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• catalog abstract ""Homosexuality remains a hotly debated subject. Cutting through the confusing rhetoric on all sides, this discerning book serves to clarify the issues involved in arguments on homosexuality." "As Hendrik Hart points out in his extensive foreword, the most unusual aspect of this study is that its author, Pim Pronk, deals with homosexuality from three perspectives - as a biologist, as an ethicist, and as a theologian. Pronk's multilevel expertise enables him to carry on a discussion that breaks out of the traditional patterns and to put forth perspectives that will engage a thoughtful, open-minded readership." --Book Jacket.".
• catalog alternative "Moral argumentation regarding homosexuality".
• catalog alternative "Tegennatuurlijk? English".
• catalog contributor b4765565.
• catalog contributor b4765566.
• catalog contributor b4765567.
• catalog created "c1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "c1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1993.".
• catalog description ""Homosexuality remains a hotly debated subject. Cutting through the confusing rhetoric on all sides, this discerning book serves to clarify the issues involved in arguments on homosexuality." "As Hendrik Hart points out in his extensive foreword, the most unusual aspect of this study is that its author, Pim Pronk, deals with homosexuality from three perspectives - as a biologist, as an ethicist, and as a theologian. Pronk's multilevel expertise enables him to carry on a discussion that breaks out of the traditional patterns and to put forth perspectives that will engage a thoughtful, open-minded readership." --Book Jacket.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 327-350).".
• catalog description "Introduction ---- I. The Traditional Appraisal. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. Elements in the traditional condemnation --- 3. The origin of the elements --- 4. The positions of churches in other countries --- 5. The situation outside the Netherlands: a summary ---- II. A Look at the Explanations. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. The problem of definition --- 3. Homosexuality as psychological phenomenon --- 4. Sexuality and the societal relations of the sexes --- 5. Biological explanations I: ethology and endocrinology --- 6. Biological explanations I: ethology and endocrinology --- 7. Biological explanations II: sociobiology and genetics --- 8. Social-scientific explanations: constructivism --- 9. Explanation and evaluation ---- III. Against Nature? "Nature" and Ethics. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. Nature as normative entity? --- 3. Why homosexuality is not unnatural --- 4. Wants and reasons ---- IV. Homosexuality and the Will of God. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. Bible texts: their exegesis and interpretation --- 3. The role of revelational models of interpretation in theological-ethical discussion --- 4. Ethics and the appeal to revelation.".
• catalog extent "xxi, 350 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Against nature?".
• catalog identifier "0802806236 (pbk.)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Against nature?".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "c1993.".
• catalog language "eng dut".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Grand Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans,".
• catalog relation "Against nature?".
• catalog subject "241/.66 20".
• catalog subject "BR115.H6 P76613 1993".
• catalog subject "Homosexuality Moral and ethical aspects.".
• catalog subject "Homosexuality Religious aspects Christianity.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction ---- I. The Traditional Appraisal. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. Elements in the traditional condemnation --- 3. The origin of the elements --- 4. The positions of churches in other countries --- 5. The situation outside the Netherlands: a summary ---- II. A Look at the Explanations. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. The problem of definition --- 3. Homosexuality as psychological phenomenon --- 4. Sexuality and the societal relations of the sexes --- 5. Biological explanations I: ethology and endocrinology --- 6. Biological explanations I: ethology and endocrinology --- 7. Biological explanations II: sociobiology and genetics --- 8. Social-scientific explanations: constructivism --- 9. Explanation and evaluation ---- III. Against Nature? "Nature" and Ethics. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. Nature as normative entity? --- 3. Why homosexuality is not unnatural --- 4. Wants and reasons ---- IV. Homosexuality and the Will of God. 1. Introduction: framing the question --- 2. Bible texts: their exegesis and interpretation --- 3. The role of revelational models of interpretation in theological-ethical discussion --- 4. Ethics and the appeal to revelation.".
• catalog title "Against nature? : types of moral argumentation regarding homosexuality / Pim Pronk ; translated by John Vriend ; foreword by Hendrik Hart.".
• catalog title "Moral argumentation regarding homosexuality".
• catalog title "Tegennatuurlijk? English".
• catalog type "text".