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The Object
The Object
Ethics 3:1
Man turned away from G-d, searched for G-d, discovered truth, attained holiness. But the physical world had no part in this; it was just scenery, a backdrop painted with patches of withheld light, against which G-d/man saga played
Whose Money Is It Anyway?
Whose Money Is It Anyway?
Ethics 3:7
That question probably crosses the minds of millions of Americans as they scramble to meet the tax-filing deadline...
Divine Knowledge and Human Choice
Divine Knowledge and Human Choice
Ethics 3:15
If G-d "already" knows what I will do tomorrow, is not my freedom to choose nothing more than an illusion?
What is Morality?
What is Morality?
Ethics 3:17
Kant was certainly correct when he said that the essence of a moral judgment is that it is categorical. That, however, is not the end of the problem of understanding the basis of morality. In fact, it is just the beginning of the problem

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