In this book, David Deane proposes a renewal of Catholic moral theology by deconstructing dominant secular positions and restoring Catholic positions to their theological roots. In doing so, Deane makes space for a constructive Catholic moral theology restored to its foundations in the doctrine of the Trinity.
In this book, David Deane proposes a renewal of Catholic moral theology by deconstructing dominant secular positions and restoring Catholic positions to their theological roots. In doing so, Deane makes space for a constructive Catholic moral theology restored to its foundations in the doctrine of the Trinity.
David Deane is associate professor of theology at the Atlantic School of Theology.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Carthage: The Tyranny of the Banal 2 The Foundations for Catholic Moral Reasoning 3 Abortion and the Tyranny of Choice 4 Dying and the Tyranny of Despair 5 Sexuality and the Tyranny of Desire 6 The Mass and the Renewal of the Moral Life
1 Carthage: The Tyranny of the Banal 2 The Foundations for Catholic Moral Reasoning 3 Abortion and the Tyranny of Choice 4 Dying and the Tyranny of Despair 5 Sexuality and the Tyranny of Desire 6 The Mass and the Renewal of the Moral Life
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