Routledge The Transcendent Character of the Good - Routledge Ethics

This Routledge Studies in Ethics and Moral Theory volume addresses moral pluralism and polarization by examining the transcendent character of the good across Christian theology and moral philosophy. The work explores how the good functions beyond concrete goods, things, acts, or individual preferences, serving as an orienting compass for moral life. By investigating the critical tension between transcendent goodness and its real-world embodiments, this book offers contemporary perspectives on ethics grounded in philosophical and theological tradition. It provides readers with conceptual frameworks for understanding morality in an increasingly polarised landscape, making it essential for students and scholars of Christian ethics, moral philosophy, and religious studies seeking deeper engagement with timeless questions about value and virtue.