Includes bibliographical references (pages 241-247) and index.
The nineteenth century background -- Kant, God, and immortality -- Newman and the argument from conscience -- The argument from the objectivity of value -- The euthyphro problem -- Two recent divine command theories -- Objections to divine command theory -- The case for divine command theory -- Religious ethics and rational morality -- Abraham and the binding of Isaac -- Mysticism and morality.
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In this text, Wainwright examines moral arguments for God's existence, discusses divine command theory, questions the assumption that religious and secular moral requirements are the same, and explores the ambiguous relationship between mysticism and morality.
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Religion and ethics. Religion et morale. RELIGION--Christianity--General. RELIGION--Ethics. Religion and ethics. Moraal. Religionsphilosophie