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Political agape : Christian Love and liberal democracy / Timothy P. Jackson.

By: Series: Emory University studies in law and religion (Unnumbered)Publisher: Grand Rapids, Michigan : William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2015Description: 1 online resource (xiii, 427 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781467443081
  • 1467443085
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Political agapeDDC classification:
  • 261.7 23
LOC classification:
  • BR115.P7 J26 2015eb
Online resources:
Contents:
Liberal introduction: Jesus and Abraham -- part 1. Liberalism and agape. Love and Mr. Lincoln -- The image of God and the soul of humanity: reflections on dignity, sanctity, and democracy -- The return of the prodigal?: liberal theory and religious pluralism -- part 2. Replies to contemporary liberals and antiliberals. To Bedlam and partway back: John Rawls and Christian justice -- A house divided, again: Dworkin and Singer on sanctity and dignity -- The theory and practice of discomfort: Richard Rorty and liberal patriotism -- Defending democracy without traducing tradition: Jeffrey Stout's "pragmatic vision" -- The cross and democratic politics: agape, self-sacrifice, and human rights -- part 3. Love, law, and modern moral issues. Euthanasia and capital punishment: Christianity and the right to death -- Both Shylock and Oedipus: why many accounts of Christian complicity in the Holocaust are only half right -- Keeping marriage sacred: the Christian case for gay and lesbian wedlock -- Suffering the suffering children: Christianity and the rights and wrongs of adoption -- Prophetic conclusion: Martin Luther King Jr.
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Liberal introduction: Jesus and Abraham -- part 1. Liberalism and agape. Love and Mr. Lincoln -- The image of God and the soul of humanity: reflections on dignity, sanctity, and democracy -- The return of the prodigal?: liberal theory and religious pluralism -- part 2. Replies to contemporary liberals and antiliberals. To Bedlam and partway back: John Rawls and Christian justice -- A house divided, again: Dworkin and Singer on sanctity and dignity -- The theory and practice of discomfort: Richard Rorty and liberal patriotism -- Defending democracy without traducing tradition: Jeffrey Stout's "pragmatic vision" -- The cross and democratic politics: agape, self-sacrifice, and human rights -- part 3. Love, law, and modern moral issues. Euthanasia and capital punishment: Christianity and the right to death -- Both Shylock and Oedipus: why many accounts of Christian complicity in the Holocaust are only half right -- Keeping marriage sacred: the Christian case for gay and lesbian wedlock -- Suffering the suffering children: Christianity and the rights and wrongs of adoption -- Prophetic conclusion: Martin Luther King Jr.

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