Ethics and Philosophy

Hannah Malcolm brings together voices from a multiplicity of different perspectives and backgrounds to reflect upon what a theology of climate grief looks like in their own context - from small island countries to inner-city suburbs, from refugees...

Shows how such a claim entails a 'non-ontology' suspended between rational philosophy and revealed theology, interweaving the two, while denying them any pure autonomy from each other. The author defends the claim by Henri de Lubac that Western...

Offering Christians today an alternative way of believing the Christian faith, this book sets a vision about the future of Christianity. It looks inspirational figures of the 20th Century who embody Christian humanism, who brought together their...

This work addresses the crisis of Christianity in the West and is directed at anyone willing to have a serious look at the issues involved. It offers 95 discussion starters for bemused contemporaries and offers a bold proposal for a viable form of...

Vernon White's refreshing and philosophically nuanced treatment of identity focuses on the notion of change as being fundamental to human life. On the one hand, change resonates with hope, creativity and new life; on the other hand, it reminds...

Sees the challenge of feminism as a challenge and an incentive to men, not least clergymen, to reshape and develop their own self-understanding.

The debate about homosexuality in the Anglican Communion and the wider church, continues to be the subject of controversy and debate in the churches and in the media. A Conversation Waiting to Begin deals with this controversial issue.

Almost everyone is directly affected by questions involving sex and sexual ethics - yet few are aware of the background to views on topics such as sex before and after marriage, sex as procreation and fulfilment, homosexuality, sexual abuse, rape...

Briefly: 25 Great Philosophers from Plato to Sartre outlines the lives of 25 of the Great Philosophers from the western tradition, including Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Descartes, Locke, Hume, Kant, Mill, Russell and Sartre, and explores some of their...

Offers a reflection on a series of ethical problems in the light of what the world's major faith traditions have to say about them. The author traces the consequences of religious views on morality by considering moral problems such as violence,...