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The belief that one can instill virtue (and not merely enforce acceptable overt behavior) through political means reveals a sore lack of both moral and psychological […]

Conclusion Dr. Egbert’s construction of her reality as a researcher, educator, mentor, presenter, editor makes her different and unique person. She is currently a full Professor […]

Finally, and on a more positive note, I would like to suggest that Augustine bequeathed the Western world perhaps the most precious of all political gifts—the […]

Egbert’s Epistemology: Since” Epistemologies are central to the production and consumption of educational research.” (Pallas, 2001), I was curious to know what Dr. Egbert’s Epistemological stance […]

104 • Volume XVI, No. 2, 2003 Linda C. Raeder Augustine does not aim, of course, to remove moral considerations or virtue from politics (as if […]

32 Walker, 109. 33 Augustine probably rued his decision to countenance the use of force in the suppression of the Donatist heretics, for by this action […]

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ployment of coercive means in religious matters. I think a case can be made that his advocacy of coercion was a pragmatic response to the civil […]

Moreover, we find in Augustine support for the pernicious idea that “inner liberty” is of greater value than personal liberty in the sense of freedom from […]