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Politics For A Pilgrim Church A Thomistic Theory Of Civic Virtue Thomas J Bushlack

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Politics For A Pilgrim Church A Thomistic Theory Of Civic Virtue Thomas J Bushlack
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Publisher: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.49 MB
Pages: 279
Author: Thomas J. Bushlack
ISBN: 9780802870902, 0802870902
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Politics For A Pilgrim Church A Thomistic Theory Of Civic Virtue Thomas J Bushlack by Thomas J. Bushlack 9780802870902, 0802870902 instant download after payment.

Presents an innovative, constructive alternative to Christian involvement in the "culture wars" Church leaders and scholars have long wrestled with what should provide a guiding vision for Christian engagement in culture and politics. In this book Thomas Bushlack argues that a retrieval of Thomas Aquinas's understanding of civic virtue provides important resources for guiding this engagement today. Bushlack suggests that Aquinas's vision of the pilgrim church provides a fitting model for seeking the earthly common good of the political community, and he notes the features of a Thomistic account of justice and civic virtue that remain particularly salient for the twenty-first century. The book concludes with suggestions for cultivating a Christian rhetoric of the common good as an alternative to the predominant forms of discourse fostered within the culture wars that have been so divisive.

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