Theories of Justice : a Dialogue with Karol Wojtyla and Karl Barth /: a Dialogue with Karol Wojtyla and Karl Barth. ([2015])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Stephanie Mar Brettmann.
• Authors: Brettmann, Stephanie Mar
• Contents: PART ONE: Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II -- Chapter 1: Wojtyla's Affirmation of Human Dignity in Occupied Poland -- Son of Poland -- Laying Theological Basis for Justice -- Early Priesthood: Promoting Human Dignity in the Midst of Dehumanization -- A New Method of Investigating Ethical Personhood in the Phenomenology of Max Scheler -- Promoting Human Dignity as a Moral Theologian -- Chapter 2: The Dignity of Human Persons in Wojtyla's Philosophical and Anthropological Theology -- The Shape of Wojtyla's Work: Thomist? Phenomenological? Or Both? -- Wojtyla's Epistemology: The Philosophical Basis for Knowing Justice -- Wojtyla's Account of Justice -- Just Action in Society -- Chapter 3: The Theological Basis for the Social Doctrine of Pope John Paul II -- Knowing Justice: Faith and Reason -- The Theological Basis for Justice: God, Creation, and Moral Law -- The Theological Basis for Justice: Raised to a Dignity Beyond Compare in Jesus Christ -- Theological Basis: Holy Spirit, Giver of Life and Love -- Theological Basis: Conclusion -- Social Doctrine: Human Dignity as the Criterion for Political and Economic Justice. PART TWO: Karl Barth -- Chapter 4: An Early Passion for Justice -- Barth's Early Life -- Shifting Foundations: The Red Pastor in Safenwil -- Reformed Theology and the Justice of God for Humanity -- The One Word of God -- Chapter 5: Barth's Epistemology and Ethical Method -- Barth's Epistemology: The Theological Basis for Knowing Justice -- Barth's Ethical Method -- Chapter 6: Barth's Theological Framework for Justice -- Doctrine of God: God's Justice as Right Relations and Mercy -- Doctrine of Creation: Social Justice as Co-Humanity -- Doctrine of Reconciliation: Justification, Sanctification, and Witness. PART THREE: Critical Dialogue with a Female Interlocutor -- Chapter 7: Sources of Justice -- How is Justice Known? -- Chapter 8: Theories of Justice -- What Is Justice? -- How Is Justice Cultivated in Society?
• Publisher Details: Cambridge : James Clarke & Co
• Publication Date: 2015
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 241.622; Christianity and justice; Christian ethics; Feminist ethics; RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- Ethics; RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- Systematic; Christian ethics; Christianity and justice; Feminist ethics; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9780227904237; 0227904230; 9780227904251; 0227904257; 0227175166; 9780227175163
• Related ISBNs: 9780227175163
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