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Ramblings on Ethics, the Golden Rule, and Moral Absolutes
In this post, I would like to use as my starting-point something that Brian Morley says on page 323 of his book, Mapping Apologetics. Morley is profiling the thoughts of Christian apologist John Warwick Montgomery, and the topic is the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, Brian K. Morley, Brian Morley, Golden Rule, Immanuel Kant, john rawls, John Warwick Montgomery, Mapping Apologetics
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