G. Scott Davis
Biography
G. Scott Davis wrote Warcraft and the Fragility of Virtue.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In this fine book Adam Hollowell captures the living voice of a giant of Christian ethics. Having done so, he puts Ramsey in dialogue with a new generation — represented by Daniel Bell, John Bowlin, Eric Gregory, Jennifer Herdt, and Charles Mathewes — that is poised to dominate the field for at least the next decade. Hollowell argues persuasively that Ramsey's voice remains indispensable for them and their students.”
Philosophy
“Jacob Goodson and Brad Stone have brought together a fair sampling of contemporary thinkers . . . The three sections of Rorty and the Religious take on the status of Christianity in analytic philosophy, the implications of Rorty's thought for Christian moral understanding, and the prospects for social hope. This book . . . brings together the intellectual life, as exemplified by Rorty, and the 'sustained practice' informed by 'spiritual nourishment and the hope of the risen Christ.'”
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Warcraft and the Fragility of Virtue
Philosophy
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