Synopsis
An introduction to the major themes in fundamental and applied moral theology. The first part contains presentations of recent thinking about the main themes of fundamental moral theology, whilst the second part is devoted to specific issues of applied or special ethics.
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From the Publisher
Reviewed in The Heythrop Journal 41.3 (July 2000)
Reviewed in The Heythrop Journal 41.3 (July 2000)
" a collection of essays on fundamental moral theology from some of the most prominent authors in the field The individual essays within the collection are of consistent quality. Their authors are not merely esteemed in their fields; in most cases they have moulded the content of present discussion."
About the Author
Bernard Hoose lectures in Christian Ethics at Heythrop College, University of London, UK. His publications include Proportionalism: The American Debate and its European Roots, (Georgetown University Press) 1987, Received Wisdom? Reviewing the Role of Tradition in Christian Ethics (Geoffrey Chapman, 1994). He is editor of Christian Ethics: An Introduction (Cassell, 1998), Authority in the Roman Catholic Church (Ashgate, 2002) and Authority in Roman Catholicism (Matthew James, 2002). He presently serves on the Theology Commission of Caritas-Social Action.
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