The Moral Gap: Kantian Ethics, Human Limits, and God's Assistance.

Linda Trinkaus Zagzebski · John Hare

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INTRODUCTION PART I: KANTIAN ETHICS 1. Kant and the Moral Demand 2. God's Suppplement 3. Moral Faith PART II: HUMAN LIMITS 4. Puffing up the Capacity 6. Reducing the Demand 7. Substitutes for God's Assistance PART III: GOD'S ASSISTANCE 8. Repentance 9. Forgiveness 10. God's Assistance BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX OF BIBLICAL PASSAGES GENERAL INDEX

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