Free And Faithful In Christ
Phụ đề: Moral Theology For Priests And Laity Volume 3 Light To The World, Salt For The Earth
Tác giả: Bernard Haring
Ký hiệu tác giả: HA-B
DDC: 241 - Thần học luân lý
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

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Mã số: 258SB0016316
Nhà xuất bản: Saint Paul Publications
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 439
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
contents  
introduction 1 1
part one: Bioethics  
chapter one responsibility for human life and its transmission  
I. meaning and value of human life 4
II. The beginning off human liffe  
1. the origin of the genotype 5
2. the moment of diversification 7
3. the cerebral cortex nd hominization 8
4. distincion between "human life" and "humnized life" 9
III. The transmission of life 10
1. transmission of healthy life 12
2. responsibility for healthy life of the fetus and child 14
3. Popuation problems 14
4. sterlization 17
5. artificial intervention in human reproduction 23
IV. Abortion 27
1. A moral and social-legal question 27
2. spontaneous and not so sopontaeous abortion  29
3. selective abortion 30
4. abortion as birth control 32
5. life-saving interruption of pregnancy 32
6. therapeutic abortion in the broder sense 33
v. sins against human life 34
1. letting die 34
2. causing death by neligence 35
3. suicide 35
4. murder and participation in mass murder 36
5. the death penalty 38
chapter two on health and healing 42
I. meaning and value of human health and healing 42
1. christ the " saviour and the healer" 44
2. faith healing, praer and healing 45
3. sense and nonsense of sickness and suffering 47
4. what is human health? 48
5. personal and social responsibility for heath 49
II. The healing profession 50
1. the ethos of the phsicion 51
2. Denial of death in medical practice 52
 3. Suicide and euthanasia 
4. Duty to prevent suicide  53
5. Against legalization of euthanasia   
III. THE MOMENT OF DEATH AND THE PROCESS OF  
DYING  
1. Cortical death versus cardiac arrest   
2. Artificial reanimation  90
3. The irreversible coma  90
4. Organ transplant  91
5. Legal regulation of transplant from a cadaver  93
IV. THE HEALING PROFESSION AND THE MORIBUND PATIENT  94
1. Favouring consciousness, freedom and  
communication  
2. The moribund's patient's right to truth  95
3. Cooperation  97
4. After death  97
V. ADDING LIFE TO THEIR DAYS OR PROLONGING THE  
DEATH PROCESS?  98
II. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD  128
1. Abiding mission and changeable structures  129
2. From the beginnings to the Constantinian era  131
3. Martin Luther's "two reigns and regiments"  133
4. Powerless and prophetic presence  137
III. THE WORLD AND THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES  141
1. One world and one history  142
2. Authentic secularity and a spurious secularism 143
3. Adoration in Spirit and truth as the guarantor of authentic secularity  147
4. Autonomous morality within the horizon of faith  148
IV. VOCATION AND SANCTITY IN THE WORLD 151
1. On the history of a theology of vocation 151
2. Luther's concept of vocation  152
3. Sanctity in marriage and family 153
4. The crisis of the priestly vocation
 5. Vocation, profession and the "job" 
6. The arduous professions-vocations  156
V. CONSERVING OR CHANGING THE WORLD?  
1. Orientation towards the future and its implications 158
2. The ideology of progress and Christian sobriety  159
4. Process theology and ecology 177
5. A dynamic sacramental view  178
6. Human ecology and our final hope  179
7. For a sober and chastened anthropocentrism 180
 8. Ecology and a new understanding of property and ownership  182
9. From a culture of wastefulness to a new asceticism  183
III. ECOLOGICAL CONSCIENCE AND ITS OBSTACLES  
1. The ideology of constant growth and expansion  
2. Established habits and patterns 
3. Vested interests  187
4. Nationalism and hegemonism  
 5. The megalopolis 
6. Science and technocracy  190
7. What kind of radicalism?  192
IV. ECOLOGICAL STRATEGY  192
1. Ecological education  192
2. Personal and shared initiatives  193
3. Ecological politics  193
4. Reconciliation between man and technology  196
5. Global development  198
6. Nuclear energy and alternatives  200
7 Limite of population growth  201
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4. A prophetic ministry  258
IV. HISTORICITY AND CONFLICT  260
1. Confronting "historical materialism"  261
2. Dialectic materialism and the role of conflict 264
 3. Christians and socialism  267
V. ECONOMY A COMMON ETHICAL TASK  270
1. The great heresy  270
2. God's saving justice and people's solidly united response  272
3. Economy at the service of human needs 276
4. Responsibility and subsidiarity  277
5. Creative liberty  279
6. Solidarity and fidelity  280
7. Unethical conduct in business  281
VI. BEYOND CAPITALISM  286
1. The free social market system 287
2. Politics and economy 288
3. Ownership and labour   
4. The key role of work  290
5. The function of capital and interest  302
6. The role of management  304
7. His majesty, the customer and just prices  306
chapter eight the ethics  of politics 327
1. the political dimension of social life: all-ptrvansive but not exclusive 327
2. political thelogy 332
3. christian politics or politics of christians 335
4 church community and politics  338
5. the horizon of politics interaction and responsibility 338
6. the possibility and necessity of a political ethics 347
II. Politics in the light of the history of creation, sin, redemption 351
1 redemption-liberationn and forgiveness in the midst of conflict  352
2. the role of the state in a fallen-redeemed world  353
3. taxes 357
4. power, redeemed or unredeemed 359
5. criminal law, enforcement and rehabilition 364
IV. Towards a world community 381
1. NEW DMENSIONS OF NATURAL LAW AND THE "LAW OOF NATIONS" 382
2. SOVEREIGN STATES AND SUPER-POWERS 383
3. THE THREAT OF A SUEPER-STATE 384
4. THE FEDRAL PRINCIPLE OF A WORLD AUTHORITY 385
III. LIBERATION FROM THE SLAVERY OF WAR 406
1. The time has come  406
2. Conscientious objection and prophetic protest 407
3. Spirituality and relevance of non-violent action
4. Disarmament 
IV. PEACE RESEARCH AND PEACE POLICY 414
 1. Meaning and purpose of peace research 415
 2. From peace research to peace policy 416
 3. New structures for peace  417
V. PEACE EDUCATION  418
1. Spirit and purpose of peace education  418
2. Learning the art of peace in the midst of conflict  420
V. THE CHURCH, SACRAMENT OF PEACE  421