Religion and Ethics—II

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 31:135-146 (1992)
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Professor Sutherland has argued that ‘God wills the good’ should be regarded as an analytic truth, with the consequence that any account of what is God's will in which it does not appear to be good is either a mistake about God's will or a mistake about what is good.

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