On Veritatis Splendor by Fr. Joseph Koterski: 13. Consequentionalism and Proportionalism

This lecture gives further consideration to the problems that Veritatis splendor identifies in any autonomous (purely rational) morality.  At the heart of the problem is an inadequate understanding of the object of a moral action and a disproportionate (sometimes exclusive) concentration on the calculation of advantages and disadvantages in the effort to provide moral evaluations.  After differentiating between consequentialism and proportionalism, this lecture begins a review of the encyclical’s explanation of the Church’s teachings on intrinsic evils as always and everywhere wrong.
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