Duty or Pleasure?: A New Appraisal of Christian Ethics

Paragon House Publishers (1987)
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From Library Journal: Basing himself on Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas, but also making extensive use of modern psychologists, particularly Freud, Ple develops a theory of morality in the Catholic Christian tradition. In the first part he discusses the historical shift from a morality based on pleasure and happiness to one based on duty. Then, because he considers modern ethics "barely Christian," he develops an ethics based on a proper understanding of pleasure.

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