Religion, Public Discourse and the Common Good
by Dr Roland Chia | Nov 21, 2016 | Pulse
November 2016 Pulse Without doubt, one of the most important – if highly contentious – ideas in political and social philosophy today is that of the common good. Although the idea is once again in vogue in recent public and academic discourse, its origins can be...RECENT POST
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