Faith and the Professions

Faith and the ProfessionsThomas L. Shaffer argues that the morals of modern American lawyers and doctors have been corrupted by misguided professionalism and weak philosophy. He shows that professional codes exalt vocational principle over the traditional morals of character; but that, in practice, America's professionals and business people cultivate the ethics of character. The ethics of virtue have been neglected. The ethical argument in Faith and the Professions is in

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conceptual and historical processes that led to European Union enlargement

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Instructor resources include PowerPoints for each chapter

Connors writes not just a history of technological innovation and business development

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