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Islamic ethics

Hourani's term for the Ash'ari view that acts are good or bad only because God commands or forbids them.

In Islamic ethics, theistic subjectivism refers to Hourani's term for the Ash'ari view that acts are good or bad only because God commands or forbids them. This meaning comes from Hourani (1985) in Reason and tradition in Islamic ethics.[1]

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Hourani, G. F. (1985). Reason and tradition in Islamic ethics. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521267120

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