Kierkegaard's Ethic of Love

Kierkegaard's perspective on moral obligations is explored through the lens of divine command, emphasizing the principle of loving one's neighbor. This work engages with the intersection of ethics and religion, addressing the necessity of a religious foundation for morality. Evans offers a thorough interpretation of Kierkegaard as an ethical thinker while engaging with modern moral theorists. The text argues that Kierkegaard's divine command theory not only promotes human flourishing but also preserves the appropriate relationship between religion and state in diverse societies.