Christian Ethics: An Introduction

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Bernard Hoose
Bloomsbury Academic, Apr 20, 2000 - Religion - 352 pages
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This book is about the state of moral theology today. It is written by an international team of academics, among them some of the best-known Christian ethicists in the English-speaking world. It is scholarly and authoritative, and it is unique in that it brings together in one volume, for the first time, all the main themes in fundamental and applied moral theology.

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Collection of 22 articles covering basic Christian ethics (10 on Bible, natural law, virtue, conscience, feminist etc) and applied ethics (5 on social, 3 on interpersonal and sexual, 4 on medical). Among helpful introductions is Gula on conscience (pp. 110-22) Read full review

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About the author (2000)

Bernard Hoose lectures in Christian Ethics at Heythrop College, University of London, UK. His publications include Proportionalism: The American Debate and its European Roots, (Georgetown University Press) 1987, Received Wisdom? Reviewing the Role of Tradition in Christian Ethics (Geoffrey Chapman, 1994). He is editor of Christian Ethics: An Introduction (Cassell, 1998), Authority in the Roman Catholic Church (Ashgate, 2002) and Authority in Roman Catholicism (Matthew James, 2002). He presently serves on the Theology Commission of Caritas-Social Action.

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