Critical Realism, Virtue Ethics, and Moral Agency

Daly, Daniel J.

doi:10.2307/j.ctv10crch2.11

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“…49 Daly observes that they do so by influencing not only the agents' habits, but also their very "deliberations," and eventually their conscience itself. 50 In touching on this issue, Daly's scholarship overlaps with and adds to the conversation on agency and context held by Massingale, Heyer, and others.…”

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Moral Reasoning in “the World”

McRorie

2021

Theological Studies

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While moral theology fundamentally relies on human reason, scholarship on social sin now raises complex questions about the connection between understanding and moral responsibility. Considering these within the frame of reflection on “the world,” this essay proposes reading our culturally mediated defects of reason as a kind of worldliness that is both imposed from without and yet also reflects humanity’s sinful rebelliousness. In this theological register, following the recommendation of liberation and contextual theologians to learn from the “other” appears necessary as a practice of epistemic humility appropriate to humanity’s finite and fallen condition, and is thus useful for tempering moral theology’s longstanding confidence in reason. It also offers a way to make ourselves vulnerable to grace.

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Moral Reasoning in “the World”

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2021

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