Ethics of Hope
"InEthics of Hope, Jurgen Moltmann makes a significant contribution to Christian ethics that will be of interest not only to scholars but to students, pastors, and lay people as well. Addressing the central ethical issues facing our time, Moltmann's distinctively Christian way of doing ethics—from the standpoint of a ‘transformative eschatology’—presents a highly refreshing alternative to existing approaches to Christian ethics." --Lois Malcolm, Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota"A summary of a life-time of intellectual labors, personal experiences, and global encounters of a truly great theologian. Full of deeply human wisdom drawn from the well of the Christian faith." --Miroslav Volf, Yale University"What does hope in action look like? Moltmann'sEthics of Hopeshows us. In this long-anticipated companion to his groundbreaking 1964 book,Theology of Hope, Moltmann directs our attention to ‘endangered life, the threatened earth, and the lack of justice and righteousness.’" --Kristine A. Culp, University of Chicago