Applied Christian Ethics addresses selected themes in Christian social ethics. Part one shows the roots of contributors in the realist school; part two focuses on different levels of the significance of economics for social justice; and part three deals with both existential experience and government policy in war and peace issues.
Applied Christian Ethics addresses selected themes in Christian social ethics. Part one shows the roots of contributors in the realist school; part two focuses on different levels of the significance of economics for social justice; and part three deals with both existential experience and government policy in war and peace issues.
Matthew Lon Weaver is chaplain and chair of the Department of Social, Religious, and Ethical Studies at the Marshall School.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction, Matthew Lon Weaver Part I: Foundations Chapter 1: Social Christianity, Niebuhrian Realism, and the Protestant Mainline, Gary Dorrien Chapter 2: Paul Tillich and the Frankfurt School, Guyton B. Hammond Chapter 3: Toward a Constructive "Religious Realism": Robert Bellah and Reinhold Niebuhr, Harlan Stelmach Chapter 4: Paul Tillich and the Lingering Possibility of Prophetic Activity, Randall K. Bush Chapter 5: Recent Books about Reinhold Niebuhr and Reflections on His Relevance Today, Charles C. Brown Chapter 6: Calvin for Today: Breaking Out of the Iron Cage, Matthew Lon Weaver Chapter 7: The Life and Practice of an Ethicist, Ronald H. Stone Part II: Economics and Justice Chapter 8: Cowboys, Indians, and Ethicists: A Conversation Stimulated by Robert Warrior, Carol S. Robb Chapter 9: Justice, Power, and International Organizations, Randall W. Stone Chapter 10: Making Global Capitalism More Just by Imposing an International Transaction Tax, John C. Raines Chapter 11: Responding to "Not in My Backyard" Advocates: A Christian Feminist Justice Approach, Laura Stivers Part III: Politics, War, and Peacemaking Chapter 12: Redeeming Democracy: The Continuing Paradox of African-American Faith-Based Politics, Samuel K. Roberts Chapter 13: The Development and Nature of the Peace Making Idea, Edward LeRoy Long, Jr. Chapter 14: The Church Reformed and Always Resisting: Ronald H. Stone and Presbyterian Social Witness, Christian T. Iosso Chapter 15: Vietnam: A Scar on the Soul, Robert L. Stivers Chapter 16: Drones and Christian Morality, Ronald H. Stone Afterword, Ronald H. Stone
Introduction, Matthew Lon Weaver Part I: Foundations Chapter 1: Social Christianity, Niebuhrian Realism, and the Protestant Mainline, Gary Dorrien Chapter 2: Paul Tillich and the Frankfurt School, Guyton B. Hammond Chapter 3: Toward a Constructive "Religious Realism": Robert Bellah and Reinhold Niebuhr, Harlan Stelmach Chapter 4: Paul Tillich and the Lingering Possibility of Prophetic Activity, Randall K. Bush Chapter 5: Recent Books about Reinhold Niebuhr and Reflections on His Relevance Today, Charles C. Brown Chapter 6: Calvin for Today: Breaking Out of the Iron Cage, Matthew Lon Weaver Chapter 7: The Life and Practice of an Ethicist, Ronald H. Stone Part II: Economics and Justice Chapter 8: Cowboys, Indians, and Ethicists: A Conversation Stimulated by Robert Warrior, Carol S. Robb Chapter 9: Justice, Power, and International Organizations, Randall W. Stone Chapter 10: Making Global Capitalism More Just by Imposing an International Transaction Tax, John C. Raines Chapter 11: Responding to "Not in My Backyard" Advocates: A Christian Feminist Justice Approach, Laura Stivers Part III: Politics, War, and Peacemaking Chapter 12: Redeeming Democracy: The Continuing Paradox of African-American Faith-Based Politics, Samuel K. Roberts Chapter 13: The Development and Nature of the Peace Making Idea, Edward LeRoy Long, Jr. Chapter 14: The Church Reformed and Always Resisting: Ronald H. Stone and Presbyterian Social Witness, Christian T. Iosso Chapter 15: Vietnam: A Scar on the Soul, Robert L. Stivers Chapter 16: Drones and Christian Morality, Ronald H. Stone Afterword, Ronald H. Stone
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