Moral Vision: Seeing the World with Love and Justice

Synopsis

In This New Textbook Two Catholic Ethicists With Extensive Teaching Experience Present A Moral Theology Based On Vision. David Matzko Mccarthy And James M. Donohue Draw Widely From The Western Philosophical Tradition While Integrating Biblical And Theological Themes In Order To Explore Such Fundamental Questions As What Is Good? The Fourteen Chapters In Moral Vision Are Short And Thematic. Substantive Study Questions Engage With Primary Texts And Encourage Students To Apply Theory To Everyday Life And Common Human Experiences. The Book Is Accessibly Written And Flexible Enough To Fit Into Any Undergraduate Or Seminary Course On Ethics. Vision -- Moral Vision -- Attentiveness -- Seeing The Good -- A Journey -- Passions -- Moral Reason -- Art, Virtue, And Law -- Reenvisioning -- Prudence -- Faith -- Seeing The Way Of God -- Providence -- Incarnation -- Church -- A Life Of Prayer. David Matzko Mccarthy And James M. Donohue, Cr. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 189-191) And Index.