Good God: The Theistic Foundations of Morality
"Good Godprovides a spirited defense of the claim that morality requires God as its foundation.  The authors provide powerful reasons for rejecting the usual philosophical objections to this view, and a strong case for the advantages of their view over secular rivals.  Although the book shows a deep knowledge of contemporary moral philosophy, it is accessible to non-specialists and written in a clear and engaging style."-- C. Stephen Evans, University Professor of Philosophy and Humanities, Baylor University"This is, on awhole, a very good book. It gathers together arguments for an ambitious thesis, that 'morality ultimately needs God to make full ratonal sense."--John Hare, Yale University