A Textbook of Christian EthicsThe new edition of this classic textbook focuses more strongly on current debates and expands on a variety of topics, with contributions on natural law approaches, virtue ethics in a pluralistic/postmodern world, the influential notion of the 'common good', just war theory, genetics and biotechnology, euthanasia and global justice, and sex and gender issues. Important modern contributions to Christian ethics are set out alongside classic texts from Augustine, Aquinas and Luther. The modern writers range from thinkers such as Niebuhr, Barth and Bonhoeffer to recent liberation and Third World theologians. Each series of texts is systematically analysed. The differing ethical positions and arguments are examined together with the social and historical factors which shaped them. |
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Nutzerbericht - ajgoddard - LibraryThingSimilar to Boulton but adds commentary and analysis of key texts and has much stronger historical emphasis as all sections include classic texts from Augustine, Aquinas and Luther as well as more ... Vollständige Rezension lesen
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Abraham Liberation and EcoJustice | 2 |
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