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- catalog abstract "The teaching that we should care for our fellow man is not exclusively Christian. Can we speak then of a "Christian" ethic? Knud E. Logstrup asserts that love of neighbor is an inseparable part of life itself, rather than a uniquely religious dictum. Through a careful analysis of this demand, Logstrup sketches the contours of a truly secular ethic. Building on the ideas of Gogarten and Bultmann, the author moves away from such categories as context, norm, situation, and duty. His emphasis lies instead on human existence and experience. Logstrup's unusual presentation of trust and love is enriched by illustrations drawn from modern literature, notably the novels of E.M. Forster and D.H. Lawrence and psychological sensitivity enhance this book's significance for readers of many different points of view.".
- catalog alternative "Etiske fordring. English".
- catalog contributor b2321229.
- catalog created "[1971]".
- catalog date "1971".
- catalog date "[1971]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1971]".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- catalog description "Introduction -- 1. The source of the silent demand -- 2. The problem of motivation -- 3. The radical demand and the social norms -- 4. The changeableness of the social norms -- 5. The impossibility of "Christian" ethics -- 6. The protest against the one-sided demand -- 7. The radical demand and natural love -- 8. Compromising the demand -- 9. The ethical decision -- 10. Science and ethics -- 11. Poetry and ethics -- 12. The impossible demand and the proclamation of Jesus.".
- catalog description "The teaching that we should care for our fellow man is not exclusively Christian. Can we speak then of a "Christian" ethic? Knud E. Logstrup asserts that love of neighbor is an inseparable part of life itself, rather than a uniquely religious dictum. Through a careful analysis of this demand, Logstrup sketches the contours of a truly secular ethic. Building on the ideas of Gogarten and Bultmann, the author moves away from such categories as context, norm, situation, and duty. His emphasis lies instead on human existence and experience. Logstrup's unusual presentation of trust and love is enriched by illustrations drawn from modern literature, notably the novels of E.M. Forster and D.H. Lawrence and psychological sensitivity enhance this book's significance for readers of many different points of view.".
- catalog extent "xi, 237 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Ethical demand.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Ethical demand.".
- catalog issued "1971".
- catalog issued "[1971]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog language "engdan".
- catalog publisher "Philadelphia, Fortress Press".
- catalog relation "Ethical demand.".
- catalog subject "170".
- catalog subject "BJ78.D3 L613".
- catalog subject "Ethics.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- 1. The source of the silent demand -- 2. The problem of motivation -- 3. The radical demand and the social norms -- 4. The changeableness of the social norms -- 5. The impossibility of "Christian" ethics -- 6. The protest against the one-sided demand -- 7. The radical demand and natural love -- 8. Compromising the demand -- 9. The ethical decision -- 10. Science and ethics -- 11. Poetry and ethics -- 12. The impossible demand and the proclamation of Jesus.".
- catalog title "Etiske fordring. English".
- catalog title "The ethical demand, by Knud E. Løgstrup. Translated by Theodor I. Jensen. Foreword by James M. Gustafson.".
- catalog type "text".