Moral Arguments for God's Existence

<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>This extensive collection is designed to canvass the terrain of moral arguments for God’s existence. Part I covers the rich and fertile history of the moral argument. Part II examines moral realism and its salient rival metaethical accounts. Part III delineates and describes an array of moral phenomena in need of adequate explanation. Part IV fleshes out several central theistic ethical accounts, from divine command theory to natural law. Part VI subjects various secular ethical accounts to critical scrutiny, including atheistic moral Platonism and Cornell realism. And Part VI extends the discussion by delving into some finer-grained religious accounts of the connection between God and morality.</jats:p>