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The authors think that Christian ethics
{ 1 } - has a commitment to God rather than truth.
{ 2 } - need not be faithful to the light of reason.
{ 3 } - requires the intellectual effort necessary to see the harmony of faith and reason.
{ 4 } - is a rationalization of what is believed by blind faith.
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The authors think that Christian ethics
{ 1 } - has a commitment to God rather than truth.
{ 2 } - need not be faithful to the light of reason.
{ 3 } - requires the intellectual effort necessary to see the harmony of faith and reason.
{ 4 } - is a rationalization of what is believed by blind faith.
Christian ethics accepts the statement of Jesus that He, God, is the Truth.
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The authors think that Christian ethics
{ 1 } - has a commitment to God rather than truth.
{ 2 } - need not be faithful to the light of reason.
{ 3 } - requires the intellectual effort necessary to see the harmony of faith and reason.
{ 4 } - is a rationalization of what is believed by blind faith.
See p. 182.
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The authors think that Christian ethics
{ 1 } - has a commitment to God rather than truth.
{ 2 } - need not be faithful to the light of reason.
{ 3 } - requires the intellectual effort necessary to see the harmony of faith and reason.
{ 4 } - is a rationalization of what is believed by blind faith.
See p. 182.
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The authors think that Christian ethics
{ 1 } - has a commitment to God rather than truth.
{ 2 } - need not be faithful to the light of reason.
{ 3 } - requires the intellectual effort necessary to see the harmony of faith and reason.
{ 4 } - is a rationalization of what is believed by blind faith.
See p. 182.
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