Divine Motivation Theory. LINDA ZAGZEBSKI. Cambridge

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 73 (2):493-497 (2007)
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Divine Motivation theory is a major contribution both to the philosophy of religion, particularly the philosophy of religious ethics, and to general ethical theory. It is demanding reading, because it is long and complex and about difficult issues. It is also rewarding, because it is suggestive and highly original, written and argued with philosophical intelligence and disciplined care, and rich in systematic connections and explanations of them.

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