Changing The Questions: Explorations In Christian Ethics
by Margaret Farley /
2015 / English / EPUB
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A collected volume of essays by renowned ethicist Margaret
Farley, including articles previously published in scholarly
periodicals as well as unpublished lectures and spiritual
writings.
A collected volume of essays by renowned ethicist Margaret
Farley, including articles previously published in scholarly
periodicals as well as unpublished lectures and spiritual
writings.
Essays from throughout Farley's long scholarly career, both
published and unpublished, focusing on the intersection of ethics
and public life. Farley's sermons as well as her essays on
ecclesiology and feminism are also included, expanding this into a
far-ranging summary of her interests and contributions to theology
over the past four decades. The collection is edited by Jamie
Manson, Farley's former student from Yale and current book review
editor for the
Essays from throughout Farley's long scholarly career, both
published and unpublished, focusing on the intersection of ethics
and public life. Farley's sermons as well as her essays on
ecclesiology and feminism are also included, expanding this into a
far-ranging summary of her interests and contributions to theology
over the past four decades. The collection is edited by Jamie
Manson, Farley's former student from Yale and current book review
editor for theNational Catholic Reporter
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Both an overview of and an introduction to the work of the church's
leading ethicists, this book will be a valuable resource for
students of public ethics, sexual ethics, and the ethics of
relationships. Some of these essays had an important impact on
their filed (for example, "Celibacy Under the Sign of the Cross" is
still used in seminaries and theologates), while others will help
round out our understanding of this important theologian whose
students are professors and ministers all over the nation.
Both an overview of and an introduction to the work of the church's
leading ethicists, this book will be a valuable resource for
students of public ethics, sexual ethics, and the ethics of
relationships. Some of these essays had an important impact on
their filed (for example, "Celibacy Under the Sign of the Cross" is
still used in seminaries and theologates), while others will help
round out our understanding of this important theologian whose
students are professors and ministers all over the nation.