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| Document Type: | Book |
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| All Authors / Contributors: |
J Philip Wogaman |
| ISBN: | 9780664234096 0664234097 |
| OCLC Number: | 657080526 |
| Description: | xv, 376 p. ; 23 cm. |
| Contents: | The legacies of Christian ethics. The biblical legacy of Christian ethics -- Philosophical legacies -- The ethics of early Christianity. The formative years -- Seminal thinkers and transitions -- The moral vision of Saint Augustine -- Medieval Christianity. Monastic and mystical contributions -- The confessional -- The Thomistic synthesis -- Late medieval forerunners -- The era of Reformation and Enlightenment. The Reformers : Luther and Calvin -- Catholic humanism and Counter-Reformation -- The radical Reformation -- Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century rationalism and evangelicalism. Rationalism and revival in the eighteenth century -- Nineteenth-century philosophical and Christian ethics -- Nineteenth-century slavery and feminist controversies -- Christian ethics in the twentieth century. The social gospel movement -- The social encyclicals -- Formative Christian moral thinkers -- The Vatican II watershed -- Orthodox Christian ethics -- Liberation theology -- Ecumenical social ethics -- Christian ethics in the third millennium. Changed realities -- Unresolved issues -- Concluding reflections. |
| Responsibility: | J. Philip Wogaman. |
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"With its new and revised sections, this second edition of Christian Ethics: A Historical Introduction is a magnificent survey of every important era in the rich, and contested, history of Christian ethics. Phil Wogaman draws on a lifetime of study to offer incisive, and nuanced, analyses of the major figures, movements, and issues in the field. Better yet, Wogaman couples his sharp analyses with thoughtful arguments that not only stake out his own ethical positions but invite the rest of us to struggle with unresolved issues and ongoing debates. The result is a magisterial volume that should be required reading for anyone wanting to understand the roots, historical expressions, and future directions of Christian ethics." Michael G. Long, Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Peace and Conflict Studies, Elizabethtown College Read more...