Crisis and change
Subtitle: religion, ethics and theology under late modern conditions
By: edited by Jan-Olav Henriksen and Tage Kurtén
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Pub.
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Newcastle Upon Tyne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
ISBN-13: 9781443837491
Subjects: Christianity and culture; Religion and ethics; Christian ethics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Religion, ethics and theology under change  -- Jan-Olav Henriksen and Tage Kurtén; title: Lutheran moral thinking: its dilemma in a late modern setting  -- Tage Kurtén; title: "Am I my brother's keeper?" Postmodern conditions for theological ethics  -- Eskil Skjeldal; title: Using their reproductive autonomy or buying their way out of moral dilemmas? The rhetorical construction of cross-border reproductive travel in and from the Nordic countries  -- Lise Kanckos; title: Post-secular alternative politics: the case of l'Arche  -- Miika Tolonen; title: The church does (not) apologize: the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland and the Civil War of 1918  -- Heidi Jokinen; title: Post-modernity and the de-secularization of Europe: an Eastern European perspective  -- Vija Herefoss; title: Post-secularity and post-Constantiniamism: the case of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland  -- Patrik Hagman; title: Contextuality and revelation: on the interplay between a postmodern focus on contextuality and the theological concept of Revelation  -- Kristin Graff-Kallevåg; title: The God of the unfinished: trust and distrust in Finno-Swedish poetry  -- Carina Nynäs; title: Aesthetics and language: transcending the dichotomy between aesthetics and language in the light of philosophy of Jacques Derrida  -- Johannes Hvaal Solberg; title: Contextuality and universality in post-modern philosophy of religion  -- Asle Eikrem; title: Old wine in new wineskins? On the lasting impact of critique of religion on the understanding of God in the theology of the twentieth century -- Jan-Olav Henriksen.