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God and morality
Think 4 (10):43-52 (2005)
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Is morality laid down by God? Many think there is a fatal objection to this view, an objection rooted in Plato's famous Euthyphro dilemma. Derrick Farnell explains why he is not convinced by the objection.Author's Profile
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