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049 $aMAIN
100 1 $aLong, D. Stephen,$d1960-
245 14 $aThe goodness of God :$btheology, church, and the social order /$cD. Stephen Long.
260 $aGrand Rapids, MI :$bBrazos Press,$c©2001.
300 $a336 pages ;$c23 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 305-328) and indexes.
505 0 $aPreface -- Introduction -- Moral norms as social constructions -- God and the good, and goodness as a transcendental -- Predicate of being -- The good and the Holy Spirit -- The quest for goodness -- PART 1. THE SUBORDINATION OF ETHICS TO THEOLOGY -- Beyond evil and (toward an enchanted) good -- Good and evil in light of "The soporfic appliances" -- On getting caught up -- Getting caught up in the tragic -- Beyond evil -- Toward an enchanting good; being caught up in a quest for God -- Competing visions/alternative quests -- Kant's ethical revolution against religion: questing for freedom -- Both/and theology -- Kant's question. can the sensible be theological? -- Kant's answer and the ethical revolution against religion: only through freedom can God be thought -- Overcoming the Kantian debt -- The repetition of Kant answers: public theologians -- The Church As public -- Subordinating ethics to theology; Thomas Aquinas -- As theologian -- Forgetting Kant's answers, remembering Kant's question -- Beyond evil through the beauty of holiness: true God, humanity -- The reality of evil -- Christology as anthropology.
505 0 $aA Catholic ecclesiological alternative? -- Double effect: the Kantian quest revisited? -- Objects and intentions -- Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose -- You will be like Gods, knowing good and evil -- The fall -- The inferiority of gnostic goodness -- Evil as accidental -- Redeeming evil -- Christian ethics as repentance -- The ministry of restoration -- Canonical penance -- Penance as virtue -- Protestant loss of penance -- Minimalism and the manualists -- But is this ethics?
505 0 $aPART 2. THE CHURCH AND OTHER SOCIAL -- Ecclesia: ordering desires -- The making of the twelve: a new creation -- Failure of the church -- The scandal of disunity as a mark of the Church -- The right ordering of social formations and the church's non-necessity -- Obedience as right desire, the supernatural virtues -- Deadly vices -- Gifts and beatitudes -- The social formation of gifts -- Commanding desires -- The first three commandments: church life -- Fourth and sixth commandments: family life -- Commandments seven through ten: loving neighbors -- Fifth commandment: the means of violence -- Oikos -- Ecclesial social reproduction -- The goodness of marriage -- Which master shall we serve? -- Family as source of idolatry and division: the invention of race -- One, holy, catholic, apostolic, black or white Church? -- Alternative family lifestyles -- Loyal oppositionists -- Civil opposition -- Re-hellenizing the gospel -- Re-evangelizing hellenism -- Abortion: the commodification of human flesh -- Abortion: statecraft or ecclesial politics? -- Dying well -- Speaking of aging as the optimal allocation of scarce resources: The language of economics -- Dying as a participation in charity -- The language of theology -- Honoring our elders.
505 0 $aAgora -- Jesus as signifying exchange -- Accomplishing eucharist -- Reversal of roles -- Common ownership? -- Interrogating tradition -- Capitalism's Choreography -- The catholic church / the catholic market -- The cultural logic of a catholic economy -- The church -- Ecclesial marks and agora scars -- Polis -- De-Divinizing emperors -- Divinity re-emerges: Caesaropapism -- The power of the sword -- God and violence -- War as devotional practice -- From Sparta to Clausewitz -- Violent concessions? -- Religious liberty as state project -- Modern war -- The logic of humility: does war result from making absolute the relative? -- Why the analysis fails -- Humility as a remedy -- Crime and punishment, repentance and reconciliation -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Name index -- Subject index.
590 $bArchive
650 0 $aChristian ethics.
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650 07 $aKirche.$2swd
650 07 $aMoral.$2swd
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650 07 $aSoziale Konstruktion.$2swd
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aLong, D. Stephen, 1960-$tGoodness of God.$dGrand Rapids, MI : Brazos Press, ©2001$w(OCoLC)988917196
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