The Paradox of Confucianism 
.... lived in the sixth to the fifth centuries BC The
moral and philosophical .... The
paradox of Confucianism is that it has contributed to China's greatest strengths ....
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Ethical Philosophy
Moral experience, which is to say human experience, is loaded with
paradox because
moral and ethical choices do not always present an opportunity to choose ....
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Abraham and the Paradox of Faith
.... of evil," which must be annulled in the teleology of the
moral in such a .... however, Abraham could never be so honored without allowing for the
paradox known as ....
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The Paradox of Welfare
.... of financial support from neglectful fathers would substitute for rising welfare payments; and second, he argued vociferously on
moral grounds (Cottingham, 1989 ....
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Rousseau Freedom
.... in a society the individual may still obey himself alone, but another
paradox arises in .... apparent is the belief that if a man's individual
moral convictions go ....
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The Views of Augustine
.... work of God is good and that the only source of
moral evil is the .... way: The Augustinian formulation problematic and complex to the point of
paradox, not simple ....
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Philosopher Peter Singer
.... but reject his conclusion as unacceptable--we will be left with a
paradox, and will have to doubt the possibility of defining self-consistant
moral rules in ....
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Legitimacy of Practical Authority The purpose of this research is ...
.... authority is sufficiently weighted with qualification to provide it with
moral weight that .... notes that this is a weakness of the insistence on
paradox as basic ....
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Humanism and Scholasticism
.... In any case, as Hexter notes, More "was not the man to avert his eyes from a
moral paradox or double back and take the expedient way around it. ....
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Nietzsche's View of Tragedy
.... the ancient age, but the argument is one of
moral philosophy, not .... particular, Nietzsche deplores the "debilitating narcotic power" and "ghastly
paradox" of the ....
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Impact of the Story of Creation
.... probably did not imagine that such
moral equality could be implemented in .... did, through Adam---great power over nature (an apparent
paradox, given Augustine's ....
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The Limits of Liberalism
.... the same problem we saw earlier in another guise in noting that
moral choices are .... This
paradox is always present, unless the community is all of like mind on ....
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Camus & Existential Views
.... How can this
paradox be explained .... Kierkegaard's in maturity and scope, on what might they base a claim for the superiority of their rational,
moral, and ethical ....
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Religious Claims Over the last several decades, phi
.... empirically document association between religious claims and ensuing
moral behaviors. .... the World: Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein on Nonsense,
Paradox and Religion ....
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Plato and Rousseau Freedom
.... in a society the individual may still obey himself alone, but another
paradox arises in .... apparent is the belief that if a man's individual
moral convictions go ....
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Intuitive Notions About the Rule of Law
.... of Nazi war criminals and the "grudge informers" who had exploited the
moral perversity of .... The
paradox for later war-crimes tribunals was that they were put in ....
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Free Will and Redestination
.... to order events suggests that one must not so much "appeal to
paradox," as Basinger .... for anyone who has ever taken seriously the idea of possessing
moral sense. ....
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Thus Spoke Zarathustra
.... Faith is this
paradox, and the single individual is quite unable to make himself .... up as the supreme example of the individual's religious and
moral faith not ....
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The debate over capital punishment
10). Creating a
moral paradox in the truest sense, the death penalty demands that we at once justify and forbid the same act. If ....
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The Plain Dealer
.... In Moliere's play, the character of Alceste is a
paradox, for he is .... the development of its hero Manly create an unsatisfactorily resolved
moral and dramatic ....
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Themes in Three Literary Works
.... Indeed, the
paradox is that Meursault imprisons himself in the consequences of his revolt, even as he asserts his
moral freedom against the real world. ....
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American Justice System
.... Again, we find a
paradox at the heart of the court system in this area .... the court system usurp the citizens' ability to define for themselves the
moral landscape ....
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Current Political Philosophy & Plato
.... for the other to become a part of it, and the absolute
moral code that .... Nevertheless, Plato believes that using philosophers as kings is somewhat of a
paradox. ....
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Mencius: The Problem of Good and Evil
.... that this proposition overlooks the idea that the
moral goods resulting from .... Mackie presents the
paradox of omniscience which suggests that God's omnipotence ....
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Nietzsche, Locke and Kant Friedrich Nietzsche, John Locke, and ...
.... not absolutely food on the principle of autonomy (that is,
moral necessitation) is .... the consent of the individual, and therein lies the
paradox for authority ....
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Philosophy of Religion
.... This is the importance of
paradox. .... six chapters: "The Theistic Hypothesis;" "The Evidence of Scientific Experience;" "The Evidence of
Moral Experience;" "The ....
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Justice in Plato's Republic
.... Randomness of human psychology, which is to say
moral randomness, influenced by .... How, for example, can one explain the
paradox of Mikhail Gorbachev, Nobel Peace ....
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Ethical Structures with Religious Basis
.... Boethius sets forth the essential
paradox in Christian thought between freedom and .... is the ethical as the individual accepts determinate
moral standards and ....
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Ideal of Social Justice
.... The individual needs to develop his or her own
moral code based on a relationship .... Hughes feels the force of this
paradox in his life and expresses this idea in ....
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Genealogy of Morals
.... cruel joy because the one who sacrifices rejoices in the defeat by (
moral) artifice of .... the devolution of the will to power and in entrenchment of
paradox as a ....
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