02276cam a2200277   45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200015000890400028001040500018001320820008001501000030001582450083001882600048002712640011003193000028003303360026003583370028003843380027004125040041004395050692004805200804011726500022019764569007PUCPR20230817124319.0740517s1974    inu      b    001 0 eng    a   74009712   a0819004855  aDLCcDLCdDLCbspaerda00aBJ 1241b.H3800a2411 aHauerwas, Stanley,d1940-10aVision and virtue:bessays in Christian ethical reflection. /cStanley Hauewas  aNotre Dame, Ind.,bFides Publishersc[1974]  3©1974  aix, 264 pages ;c22 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aTheoretical and Methodological Issues -- Situation Ethics, Moral Notions, and Moral Theology -- The Significance of Vision: Toward an Ethics of Character -- The Self as Story: A Reconsideration of the Relation of Religion and Morality from the Agent's Perspective -- The New Morality and Normative Ethics -- Aslan and the New Morality -- Love's Not All You Need -- Abortion and Normative Ethics -- Abortion: The Agent's Perspective -- The Christian, Societi and the Weak: A Meditation on the Care of the Retarded -- Vision and Society -- The Nonresistant Church: The Theological Ethics of John Howard Yoder -- Politics, Vision and the Common Good -- Theology and the New American Culture  aThe central intention and unifying focus of these essays is the attempt to do responsible and constructive Christian ethical reflection.  There would be nothing remarkable about this except that for many the idea of trying to do Christian ethics has become a doubtful enterprise.  It is the contention of this book that the current difficulty of Christian ethics stems from the far too narrow conception of moral experience accepted by many philosophical and religious ethicists. When ethics is limited to an analysis of the justification for particular actions, then it is indeed difficult to make sense of Christian ethics. The language of the Gospel includes, but points beyond, judgments about particular actions and practices to the nature of the sef and how it is formed for our life project.  0aChristian ethics.