Intuitionism teaches that there are objective moral truths, and that human beings can find them by using their minds in a particular, intuitive way. Intuitionism teaches three main things: There are ...

Moral intuitionism, once an apparently moribund metaethical position, has seen a resurgence of interest of late. Robert Audi, a leading moral intuitionist, has argued that in order for a moral belief ...

Also known as moral intuitionism, this refers to the philosophical belief that there are objective moral truths in life and that human beings can understand these truths intuitively. In other words, ...

This course explores the history of moral philosophy by examining the writings of key thinkers in the Western philosophical canon, including Leibniz, Hume, Kant and Hegal. We will focus on four basic ...

Oliver O’Donovan’s Pentecostal ethics. We are beggars. That is truth.” With his final words, Martin Luther returned to the fundamentally receptive, even needy, condition of humanity. Oliver O’Donovan ...

God as the origin and regulator of morality; right or wrong as objective truths based on God’s Ethical system based on defining the personal qualities that make a person moral; the focus on a person’s ...