Commemorating Nicene Ethics and the Canons of Nicaea: Reflections after 1700 Years
D. Glenn Butner Jr. offers some reflections on the Nicene Canons and the practice of ethical reasoning from Scripture
D. Glenn Butner Jr. offers some reflections on the Nicene Canons and the practice of ethical reasoning from Scripture
[Image: Alasdair MacIntyre at The International Society for MacIntyrean Enquiry conference held at the University College Dublin, March 9, 2009, licensed under CC BY 2.0. Image cropped.] I first read…
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