As I have loved you : the challenge of Christian ethics / by James P. Hanigan.
Descripción: v, 227 pages ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
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- 0809127342 (pbk.) :
- 241/.042 19
- BJ 1249 .H353 1986
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In this basic study on morality, James P. Hanigan suggests the reasons why a Christian morality is necessary to complement the teaching of Jesus in the Gospels.As I Have Loved You presents the problems, procedures and insights of moral theology, or Christian ethics, from the perspective of a Roman Catholic theologian. He examines the significant impact on the understanding of faith and morality of the changes introduced by Vatican Council II: religious freedom, the sanctity and inviolability of the individual conscience, greater social freedom and justice, and a renewed emphasis on the importance of the Bible.Feeling that people's confusion need not be as great as it sometimes is, Dr. Hanigan presents in this book a clear overview of a consistent and coherent tradition of moral thought and reflection. Students at all levels of college study, educated adults, and professional ministers seeking updating will find this to be a challenging book.+
Includes bibliographies.
The Problems of Christian Ethics -- Faith and Practice -- The Person as Moral Agent -- The Moral Agent in Community -- The Reality of Sin -- The Reality of Conscience -- Love and Morals Rules -- The Natural Moral Law -- The Counsels of Perfection: A Path to Love -- No Longer Servants, But Friends