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The Ethical Thought of Hans Urs Von Balthasar

The Ethical Thought of Hans Urs Von Balthasar -  Steck
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In this remarkable study, the first of its kind in any language, Christopher Steck uncovers the ethical dimension of von Balthasar's thought, showing its relation to other key issues in his works, and to key figures such as Ignatius Loyola, Karl Barth, and especially Karl Rahner. Steck shows both the importance of ethics in von Balthasar?s thinking and how it exposes limitations of current ethical reflection. This clear, authoritative introduction is indispensable for von Balthasar scholars and students of contemporary Catholic theology, as well as all interested in major trends in contemporary conversations about religious ethics.
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Author/Artist Steck
ISBN/Ref 9780824519155
0824519159
Publisher Crossroad Publishing Company
Published 2001-12-04
Format paperback
Product ID 117208
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