Reformed virtue after Barth: developing moral virtue ethics in the reformed tradition

Louisville, Kentucky: Westminster John Knox Press (2014)
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The reformed tradition on moral virtue -- Barth's objections -- Objections overcome -- The shape of reformed virtue after Barth -- Living out the reformed virtues.

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BX4827.B3.N65 2014

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