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The Virtue Of Love Of God Comparative Moral Virtue Theory Smr Hejazi

Name: The Virtue Of Love Of God Comparative Moral Virtue Theory Smr Hejazi
SKU: BELL-37356838
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Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.39 MB

Pages: 308

Author: S.M.R. Hejazi

ISBN: 9781453763834, 145376383X

Language: English

Year: 2012

Volume: 1

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The Virtue Of Love Of God Comparative Moral Virtue Theory Smr Hejazi by S.m.r. Hejazi 9781453763834, 145376383X instant download after payment.

This book presents a comparative approach to the virtue of 'Love of God'; it is a mystical analysis based on Islamic and Christian moral theologies. This study provides an exposition and comparative analysis of Kashani's (1598-1680) and Malebranche's (1638-1715) conception of virtue, with particular attention paid to the role of love of God. One of the main goals of this research is to develop an understanding of the notion of love of God within the philosophical and mystical contexts of two different thinkers, each from a particular traditional horizon. This entails explicating each thinker's understanding of this concept within his specific line of thought in Islam or Christianity, and then situating his view within a broader philosophical and mystical perspective.