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Christian Ethics as Informed Prayer

by Wells, Samuel , Hauerwas, Stanley

in an understanding, much in the tradition of Immanuel Kant ‐ immanent world of experience, through our senses / Christian worship and assumptions ‐ benefitting from overhaul, regarded as uncontroversial / Christians, and worship ‐ God, made known through liturgy, and Christians approaching ethics in ways informed by worship / ethics, about the real worship, being about the unreal ‐ tangible ethics, worship about the spiritual / reader's conception of Christian worship ‐ challenging, transforming notions of form and content of Christian ethics / studying ethics through worship ‐ Christian Ethics as informed prayer, and Christian ethics and Christian theology / studying ethics through worship ‐ convictions, shaping one aspect of life, interacting with key dynamics of another / worship, and set of rules, or games ‐ that “real” life is also a set of games with their own rules / worship, aspiring to the ideal world ‐ in which hearts find their rest in God, heavenly justice and peace, making them good / “subjective” and “objective” distinction ‐ questioning, that goodness, truth and beauty are detachable, in worship, with Christians seeking God

2011

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Christian Ethics as Informed Prayer

Wells, Samuel,

Hauerwas, Stanley

2011

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This chapter contains sections titled: Why Study Ethics through Worship? How Does the Liturgy Inform and Shape the Christian Life? Worship as a Series of Practices A Story Reference

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an understanding, much in the tradition of Immanuel Kant ‐ immanent world of experience, through our senses

/ Christian worship and assumptions ‐ benefitting from overhaul, regarded as uncontroversial

/ Christians, and worship ‐ God, made known through liturgy, and Christians approaching ethics in ways informed by worship

/ ethics, about the real worship, being about the unreal ‐ tangible ethics, worship about the spiritual

/ reader's conception of Christian worship ‐ challenging, transforming notions of form and content of Christian ethics

/ studying ethics through worship ‐ Christian Ethics as informed prayer, and Christian ethics and Christian theology

/ studying ethics through worship ‐ convictions, shaping one aspect of life, interacting with key dynamics of another