In The Call to Happiness, Nathaniel A. Warne examines Christian eudaimonism within the writings of sixteenth and seventeenth century English Puritans, arguing that the idea of divine callings (vocations) as a command from God can sit comfortably alongside eudaimonism without rendering the Puritans as "divine command theorists."
In The Call to Happiness, Nathaniel A. Warne examines Christian eudaimonism within the writings of sixteenth and seventeenth century English Puritans, arguing that the idea of divine callings (vocations) as a command from God can sit comfortably alongside eudaimonism without rendering the Puritans as "divine command theorists."
Chapter 1: Puritanism and the 'Haunting Fear' Chapter 2: Nature Ends and Happiness Chapter 3: Reason Theoria and Praxis Chapter 4: A 'Kind of Life': Rationality Virtue and Moral Development Chapter 5: 'Imposed on Man:' Personhood Command and Calling Chapter 6: 'Common Good:' Community and the Political Chapter 7: Community Friendship and Law Chapter 8: Puritan Ethics and a Tradition of Happiness
Chapter 1: Puritanism and the 'Haunting Fear' Chapter 2: Nature Ends and Happiness Chapter 3: Reason Theoria and Praxis Chapter 4: A 'Kind of Life': Rationality Virtue and Moral Development Chapter 5: 'Imposed on Man:' Personhood Command and Calling Chapter 6: 'Common Good:' Community and the Political Chapter 7: Community Friendship and Law Chapter 8: Puritan Ethics and a Tradition of Happiness
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