Bishop Joseph Butler and Wang Yangming: a comparative study of their moral vision and view of conscience

Bern: Peter Lang (2014)
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This book compares Butler's and Wang's moral vision and conception of conscience. It seeks to advance our ongoing inquiry into the complex encounter between Christianity and Confucianism. The study shows that in both thinkers' treatises are profound consonances that could serve as framework for a constructive interaction between these two civilizations.

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BJ1471.C457 2014

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3034315627   9783034315623

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