Persons and their lives. Reformational philosophy on man, ethics, and beyond

Philosophia Reformata 71 (1):31-57 (2006)
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Abstract

My view on what I see as the predicament of Christian philosophy in ethics has been shaped by a number of experiences. I will first share with you some of these experiences, to give you an impression of the background against which this article has been written

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