Christian Ethics by Esther D. Reed, Dion Forster, Rudolf von Sinner, Ernst M. Conradie, Jörg Haustein, Daniel Heide, Ángel F. Méndez-Montoya, Upolu Lumā Vaai

“…Contributed by scholars from diverse traditions and perspectives around the world, this article evidences both unifying and diversifying impulses in Christian ethics and moral thinking. Christian ethics is understood as both lived experience and academic study reflecting upon practice, deploying moral norms, engaging present-day issues, and more. …”
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Christian ethics by Hordern, J

“…Indeed, Christian ethics must pay close attention to the phenomena and categories upon which discussions of suffering and the problem of evil have focused. …”

Plurality and Christian ethics / by 282375 Markham, Ian S.

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Love in Christian Ethics by Oliver O’Donovan

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Stoicism and Christian Ethics by Elizabeth Agnew Cochran

“…It is widely accepted that the Stoics had a decisive influence on historical Christian thought, particularly Christian ethics. But the nature of this influence is contested among contemporary scholars. …”
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Christian ethics in love by S A Lohov

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Christian ethics : the end of the law / by Cunningham, David S., 1961-

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Economic compulsion and Christian ethics / by 324080 Barrera, Albino

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Christian Ethics and Ecologies of Violence by Luke Beck Kreider

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About Christian Ethics at School by Ye. Sverstyuk

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Christian ethics in the face of secularism by Jakobus M. Vorster

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Resistance and Christian Ethics in Africa by William I. Orbih

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Christian ethics and secularisation: Business as usual? by Dawid E. de Villiers

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Corporate religious liberty and Christian ethics by David, E

“…Judging the first position as unjustifiably narrow and the second as unduly broad, this doctoral thesis draws upon Christian ethical and group-ontological thought to argue that corporate religious liberty rights should apply to neither individuals nor groups <em>per se</em>, but rather to the religious, group-agential actions of coordinating individuals. …”

Concept of the course "Fundamentals of Christian Ethics". Project by Editorial board of the Journal

“…Therefore, we see as one of the means of spiritual revival of the nation, the introduction of an optional elective course "Fundamentals of Christian Ethics" in Ukrainian secondary schools. This subject will enable teenagers to form a Christian value system that will be guided throughout their lives.…”
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Christian Ethics Course: The Non-denominational Aspect by Iryna Bulyha

“…The problem of teaching the course "Christian Ethics" in the Ukrainian school is one of the most debatable in the educational, scientific and religious environment. …”
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Truth and Christian ethics: a narratival perspective by Wynn, MR

“…Of course, in our present context, my aim is to address these questions with reference to the concerns of Christian ethics in particular – and I shall take as my focus, therefore, the kind of storied truthfulness that is embodied in the practice of neighbour love, and the question of how that truthfulness might be extended through participation in the eucharist. …”

Contemplating Christian ethics and spirituality for sound leadership in organisations by Prof Angelo Nicolaides

“…For the Orthodox believer, and most Christian denominations, Christian ethics applies to Christian faith and positive servant leadership motivations based on deep spirituality which is required to link in a manner which allows for the desired principles, standards, and procedures for actions and a set of divinely inspired virtues to be in place with relevance to all economic activity. …”
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Why Christian Ethics Impels Open Access Publishing by Michael Smith

“…The trend towards increasing Open Access publishing promises increased access to scholarly and scientific information to greater numbers of people around the world.  Since Christian ethics impels Christians to love their neighbors, to share the Good News, and to be good stewards of God’s creation, Christians should support the transition to Open Access publishing, particularly since Open Access publishing can help advance each of these important Christian directives and goals. …”
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Interfaith difficulties in implementing Christian ethics in school education by P. Ganulych

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