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Universal criteria and the autonomy of religious belief
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 1984Much of the recent discussion of the justification of religious belief has been enriched by philosophy of science and social-science perspectives on issues like the contextdependence of concepts and the possibility of commensurability (hence mutual understanding and evaluation) between contexts or practices.
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THE POSSIBILITY OF THE AUTONOMY OF THE RELIGIOUS MORAL
2021We know of all kinds of attempts to justify morality in history. The classifications that arise are in shapes according to their point of view. These are sequences; The blissful morality (virtue / pleasure / pain), utilitarian morality (utilitarian) and prescriptive morality (deontologist). These theories are mostly human-centred theories.
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Religious issues and the question of moral autonomy
2010AUTONOMY: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CONCEPT No other concept has played such a decisive role in the history of ethical thought as that of autonomy. It reached maturation in modern moral philosophy, within a theory of the ethical subject, but in fact autonomy has a much longer history. Its origins can be traced to the culture of classical antiquity, which
A. Autiero, L. Galvagni
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Religious Upbringing and Rational Autonomy
Journal of Philosophy of Education, 1989RONALD S. LAURA, MICHAEL LEAHY
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