Philosophical Essays Concerning Human Families

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In Philosophical Essays concerning Human Families, Stanley Vodraska describes a principle of moral practice that he calls “the principle of familial preference.” The essays examine this principle in practices of love or charity, mercy, justice, and prudence, as well as in religion, morals, and politics

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