Religious Ethics as a Field and Discipline

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Journal of Religious Ethics 6 (1):32-53 (1978)
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Abstract

The field or object of study in religious ethics is presented as the moral elements of a religious ethos. Its methodology or discipline is interpreted as a combination of moral philosophy and religious thought- supplemented by socio-scientific and historical studies-which takes the form of three interrelated endeavors: descriptive ethics, meta-ethics, and normative ethics.

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