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Explore the foundations of Christian morality with Archibald B. C. Alexander's "Christianity and Ethics: A Handbook of Christian Ethics." This enduring work delves into the core principles of Christian ethics, offering a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between Christian theology and moral philosophy.
A valuable resource for understanding the ethical implications of Christianity, this book examines key concepts within Christian ethics. Alexander's handbook provides insights into the historical development of Christian moral thought, making it a significant contribution to both religious studies and philosophy. It serves as an important guide for anyone interested in exploring the relationship between faith and ethical decision-making.
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