The place of God in the moral life Hare, John Primary Author mixed material bibliography Illinois InterVarsity Press 0830826831 monographic en English

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In Why Bother Being Good? John Hare explores the nature of goodness, the human condition, the role of reason and the value of community in moral development, and shows how these relate to the doctrines of atonement, justification and sanctification. Writing for a general audience, Hare carefully defines terms and uses poetry and narrative to help the reader follow his arguments. He says, "If all the arguments in this book work, what I have shown is that the morality we are familiar with requires a theological background if it is going to make sense." Christian ethics 2410830826831 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 241 Har w 02202200557 Non Fiction 241 Har w E08001761 Non Fiction 241 Har w-2 why_brother_being_good.jpg 82391 2016-01-18 11:19:52 2024-11-13 11:21:32 machine generated