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Sandelands, Lloyd; Hoffman, Andrew John - 2015

While "sustainability" has become a major concern in business today, there has been little progress toward a sustainable future. This is because the idea of sustainability in academic and policy debates is too small and too beholden to the assumptions that have created today's environmental and...

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Environmental Religion : A Theological Critique

Nelson, Robert H. - 2013

the natural world, many justified in the name of a competing religion of economic progress. Environmentalism substitutes a … and many other respects, environmentalism has become an important new religion in American life. As such, it has its own … unpacks this implicit theology that underpins contemporary environmental religion …

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Cultivating Public Leadership Among Theological Students : The Role of Faith and the City of Columbia Theological Seminary

Newman, Harvey - 2006

The case study examines the Faith and the City Program at Columbia Theological Seminary as it attempts to respond to the Association of Theological Schools' requirement to prepare students for public leadership. The program uses a multi-faceted approach to this task that includes student-led...

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Economics and Religion

Chiswick, Carmel U. - 2010

This paper provides an overview of the relationship between economics and religion. It first considers the effects of … economic incentives in the religious marketplace on consumersﾒ demand for "religion." It then shows how this demand affects …

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Christian religion in the Soviet Union : a sociological study

Lane, Christel - 1978

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The Catholic challenge to the American economy : reflections on the US Bishops' pastoral letter on catholic social teaching and the US economy; with the final text of the pastoral...

Gannon, Thomas M. (ed.) - 1987

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Der christlich geführte Industriebetrieb im 19. Jahrhundert und das Modell Villeroy & Boch

Gorges, Karl-Heinz - 1989

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Christian Bioethics : Challenges in a Secularized Europe

2013

This article summarizes in three specific sections the key challenges faced by Christian and, particularly Orthodox, ethics in a secularized society. The first section, focusing on the task and aim of ethics, defines Orthodox ethics, which is linked with asceticism (man's attempt to keep the...

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Moral Ambiguity, Christian Sectarianism, and Personal Repentance : Reflections on Richard Mccormick's Moral Theology

Cherry, Mark J. - 2010

This article raises three challenges to Richard McCormick's proportionalism. First, adequately to judge proportionate reason requires the specification of a particular background moral content and metaphysical context. Absent such specification, evaluation of proportionate reason is inherently...

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Religion Without God, Social Justice Without Christian Charity, and Other Dimensions of the Culture Wars

Cherry, Mark J. - 2014

A truly Christian bioethics challenges the nature, substance, and application of secular morality, dividing Christians from non-Christians, accenting central moral differences, and providing content-full forthrightly Christian guidance for action. Consequently, Christian bioethics must be framed...

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