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Introduction to Moral Reasoning
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Part I - Premises
/What is Moral Reasoning?/
/Why Study Moral Reasoning?/
/How to Study/
/Traditions in Philosophy/
Part II - Early Moral Theory
/Socrates and Plato/
/Epicurus and Lucretius/
/Diogenes, Alexander and Aristotle/
/Alexander the great; Conqueror king or Philosopher king/
/Marcus Aurelius, Marcus Cornelius Fronto and Seneca/
/Philosophy on the Silk Road/
Part III - Judeo-Christian Moral Theory
/Biblical Precedents/
/Maimonides/
/St. Augustine/
/Thomas Aquinas/
/C.S. Lewis/
Part IV - Secular Moral Theory
/Plato/
/Aristotle/
/David Hume/
/Immanuel Kant/
/Ludwig Feuerbach/
/Friedrich Nietzsche/
Part V - Responses to Secularism
/Soren Kierkegaard/
/Martin Buber/
/Authors/
Ethics
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