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I enthusiastically recommend Clanton and Martin's Nature and Command to those looking for a clear, thoughtful, and historically informed guide through the dialectic between natural law and divine command theories. Their combination approach deserves a hearing as an important contribution to theistic metaethics. --Christopher Tollefsen, Professor of Philosophy at the University of South Carolina Among publications on divine command ethics, Nature and Command is exceptional in the extent to which historical sources, both philosophical and theological, are incorporated into the line of argumentation. The authors mine sources from the medieval period, Renaissance scholasticism, the Reformation, modern philosophy, and Protestant theology in making their case. --Janine Marie Idziak, editor of Divine Command Morality: Historical and Contemporary Readings

I enthusiastically recommend Clanton and Martin's Nature and Command to those looking for a clear, thoughtful, and historically informed guide through the dialectic between natural law and divine command theories. Their 'combination' approach deserves a hearing as an important contribution to theistic metaethics. --Christopher Tollefsen, professor of philosophy at the University of South Carolina Among publications on divine command ethics, Nature and Command is exceptional in the extent to which historical sources, both philosophical and theological, are incorporated into the line of argumentation. The authors mine sources from the medieval period, Renaissance scholasticism, the Reformation, modern philosophy, and Protestant theology in making their case. --Janine Marie Idziak, editor of Divine Command Morality: Historical and Contemporary Readings

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J. CALEB CLANTON is University Research Professor and professor of philosophy at Lipscomb University. His previous books include Philosophy of Religion in the Classical American Tradition and The Philosophy of Religion of Alexander Campbell. KRAIG MARTIN is associate professor of philosophy at Harding University. His articles have appeared in such journals as Erkenntnis, Logos and Episteme, Studies in Christian Ethics, and American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, among others.

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