Divine Commands and Moral Obligations
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Köp båda 2 för 2955 krR. Zachary Manis, Religious Studies Review, Vol. 32, No. 3 presents one of the best treatments of Kierkegaard's ethic to date.
Daniel Barber, Studies in Christian Ethics admirable
Contact This book is a compelling account of Kierkegaard's ethical views, seeing him against the backdrop of nineteenth-century European society, but showing the relevance of this thought for the twenty-first century.
David Law, The Journal of Theological Studies Evans has in my opinion succeeded in shedding light on Kierkegaard's diverse and often opaque comments on ethics and, more importantly, has provided a vigorous, powerful, and to my mind persuasive defence of the divine command theory of moral obligation.
C. Stephen Evans is Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at Baylor University.
1. God and Moral Obligation: Is a Link Possible?; 2. The Ethical as a 'Stage' of Existence: Either/Or and Radical Choice; 3. 'The Ethical' in Fear and Trembling; 4. The Ethical Task as the Human Task; 5. Divine Commands as the Basis for Moral Obligation; 6. The Humanistic Character of Commanded Love; 7. Divine Commands: How Given and To Whom?; 8. Who Is My Neighbour? Can Love Be a Duty?; 9. Neighbour Love, Natural Loves, and Social Relations; 10. Contemporary Meta-Ethical Alternatives: Evolutionary Naturalism; 11. Contemporary Meta-Ethical Alternatives: Humanistic Naturalism; 12. Contemporary Meta-Ethical Alternatives: Relativism and Nihilism; 13. Conclusions: Divine Command Morality in a Pluralistic Society