Finite, Contingent, and Free is a Roman Catholic perspective that views acceptance as the proper response to the conditions of human existence, and the foundation for ethics.
Finite, Contingent, and Free is a Roman Catholic perspective that views acceptance as the proper response to the conditions of human existence, and the foundation for ethics.
Joyce Kloc McClure is assistant professor of religion at Oberlin College.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 Part I: The Human Person and the Terms of Existence Chapter 2 Contingency and Finitude as Conditions of Existence Chapter 3 Freedom and Personhood in a Non-Newtonian Paradigm Chapter 4 Moral Luck and Vulnerability Part 5 Part II: Implications for Ethics Chapter 6 Vulnerability and Acceptance in Our Mutual Friend: A Case Study Chapter 7 An Ethics of Active Acceptance
Part 1 Part I: The Human Person and the Terms of Existence Chapter 2 Contingency and Finitude as Conditions of Existence Chapter 3 Freedom and Personhood in a Non-Newtonian Paradigm Chapter 4 Moral Luck and Vulnerability Part 5 Part II: Implications for Ethics Chapter 6 Vulnerability and Acceptance in Our Mutual Friend: A Case Study Chapter 7 An Ethics of Active Acceptance
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