The Moral Argument A History,9780190246372

The Moral Argument A History

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ISBN13: 9780190246372
ISBN10: 0190246375
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2019-11-01
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Author Biography


David Baggett is Professor of Philosophy at Liberty University. A two-time Christianity Today Book Award winner, he's authored or edited over a dozen books, including God and Cosmos, with Jerry L. Walls.

Jerry L. Walls is Scholar in Residence and Professor of Philosophy at Houston Baptist University. Among his books is a trilogy on heaven, hell, and purgatory and Good God, with David Baggett.

Table of Contents


Introduction

Chapter 1: Precursors to Kant

Chapter 2: The Sage of Königsberg: Immanuel Kant

Chapter 3: A Contentious, Contemplative Cardinal: John Henry Newman

Chapter 4: An Agnostic Moralist: Henry Sidgwick

Chapter 5: That Adorable Genius & a Prime Minister: William James and Arthur Balfour

Chapter 6: A Knightbridge Professor: William Sorley

Chapter 7: An Edinburgher: Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison

Chapter 8: The Theo-Philosopher of Carlisle: Hastings Rashdall

Chapter 9: An Oxford Nolloth Professor: Clement Webb

Chapter 10: The Gregarious Aristocrat: W. G. de Burgh

Chapter 11: An Eminent and Erudite Platonist: A. E. Taylor

Chapter 12: Dean of St. Paul's: W. R. Matthews

Chapter 13: A Dinosaur: C. S. Lewis

Chapter 14: A Reverend Don: H. P. Owen

Chapter 15: Contemporary Moral Apologists

Conclusion
Notes
Index

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