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Redeeming Autonomy
Theology, Agency, Social Justice
Av Christopher J. Insole, Benjamin R. DeSpain
Inbunden, 2025
1211 kr
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What can theology offer philosophical discussions of autonomy? In this distinctive collection of essays, Insole and DeSpain lead a cadre of academics from across the world in answering this question. In doing so, they challenge the narrow conception of ‘liberalism’ that has characterised much of …
Redeeming Autonomy
Theology, Agency, Social Justice
Av Christopher J. Insole, Benjamin R. DeSpain
E-bok, 2025
1325 kr
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What can theology offer philosophical discussions of autonomy? In this distinctive collection of essays, Insole and DeSpain lead a cadre of academics from across the world in answering this question. In doing so, they challenge the narrow conception of ''liberalism'' that has characterised much of …
Redeeming Autonomy
Theology, Agency, Social Justice
Av Christopher J. Insole, Benjamin R. DeSpain
E-bok, 2025
1325 kr
Lägg i varukorg
What can theology offer philosophical discussions of autonomy? In this distinctive collection of essays, Insole and DeSpain lead a cadre of academics from across the world in answering this question. In doing so, they challenge the narrow conception of ''liberalism'' that has characterised much of …
Redeeming Autonomy
Theology, Agency, Social Justice
Av Christopher J. Insole, Benjamin R. DeSpain
Häftad, 2027
414 kr
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What can theology offer philosophical discussions of autonomy? In this distinctive collection of essays, Insole and DeSpain lead a cadre of academics from across the world in answering this question. In doing so, they challenge the narrow conception of ‘liberalism’ that has characterised much of …
Redeeming Autonomy
Theology, Relationality, Tradition
Av Benjamin R. DeSpain, Christopher J. Insole
Inbunden, 2027
1200 kr
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In their second volume, DeSpain and Insole invite readers to consider the differences that a theological perspective can make to the concept of autonomy. They consider what a renewed appreciation for the concept’s multivalence could mean for theology moving forward. Leading philosophical …
