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Scott B. Rae

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Scott B. Rae



SCOTT RAE, Ph.D., is professor of Christian ethics and chair of the philosophy of religion and ethics department at Talbot School of Theology. He's written six books, including Moral Choices: An Introduction to Ethics and Beyond Integrity: a Judeo-Christian Approach to Business Ethics. ...more

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Moral Choices: An Introduct...

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Doing the Right Thing: Maki...

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Beyond Integrity: A Judeo-C...

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Introducing Christian Ethic...

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The Virtues of Capitalism: ...

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Outside the Womb: Moral Gui...

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Bioethics: A Christian Appr...

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The Ethics of Sex: A Zonder...

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Moral Choices Video Lecture...

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Moral Choices: an Introduct...

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“A second appeal of relativism comes from the way it is presented. Frequently relativism is presented as though it and its opposite, absolutism, are the only two valid alternatives.”
Scott B. Rae, Moral Choices: An Introduction to Ethics

“Good reasons usually resolve moral disagreements, but for the emotivist, giving good reasons and using manipulation would essentially be the same thing.”
Scott B. Rae, Moral Choices: An Introduction to Ethics

“descriptive ethics is a sociological discipline that attempts to describe the morals of a particular society, often by studying other cultures.”
Scott B. Rae, Moral Choices: An Introduction to Ethics



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