The Distinctiveness of Christian Morality¶
MacNamara, V. (1998). The Distinctiveness of Christian Morality. Christian Ethics: An Introduction.
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- Theological Veto
- Christian ethicists use the phrase when scriptural normativity is made to exclude moral knowledge from other sources; science-and-theology scholarship uses it for a rule under which doctrinal commitments can foreclose scientific possibilities or prevent scientific denial while receiving no reciprocal check.
This sourceMacNamara describes the strong end of biblical normativity as a theological veto over other moral sources.
- Christian ethicists use the phrase when scriptural normativity is made to exclude moral knowledge from other sources; science-and-theology scholarship uses it for a rule under which doctrinal commitments can foreclose scientific possibilities or prevent scientific denial while receiving no reciprocal check.
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