Moral Absolutes: Tradition, Revision, and Truth (Michael J. Mcgivney Lectures of the John Paul II Institute)
by John Finnis
A philosophical examination of moral absolutes, tradition, and truth, addressing revisionist challenges to ethical reasoning and the foundations of moral understanding.
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This work examines the foundations of moral reasoning and the role of tradition in shaping ethical understanding.
It addresses questions of moral truth and the challenges posed by revisionist approaches to ethics.
The discussion draws on philosophical analysis to clarify the nature and limits of moral absolutes.
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