Introduction To Christian Ethies

Introduction To Christian Ethies
Tác giả:	Ronald P. Hamel, Kenneth R. Himes
Ký hiệu tác giả:	HA-R
DDC:	241 - Thần học luân lý
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số:	258SB0008063
Nhà xuất bản:	Paulist Press, New York
Năm xuất bản:	1950
Khổ sách:	25
Số trang:	597
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

Introduction	1
Part 1: SITUATING OURSELVES
Christian Ethics: Biblical an Historical Perspectives
1. The Bible and Christian Morality	9
2. How Free and Creative Was and Is Moral Theology?	33
Shifts in Catholic Moral Theology
3. The Human Person in Contemporary Theology	49
4. New Patterns of Relationship	63
5. Values, Victims, and Vision	80
Part 2: MORAL THEOLOGY: THE NATURE OF THE DISCIPLINE
Overview of the Discipline's Subject Matter
6. Method in Moral Theology	90
7. The Structure and Basis of the Moral Experience	106
The Role pf Faith in Christian Ethics
8. The Criterion for Deciding What Is Christian	120
9. Can Ethics Be Christian? Some Conclusions	133
10. Does Religious Faith Add to Ethical Perception?	140
Part 3: THE MORAL SELF AND THE SORT OF PERSON ONE IS AND BECOMES
Moral Character
11. Toward an Ethics of Character	151
Spirituality and Moral Character
12. Spiritual Life an Moral Life	163
13. Liturgy and Ethics	175
Freedom and Fundamental Option
14. Basic Freedom and Morality	187
Sin and Conversion
15. Missing the Mark	199
16. Sin and Conversion	206
17. Social Sin and Conversion	217
18. Christian Coversion	227
19. Conversion and Christian Ethics	242
Conscience and Moral Development
20. Conscience	252
21. Visions of Maturity	281
22. Disciplines: Repentance, Prayer ad Service	293
Part 4: MAKING MORAL CHOICES: RESOURCES FOR REFLECTION
Scripture
23. What Are They Saving About Scripture and Ethics?	313
24. The Use of the Bible in Christian Ethics	322
The Church as Teacher and Dissent in the Church
25. The Dogmatic Constitution on the Church	333
26. Doctrinal Authority for a Pilgrim Church	336
27. Canon 752	352
28. Reflection on a Canon	353
29. Bishops, Theologians and Morality	359
30. The Search for Truth in a Catholic Context	373
31. Norms of Licit Theological Dissent	381
32. Public Dissent in the Church	383
33. Conscience Formation and the Teaching of the Church	397
Reason and Natural Law
34. Can Moral Theology Ignore Natural Law?	407
35. The Traditional Concept of Natural Law	413
The Empirical Sciences
36. The Relationship of Empirical Science to Moral Thought	428
Part 5: THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE: THE NATURA, USE AND LIMITS OF MORAL NORMS
The Meaning anf Origin of Moral Norms
37. The Meaning of Moral Norms	443
Overview of Debate
38. The Objective Moral Order	454
The Contemporary Debate
39. The Meaning and Limits of Moral Norms	470
40. The Absoluteeness of Behavioral Moral Norms	487
41. Catholic Ethics: Has the Norm for Rule-Making Changed?	513
Part 6: MAKING MORAL CHOICES:"WHAT OUGHT I TO DO?"
The Moral Act
42. Ethics: How To Do It	533
43. Moral Methodology: A Case Study	551
Reason and Felling in Moral Discernment
44. The Reasoning Heart	563
45. Moral Discernment in the Christian Life	583

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