A Textbook of Christian Ethics
Autor Robin Gillen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 ian 2014
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567595928
ISBN-10: 0567595927
Pagini: 592
Dimensiuni: 169 x 244 x 46 mm
Greutate: 0.98 kg
Ediția:Revised
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567595927
Pagini: 592
Dimensiuni: 169 x 244 x 46 mm
Greutate: 0.98 kg
Ediția:Revised
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Has
an
appeal
for
UK
and
US
students
and
has
been
classroom
tested
in
UK
and
US
Notă biografică
Robin
Gillis
the
Michael
Ramsay
Professor
of
Modern
Theology
at
the
University
of
Kent,
UK.
Cuprins
CONTENTS
Preface
INTRODUCTION
Structure
System
of
Analysis
The
Texts:
Augustine,
Aquinas
and
Luther
The
Extracts
Method
of
Study
Section
1
METHODOLOGY
Introduction
to
Methodology
Text
I
Augustine
'God's
Foreknowledge
and
Human
Free-will'
fromThe
City
of
GodText
II
Aquinas
'Natural
Law'
fromSumma
TheologicaText
III
Luther
fromTreatise
on
Good
WorksAnalysis
of
Extracts
Extract
1
Bonhoeffer
'Ethics
and
Christian
Ethics'
fromEthicsExtract
2
Fletcher
fromSituation
EthicsExtract
3
Copleston
'Objections
to
Natural
Law'
fromAquinasExtract
4
John
Paul
II
'The
Crisis
of
Moral
Truth'
fromVeritatis
SplendorExtract
5
Fiorenza
'Ethics
and
Feminist
Theology'
Extract
6
Cupitt
'Post-Realist
Ethics'
fromSolar
EthicsExtract
7
Porter
'Virtue
Ethics'
fromMoral
Action
and
Christian
EthicsExtract
8
Abraham
'Post-Colonial
and
Inter-Faith
Ethics'
Critique
of
Extracts
Section
2
POLITICS,
ECONOMICS
AND
JUSTICE
Introduction
to
Politics,
Economics
and
Justice
Text
IV
Augustine
'The
Earthly
and
Heavenly
Cities'
fromThe
City
of
GodText
V
Aquinas
fromOn
Princely
GovernmentText
VI
Luther
fromTrade
and
UsuryAnalysis
of
Extracts
Extract
9
Barth
'God's
Judgment
on
Political
Revolutions'
fromThe
Epistle
to
the
RomansExtract
10
Berdyaev
'Politics
and
the
Spirit'
fromFreedom
and
the
SpiritExtract
11
Niebuhr
'The
Conflict
Between
Individual
and
Social
Morality'
fromMoral
Man
and
Immoral
SocietyExtract
12
Temple
fromChristianity
and
Social
OrderExtract
13
John
XXIII
'Towards
a
World
Government'
fromPacem
in
TerrisExtract
14
Miranda
'Justice
and
Almsgiving'
fromMarx
and
the
BibleExtract
15
Hollenbach
'The
Common
Good
and
Globalisation'
fromThe
Common
Good
and
Christian
EthicsExtract
16
Farley
'Prophetic
Discourse
in
a
Time
of
AIDS'
Critique
of
Extracts
Section
3
WAR
AND
PEACE
Introduction
to
War
and
Peace
Text
VII
Augustine
'The
Just
War'
fromReply
to
Faustus
the
ManichaeanText
VIII
Aquinas
'War,
Christians
and
the
Clergy'
fromSumma
TheologicaText
IX
Luther
fromWhether
Soldiers,
too,
Can
be
SavedAnalysis
of
Extracts
Extract
17
Welty
'Wars
of
Aggression
and
Defence
fromA
Handbook
of
Christian
Social
EthicsExtract
18
Ramsey
fromWho
Speaks
for
the
Church?Extract
19
US
Catholic
Bishops
fromThe
Challenge
of
PeaceExtract
20
Hauerwas
'Pacifism:
Some
Philosophical
Considerations'
Extract
21
Bonino
'Liberation
Theology
and
Peace'
fromRevolutionary
Theology
Comes
of
AgeExtract
22
O'Donovan
'Discrimination
and
Double-Effect'
fromThe
Just
War
RevisitedExtract
23
Ackermann
'Living
with
Difference'
Critique
of
Extracts
Section
4
THE
ENVIRONMENT
Introduction
to
the
Environment
Text
X
Augustine
fromThe
Literal
Meaning
of
GenesisText
XI
Aquinas
'Creation
and
Divine
Providence'
fromSumma
Contra
GentilesText
XII
Luther
fromCommentary
on
Genesis(1.26-31)
Analysis
of
Extracts
Extract
24
White
'The
Theological
Roots
of
our
Ecological
Crisis'
Extract
25
Gregorios
'Ecology
and
the
World
Council
of
Churches'
Extract
26
Abraham
'Liberation
and
Eco-Justice'
Extract
27
Clark
'Christian
Responsibility
for
the
Environment'
Extract
28
McFague
'An
Earthly
Theological
Agenda'
Extract
29
King
'Evolution,
Ethics
and
Mysticism'
Critique
of
Extracts
Section
5
HUMAN
LIFE
AND
INTERPERSONAL
RELATIONSHIPS
Introduction
to
Human
Life
and
Interpersonal
Relationships
Text
XIII
Augustine
'Suicide'
fromThe
City
of
GodText
XIV
Aquinas
'Fornication
and
Marriage'
fromSumma
Contra
GentilesText
XV
Luther
fromOn
the
Jews
and
Their
LiesAnalysis
of
Extracts
Extract
30
Küng
'Euthanasia'
fromA
Dignified
Dying?Extract
31
Quaker
Group
fromTowards
a
Quaker
View
of
SexExtract
32
Ware
'Marriage
and
Divorce
-
an
Orthodox
Perspective'
Extract
33
Paul
VI
'Birth
Control'
fromHumanae
VitaeExtract
34
Cahill
'Bioethics
and
AIDS'
Extract
35
WCC
'Churches
Against
Racism'
Extract
36
Ruether
'Western
Christianity
and
Zionism'
Extract
37
Graham
'Post-Humans'
Critique
of
Extracts
Bibliography
Indices
Recenzii
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.
a
valuable
book
for
any
student
of
ethics
and
theology.'
An ingenious tour de force . . . an exemplary textbook which outshines its competitors past and present . . . Robin Gill has done much to reclaim for Christian ethics its proper place among the theological disciplines.
This is an excellent blend of classical texts with modern writers yet tied together with the insightful critiques of a skilful ethicist . . .
The previous three editions of this book have become an indispensable source of information for students of Christian Ethics. Now the famed author has given us an expanded 4th edition with more than 100 pages of newer extracts and texts on post-colonialism, feminism, and inter-religious dialogues, mostly written by female scholars. [...] I recommend it to anyone who wishes to know more about Christian Ethics.
An ingenious tour de force . . . an exemplary textbook which outshines its competitors past and present . . . Robin Gill has done much to reclaim for Christian ethics its proper place among the theological disciplines.
This is an excellent blend of classical texts with modern writers yet tied together with the insightful critiques of a skilful ethicist . . .
The previous three editions of this book have become an indispensable source of information for students of Christian Ethics. Now the famed author has given us an expanded 4th edition with more than 100 pages of newer extracts and texts on post-colonialism, feminism, and inter-religious dialogues, mostly written by female scholars. [...] I recommend it to anyone who wishes to know more about Christian Ethics.