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Image and Degradation as a Philosophy of History in Daniel 2
TheoRhēma, 2021 Various interpretations were proffered for Nebuchadnezzar's dream of Daniel 2. The discussion has revolved around the possible historical kingdoms and their succession, but not enough attention has been paid to the statue itself and its unusual ...
Allan Rodrigo Bornapé Muñoz
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Uvid u moralno znanje kod Servaisa Pinckaersa
Diacovensia, 2020 In this paper the author focuses on the concept and nature of moral knowledge as understood and presented by Servais Pinckaers, one of the most renowned and acknowledged contemporary authority on the moral teachings of St.
Tadija Milikić
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A Review of Abu Hamed Ghazali's View about the Internality of Practical Obstacles in the Realization of Moral Acts [PDF]
Pizhūhish/hā-yi Falsafī- Kalāmī, 2018 Among Muslim scholars, Abu Hamed Muhammad Ghazali, emphasis on self-knowledge and introspection in recognizing the factors and obstacles in the realization of moral acts has special prominence.
Hossein Khandaghabadi +1 more
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Might God Help Explain Moral Knowledge?
Perichoresis: The Theological Journal of Emanuel University, 2023 Although owing to proper basicality, phenomenal conservatism, and deliberative indispensability our axiomatic moral judgments seem to be prima facie justified, the question of potential undercutting defeaters can pose a challenge to moral knowledge ...
Baggett David
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Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 2022 Abstract The chapter argues that, if there are moral truths, there is no special reason why we should not know about them. More specifically, we can have recognitional capacities for the properties and relations expressed by moral predicates, by the same standard of safety as we have recognitional capacities for the properties and ...
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Absolute power and moral knowledge
Filosofia Unisinos, 2021 In this study, we attempt to obtain a better understanding of the ethical theory of the Franciscan philosopher John Duns Scotus, especially of the so-called “voluntaristic” character of his theory and at the same time of its rational accessibility.
Roberto Hofmeister Pich
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God and the Problem of Blameless Moral Ignorance
Ergo, An Open Access Journal of Philosophy, 2022 A morally perfect God necessarily desires that all rational agents behave morally. An omnipotent and omniscient God has the power and knowledge to ensure that all rational agents have sufficient moral knowledge to do what morality requires.
Fred Elbert
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Investigation in bioethics. Construction of a sense of the living in scientific investigation
Revista Colombiana de Bioética, 2015 This article digs in a bioethics conceived as a new moral knowledge that requires creativity to address, from the local, the modern day challenges of viability of life in general and human life in particular; it has as a general objective describing the ...
Daniel Meneses Carmona
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Partial Evidence: An enquiry concerning a possible affinity between literary moral cognitivism and moral pluralism [PDF]
, 2017 This paper begins by affirming the view that if there is a debate to be had over whether literature can convey moral knowledge, then efforts by proponents to substantiate this claim will already be necessarily conditioned by an understanding of what ...
Shum, Peter
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Explaining Moral Knowledge [PDF]
Journal of Moral Philosophy, 2014 In this paper I assess the viability of a particularist explanation of moral knowledge. First, I consider two arguments by Sean McKeever and Michael Ridge that purport to show that a generalist, principle-based explanation of practical wisdom—understood as the ability to acquire moral knowledge in a wide range of situations—is superior to a ...
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