others. But nearly every essay is wide-ranging, historically informed, well argued, lively, interesting, and potentially edifying. I highly recommend it, and hope to see more volumes like it.

• I: THE CARDINAL VIRTUES; II: THE CAPITAL VICES AND CORRECTIVE VIRTUES; III: INTELLECTUAL VIRTUES; IV: THE THEOLOGICAL VIRTUES; V: VIRTUE ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES