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In this book, the British Academy presents an in-depth exploration of the metaphysical philosophy of F.H. Bradley. It offers a comprehensive understanding of this complex and compelling subject.

In this seminal work, Rashdall explores the nature of ethics and morality, arguing that they are not simply arbitrary constraints on human behavior but are rooted in rational principles that can be understood and applied to everyday life. The author covers a wide range of topics, from the foundations of morality to the nature of moral obligation, and provides a comprehensive overview of the major ethical theories and their implications. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the field of ethics.

This work by Hastings Rashdall provides an insightful perspective on the nature of Jesus as both human and divine. Including three sermons as well as a theological essay, this book offers an in-depth exploration of Christian doctrine.

Explore the complex relationship between good and evil, society, and the universe with this groundbreaking work by Hastings Rashdall. Divided into two volumes, this work offers a detailed analysis of what it means to be good, and how individuals and societies can strive towards goodness. Drawing on philosophy, religion, and history, Rashdall provides a unique perspective on one of the most enduring questions of human existence.

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