Del 299 i serien Ethical Theory and Practice

Secular Grace

Häftad, Engelska, 2017

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In Secular Grace Dana Freibach-Heifetz addresses the crisis of modernity, proposing an ethic of love based on a new philosophical concept of “secular grace" as intersubjective relations. Anchored in secular humanism as well as within the existentialist tradition, yet recognizing their limitations, Secular Grace seeks to protrude them by means of dialogue with their other: Christianity. Inspired by a variety of intellectual roots from ancient Greece to post modernist thinkers - chiefly the deliberations of Buber and Levinas in the encounter with the other, and notions of gift and friendship – it offers a rich concept of Secular Grace. It furthermore examines the possibilities of grace towards the dead, self-grace and secular salvation.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2017-03-02
Mått155 x 235 x 11 mm
Vikt344 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieEthical Theory and Practice
Antal sidor198
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004332294

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Preface0. Introductiona. The Death of Godb. Freedom Devoid of Alternatives to Religionc. Quasi-Religious Alternatives to Religiond. Secular Humanisme. Secular Gracef. The Structure and Methodology of the Book1. Grace and Salvation in Christianitya. Relation: The Personal Nature of the Relation of Graceb. Gift: Grace and the Lawc. Free Will to Give and to Received. The Subjective Aspect of Gracee. The Objective Aspect of Gracef. Outcomes of Grace: Salvation2. Secular Grace: First ThoughtsA general concept of grace: The background of secular gracea. Relationshipb. Gift: Grace and Moralityc. Free Willd. The Subjective Aspect: Mutual Lovee. The Objective Aspect: Acts of Gracef. Outcomes of Grace3. Dialogue, Encounter, Friendship, Gifta. I-Thou Relationship According to Buber b. The Encounter with the Face of the Other in the Thinking of Levinas c. Gift and Generosityd. Friendship4. Secular Grace: Further Glancea. Secular Grace in Proseb. Grace-Relation with the Deadc. Self-Grace 5. Secular Salvation?a. Secular Grace and Salvationb. Humanist, Existential, Secular GraceBibliography