Christian Religious Ethics

Author: [German] Karl; Bai Shieke Jingye
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Christianity has a 2,000-year history of intellectual and cultural heritage. It has developed into the religion with the most believers and the greatest social influence, becoming a global religion. This series of books collects the important works of renowned Christian scholars since the 20th century, aiming to provide a basic reflection on their theoretical thoughts and social practices, with a focus on typical analysis and broader application. The author of this book is a Catholic priest who teaches at a Roman Catholic university. This book is his representative work, reflecting his long-term research and teaching in ethical theology. It comprehensively and deeply introduces the fundamental concepts and intellectual framework of Christian ethics and systematically discusses the new ideas and perspectives of modern European and American ethicists. The book employs the method of internal and external comparison, as well as historical and contemporary perspectives, to provide an in-depth explanation of the relationship between Western ethics and Christian faith, and to systematically analyze the theoretical system of Christian ethics. The book is clear in its logic and rich in content, serving as a valuable and comprehensive reference for studying and understanding the spiritual essence of Western morality and its religious ethics.