Vol. 8 No. 3 (2016): Divine Motivation vs. Human Autonomy

Guest Editors:

Godehard Brüntrup & Ludwig Jaskolla (Munich School of Philosophy)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24204/ejpr.v8i3

Published: 2016-09-23

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Editorial

Editorial

Godehard Brüntrup, Ludwig Jaskolla

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Research Articles

Human Autonomy and Theological Ethics

Robert M. Adams

3-20
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Compulsion or Attractiveness - A False Dichotomy? A Kantian Perspective on the Sources of Moral Motivation

Maria Schwartz

21-34
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Freedom: On the Concept and the Reality of Human Autonomy

Matthias Lutz-Bachmann

35-58
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Metaphysical Supernaturalism and Morally Worthy Actions

Bruno Niederbacher SJ

59-73
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Secondary-Cause Autonomy and Divine Motivation

Christian Schröer

75-92
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'Can a Philosophical Justification of Ethics Be Autonomous While Acknowledging the Role of God in Grounding Moral Facts?'

Christoph Halbig

93-108
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Divine Motivation Theory and Exemplarism

Linda Zagzebski

109-121
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Evidentially Compelling Religious Experiences and the Moral Status of Naturalism

Travis Dumsday

123-144
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God's Being Is in Becoming: An Essay in Theological Idealism

Hartmut von Sass

145-157
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Could God Fail to Exist?

Joshua Rasmussen

159-177
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Tertullian the Unitarian

Dale Tuggy

179-199
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The Problem of Evil and a Critique of Religious Reason

Vladimir K. Shokhin

201-212
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Discussion and Replies

A Defense of First and Second-Order Theism: The Limits of Empirical Inquiry and the Rationality of Religious Belief

Charles Taliaferro, Christophe Porot

213-235
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Diverse Religious Experiences and First Order Religious Beliefs

S. Mark Heim

237-255
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On Second-Order Religion, Agatheism and Naturalism. A Reply to Branden Thornhill-Miller, Peter Millican and Janusz Salamon

Graham Oppy

257-272
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