Diakonie neu vermessen – biblisch, ethisch, praktisch
Band 2
edited by Manfred Oeming and Klaus Scholtissek
This volume, which is groundbreaking in many respects, first makes clear how the Torah, the proclamation of Jesus, and the First Epistle of Peter continue to resonate in the present day. Second, based on fundamental Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant understandings, it provides a new ethical foundation for the social economy in a post-secular society, including in Israel. Thirdly, practical ideas are offered from a biblical-diaconal perspective: on the importance of intuition in pastoral care for the elderly, on the use of empirical data in dealing with the socially extremely disadvantaged, on diaconally sensitive worship, on cooperation between Christians, Jews and Muslims based on creation theology, and on ethically responsible decisions in the context of abortion.
- Edited by Manfred Oeming
- Edited by Klaus Scholtissek
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