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Ethics and the Bible Export

by: James Rachels
Think, Vol. 1, No. 01. (2002), pp. 93-101.

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Many try to justify their moral positions by appealing to the Bible. But to what extent can we rely on what the Bible has to say about morality? In this paper, James Rachels, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, raises questions about the legitimacy of such Biblical justifications.


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