
“Philosophers have talked a great deal about a ‘good life,’ and they’ve offered theories as to what makes a person’s life go well. Aristotle stressed that the human exercise of our unique capacity for rationality – which we use to navigate between behavioral extremes – holds the key to achieving a good life. John Stuart Mill conceived of a good life as one which has maximized pleasure over pain. A popular view among philosophers today is that your life goes well for you when your desires are satisfied.” —Kevin Klinghorn
How do we experience the Good Life?
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Two Views of Grace
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