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Christian Identity, Counteractive Control, and Business Ethics
This paper reviews the literature on counteractive control and moral identity formation and explores how these theories apply to teaching business ethics in Christian higher education.
Gratton, Paul, Dukas, Stephen
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The Bible, culture and ethics: Trickery in the narrative of Judah and Tamar
Using the Bible in Christian ethics is often not as simple as many would expect it to be. This is particularly the case for the use of the Old Testament.
Leonore Pietersen, Willem Fourie
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Tribute, hope and reconciliation
This article represents a trilogy of tribute to and by Jürgen Moltmann on 05 and 06 April 2017 during the centenary celebrations of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Pretoria and the conferment of an honorary doctorate to Moltmann.
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Christian Feminist Theological Ethics
As Hilde Lindemann has written, ‘Feminist ethics isn’t a branch of ethics – it’s a way of doing ethics’ (Lindemann 2019: 7). Likewise, Christian feminist theological ethics is not a branch of Christian theology and ethics, it is a way of doing Christian ...
Cristina L. H. Traina
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The slight recognition that the idea of obligation to society has received in modern morality has Greek and Roman rather than Christian roots. So, even in the morals of private life - everything in it from generosity, nobility, personal dignity, even a ...
J. Mil
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Current challenges to the concept of sustainability
In this paper we discuss current challenges to the sustainability concept. This article focuses on seven dimensions of the concept. These dimensions are crucial for understanding sustainability. Even today, the literature contains basic misunderstandings
Markus Vogt, Christoph Weber
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Resuscitating myth: Hollywood, Big History and transdisciplinary theology
Expanding our description of liturgy as an organisation of technics structuring desire, we describe the accompanying myth as a technic of knowing. Drawing on transdisciplinary theology, developed from the work of Wentzel van Huyssteen, Paul Cilliers and ...
Gys M. Loubser, Calvyn C. du Toit
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Green Purpose: Teleology, Ecological Ethics, and the Recovery of Contemplation
© The Author(s) 2020. According to one influential narrative, a significant root of our ecological crisis is to be found in the Christian appropriation of teleology, undergirding the anthropocentrism endemic to Western thought.
Nordlander, Andreas,
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Prospects of a Christian ethics of responsibility (Part 2): an assessment of three German versions
In the article three versions of a Christian ethics of responsibility, developed by three German theologians, Wolfgang Huber , Johannes Fischer and Ulrich K rtner , in response to the philosopher Hans Jonas s introduction of the ethics of responsibility
DE de Villiers
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