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A Textbook of Christian Ethics

Autor Robin Gill
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 ian 2014
Robin Gill'sA Textbook of Christian Ethicscontinues to be popular with students and lecturers - it is difficult to find another textbook in the field that combines primary texts with extensive analysis and commentary. This 4th edition has been extensively revised and it incorporates up-to-date developments in the field of Christian ethics. Gill retains all the popular features of the previous editions, including its layout and structure, and in this new edition he also focuses on current debates, including such topics as global Christianity, global economics, euthanasia and global justice and the environment.
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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

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

' . . . 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.