Significant epistemological shifts took place during the modern period that led to the
exclusion of ethical constructs of the human self. Subsequently, ethics or morality was …

In this ground-breaking book, Aristotelian and evolutionary understandings of human social
nature are brought together to provide an integrative, psychological account of human …

Naturalistic, normative, and ethnographic approaches to ethical life seem to describe very
different worlds. Focusing on ordinary social interactions and ideologies surrounding them …

The present study examines the relation between the moral intuitions proposed by the 'Moral
Foundations Theory'according to J. Haidt and the moral orientations in relation with moral …

In light of increasing levels of polarization between liberals and conservatives both in the
classroom and in the wider culture, this article uses an introductory seminary course as a …

An argument that moral psychology can benefit from closer integration with the social
sciences, offering a novel ethical theory bridging the two. In this book, Mark Fedyk offers a …

The idea that the human world contains moral properties, that is, moral values and goods,
raises a fundamental challenge to the prevailing methodological paradigm in psychology …

At the end of the Nicomachean Ethics, the most influential secular ethics text in the West (a
set of lecture notes dutifully copied by Aristotle's son Nicomachus), Aristotle wrote (or taught) …

This chapter develops an approach to understanding moral realism that can account for
culturally diverse moral realities and incommensurability without devolving into relativism …

A previous article argued for the relevance of theological ethics to pastoral counseling. This
article suggests an ethical method with five levels of rationality. These levels enable a …