03808cam a2200277 a 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200017000890400028001060500023001340820017001572450100001742600039002743000030003133360026003433370028003693380027003975040041004245052934004656100032033996500040034317000029034717000030035001034872PUCPR20230814130732.0890309s1989    nyu      b    000 0 eng    a   89003265   a0809130653 :  aDLCcDLCdDLCbspaerda00aBJ 1249b.I57 198900a241/.04222000aIntroduction to Christian ethics :ba reader /cedited by Ronald P. Hamel and Kenneth R. Himes.  aNew York :bPaulist Press,c[1989]  aviii, 597 pages ;c23 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aSituating Ourselves -- Christian Ethics: Biblical and Historical Perspectives -- The Bible and Christian Morality -- How Free and Creative Was and Is Moral Theology? -- Shifts in Catholic: Moral Theology -- The Human Person in Contemporary Theology: From Human Nature to Authentic Subjectivity -- New Patterns of Relationship: Beginnings of Moral Revolution -- Values, Victims, and Visions -- Moral Theology: The Nature of the Discipline -- Overview of the Discipline's Subject Matter -- Method in Moral Theology An Overview from an American Perspective --The Structure and Basis of the Moral Experience -- The Role of Faith in Christian Ethics -- The Criterion for Deciding What Is Christian -- Can Ethics Be Christian? Some Conclusions -- Does Religious Faith Add to Ethical Perception? -- The Moral Self And The Sort Of Person One Is And Becomes -- Moral Character -- Toward an Ethics of Character -- Spiritual Life and Moral Life -- Liturgy and Ethics: Some New Beginnings -- Freedom and Fundamental Option -- Basic Freedom and Morality -- Sin and Conversion -- Missing the Mark -- Sin and Conversion -- Social Sin and Conversion: A Theology of the Church's Social Involvement -- Christian Conversion: Developmental and Theological Reflection on Young Thomas Marton -- Conversion and Christian Ethics -- Conscience and Moral Development -- Conscience: The Sanctuary of Creative Fidelity and Liberty -- Visions of Maturity -- Disciplines: Repentance, Prayer and Service -- Making Moral Choices: Resources For Reflection -- Scripture -- What Are They Saying About Scripture and Ethics? -- The Use of the Bible in Christian Ethics -- The Church as Teacher and Dissent in the Church -- The Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Vatican Council II --Doctrinal Authority for a Pilgrim Church -- Canon 752 -- Reflections on a Canon -- Bishops, Theologians and Morality -- The Search for Truth in a Catholic Context -- Norms of Licit Theological Dissent -- Public Dissent in the Church -- Conscience Formation and the Teaching of the Church -- reason and Natural Law -- Can Moral Theology Ignore Natural law? -- The Traditional Concept of Natural Law: An Interpretation -- The empirical Sciences -- The relationship of Empirical Science to Moral Thought -- The Voice Of Experience: The Nature, Use And Limits Of Moral Norms -- The meaning and Origin of Moral norms -- The Meaning of Moral Principle -- Overview of the Debate -- The Objective Moral Order: Reflections on Recent Research -- The Contemporary Debate -- The Meaning and Limits of Moral Norms -- The Absoluteness of Behavioral Moral Norms -- Catholics Ethics: has the Norm for Rule-making Changed? -- Making Moral Choices: "What Ought I To Do? -- The Moral Act -- Ethics: How To Do It -- Moral Methodology: A Case Study --Reason and Feeling in Moral Discernment -- The Reasoning Heart: An American Approach to Christian Discernment -- Moral Discernment in the Christian Life20aCatholic ChurchxDoctrines. 0aChristian ethicsxCatholic authors.1 aHamel, Ronald P.,d1946-1 aHimes, Kenneth R.,d1950-