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A Theology of Postnatural Right

Name: A Theology of Postnatural Right
Brand: LIT Verlag
SKU: 21073112
Price: 32.99 EUR
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Author: Peter Manley Scott
ISBN: 9783643910769

Peter Manley Scott

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 21073112

Casa editrice LIT Verlag, novembre 2018

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This study provides a theological and social ethics for an ecological age. It develops a concept of right for an order of creaturely life. This order consists of a "society" that encompasses humans and other creatures. The concept of right presented here is elaborated by reference to a postnatural condition, which rejects claims of a given natural order. Strong contrasts between nature and the human as well as nature and technology are also called into question. A pioneering study, this theory of right faces an ecological horizon, draws on theological resources in the doctrine of creation and proposes an ethics towards a freer social order.