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Explore the foundational principles of Christian ethics with Milton Valentine's "Theoretical Ethics," a significant contribution to moral philosophy and ethical theory. This meticulously prepared print edition presents Valentine's exploration of ethical frameworks through a Christian lens, delving into the intersection of religion, theology, and practical moral teaching.
A cornerstone of philosophical and religious thought, "Theoretical Ethics" examines the complexities of ethical decision-making within a Christian context. Valentine's work provides a framework for understanding the relationship between faith and reason in the pursuit of moral living. Ideal for students and anyone interested in the historical development of Christian ethical thought, this volume offers a compelling and insightful perspective on enduring questions of right and wrong. Dive into the timeless debate surrounding ethics, moral philosophy, and the profound influence of Christian theology.
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