Kierkegaard's ethic of love: divine commands and moral obligations
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Oxford ; New York
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Oxford University Press
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Includes bibliographical references )p. ]333[-342( and index
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C. Stephen Evans
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God and moral obligation : is a link possible? -- The ethical as a "stage" of existence : either/or and radical choice -- "The ethical" in fear and trembling -- The ethical task as the human task -- Divine commands as the basis for moral obligation -- The humanistic character of commanded love -- Divine commands : how given and to whom? -- Who is my neighbour? can love be a duty? -- Neighbour-love, natural loves, and social relations -- Contemporary meta-ethical alternatives : evolutionary naturalism -- Contemporary meta-ethical alternatives : humanistic naturalism -- Contemporary meta-ethical alternatives : relativism and nihilism -- Conclusions: Divine command morality in a pluralistic society