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Erscheinungsdatum

18.09.2026

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David Baggett + weitere

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Oxford Academic

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Englisch

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978-0-19-763571-1

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David Baggett served as Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for the Foundations of Ethics at Houston Christian University until he and his wife, Marybeth, recently enrolled to study at the University of Missouri School of Law. With Jerry Walls, he's the author of a tetralogy on the moral argument for God's existence (Oxford University Press), and most recently wrote Reasonable Moral Faith (Baker Academic) with William Lane Craig. John E. Hare is Noah Porter Professor of Philosophical Theology at Yale University, Emeritus. He has published numerous books and articles about the relation between morality and religion. Three of the books form a trilogy about the Trinity published by Oxford University Press, namely The Moral Gap (1996), God's Command (2015), and Unity and the Holy Spirit (2023).

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Taschenbuch

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18.09.2026

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Oxford Academic

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23,5/15,6 cm

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Englisch

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978-0-19-763571-1

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  • Produktbild: Moral Arguments for God's Existence
    • Part I. History of the Moral Argument(s)
    • 1: David A. Horner: Aristotle and Augustine on God and Happiness: An Implicit Moral Argument Prior to Kant
    • 2: Kyla Ebels-Duggan: The Right, the Good, and the Threat of Despair: (Kantian) Ethics and the Need for Hope in God
    • 3: W. David Beck: Moral Arguments from John Henry Newman to Austin Farrer
    • 4: Robert K. Garcia: Putting Us Back in the Dock: C. S. Lewis's Moral Argument as Praeparatio Evangelica
    • 5: Stephen E. Parrish: The Moral Argument: Recent Developments
    • Part II. Moral Realism and Its Challengers
    • 6: Terence Cuneo: Moral Error Theory (and God)
    • 7: David Baggett: Expressivism
    • 8: Christian B Miller: Constructivism
    • 9: Angus J. L. Menuge: Debunking Arguments: The Dialectical Situation
    • 10: Paul Copan: The Problem of Evil and the Moral Argument
    • 11: John Rist: Moral Realism
    • Part III. Moral Phenomena
    • 12: Anne Jeffrey: Supernatural and Natural Goodness
    • 13: Kevin Kinghorn: God Is Good (for Us)
    • 14: John F Crosby: The Preciousness of Human Persons: In Dialogue with Raimond Gaita
    • 15: C. Stephen Evans: The Benefits of Divine Command Theory: Its Links to Accountability and Forgiveness
    • 16: R. Scott Smith: The Fact-Value Split, Nominalism, and Moral Knowledge
    • 17: John E. Hare: Moral Faith
    • Part IV. Theistic Ethics
    • 18: Matthew Flannagan: Divine Command Theory
    • 19: Janine Marie Idziak: Divine Will and Desire Theories
    • 20: Linda Zagzebski: God as Supreme Exemplar
    • 21: Francis J. Beckwith: God and the Natural Law
    • Part V. Secular Ethics
    • 22: J. P. Moreland: Platonized Naturalism: A Bromide for Disenchanted Naturalists
    • 23: Daniel Bonevac: Naturalism and Its Counterfeits
    • 24: Mark Linville: People, Things, and God
    • Part VI. Finer-Grained Religious Accounts
    • 25: Lenn Goodman: Kant's Moral Case for God
    • 26: Adam Lloyd Johnson: Divine Love Theory: How the Trinity Best Explains Objective Moral Truth
    • 27: Robin Collins and Joshua Rasmussen: The Greatest Story Ever Told: How Theism Predicts the Light of Christ