When modernity finally put the question, most Protestants proved unable to give a compelling answer, took refuge in moralism and
religious subjectivism, and waited.
Not exact matches
He recognized that liberalism, as a set of doctrines of political morality, could not rest upon, or be defended by appeal to, any form of
religious or ethical skepticism,
subjectivism, or relativism.
The American
religious empiricist so understood could accept what these postmodern philosophers and theologians have elucidated without dismissing them as nihilists; but these postmodernists, in turn, also are close enough to the American
religious empiricist to hear their critique of postmodern anti-realism and
subjectivism.16