Reflections on philosophy and religion
Editor's Introduction: Alan Donagan's Papers on Philosophy and Religionxi --1Philosophy and the Possibility of Religious Orthodoxy3 --2Can Anybody in a Post-Christian Culture Rationally Believe the Nicene Creed?15 --3Spinoza's Theology35 --4St. Thomas Aquinas on the Analysis of Human...
| Résumé: | Editor's Introduction: Alan Donagan's Papers on Philosophy and Religionxi --1Philosophy and the Possibility of Religious Orthodoxy3 --2Can Anybody in a Post-Christian Culture Rationally Believe the Nicene Creed?15 --3Spinoza's Theology35 --4St. Thomas Aquinas on the Analysis of Human Action67 --5Human Ends and Human Actions: An Exploration in St. Thomas's Treatment81 --6The Scholastic Theory of Moral Law in the Modern World99 --7Teleology and Consistency in Theories of Morality as Natural Law109 --8Moral Absolutism and the Double Effect Exception: Reflections on Joseph Boyle's "Who Is Entitled to Double Effect?"127 --9Common Morality and Kant's Enlightenment Project139 --10On Developing a Contemporary Theistic Ethics157 --11Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue165 --12The Second Edition of Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue173 --13Ethics and Theology: Two Lectures181. |
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| Description: | Book is based on papers presented at various symposiums and colloquiums at different times. - Includes bibliographical references and index. - Description based on print version record Includes bibliographical references and index |
| ISBN: | 0585211698 |