Heteronomy
Definition
The condition of receiving moral law from outside the self; the material notes that morality does not require heteronomy, but it does require a metaphysical ground transcending individual will.
Episodes
- 160 — Fundamental Theology — Topic 16. Religion and the Spheres of Human Life
- 188 — Moral Theology — Topic 1. Introduction to Moral Theology.
Related Concepts
- Autonomy
- Collective Responsibility
- Divine Command Theory
- Moral Autonomy
- Moral Obligation
- Theonomy
- Totalitarianism