Augsburg Fortress Ethics Collection (9 vols.)
Overview
Discover the sources and traditions of contemporary ethical principles and norms. The Augsburg Fortress Ethics Collection contains nine volumes of diverse contemporary and classical Christian thought. Noted scholars and theologians discuss and deliberate war, sexuality, abortion, globalization, the environment, immigration, politics, science, and other ethical issues.
The collection addresses Bonhoeffer’s and Martin Luther King Jr.’s insights on race, reconciliation, nonviolence, and Christian theological identity and ministry. It illustrates the development of Christian concerns in social ethics, presents Christian ethics through a Catholic lens, and analyzes Christian tradition’s understanding of sex, sexuality, and sexual identity.
With the Logos Bible Software edition of the Augsburg Fortress Ethics Collection, every word is essentially a link, equipping you to search the entire collection for a particular verse or topic—“war,” for example, or “abortion.” This gives you instant access to a wealth of information on historical and contemporary ethical thought.
Key Features
- Discusses and deliberates conservative and liberal approaches to ethical issues
- Analyzes the development of ethical thought
- Includes Shannon and Patricia Jung’s Moral Issues and Christian Responses, a mainstay of undergraduate classes for the past 30 years
Product Details
- Title: Augsburg Fortress Ethics Collection
- Publisher: Augsburg Fortress
- Volumes: 9
- Pages: 2,685
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