Churchgoing and Christian Ethics

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Focusing on the role of moral communities, Robin Gill explores the unique attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors of churchgoers, highlighting their distinctiveness in relation to faith and moral order. The book reveals how these attitudes can evolve and how moral disagreements exist among various church groups. Interestingly, many values and behaviors of church communities are also reflected in nonchurchgoers. This relative distinctiveness is essential for understanding contemporary Christian ethics.