The Divine Imperative : A Study in Christian Ethics
by
Emil Brunner
Book Details
Format
Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
0227180879
ISBN-13
9780227180877
Publisher
Boydell & Brewer Ltd
Imprint
James Clarke & Co Ltd
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Mar 26th, 2026
Print length
200 Pages
Weight
898 grams
Dimensions
21.40 x 13.80 x 4.10 cms
Product Classification:
Ethics & moral philosophyChristian theologyEthics and moral philosophyChristianity
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Engages with a wide range of theoretical and practical issues to lay the groundwork for a Christian conception of the moral life
Engages with a wide range of theoretical and practical issues to lay the groundwork for a Christian conception of the moral life.
"What ought we to do?" is the guiding question of Emil Brunner''s The Divine Imperative. Here this age-old question is taken up by Brunner and is answered in light of his Reformed Christian theology. Dubbed a "Protestant Ethic", The Divine Imperative is a systematic ethical treatise, and for Brunner the first to be centred around the Reformed faith.
Here Brunner lays the groundwork for a Christian conception of the moral life in a world where morality itself is often doubted or denied. Animated by the need to respond to an encroaching moral relativism, where many believe that there is no true Right nor Wrong, no true Good nor Evil, Brunner provides an answer to the problem of ethics and morality in the modern age.
In doing so, Brunner engages with a wide range of theoretical and practical issues: from philosophy''s rationalisation of morality, to the crisis of marriage, to the task of the Christian living under capitalism.
"What ought we to do?" is the guiding question of Emil Brunner''s The Divine Imperative. Here this age-old question is taken up by Brunner and is answered in light of his Reformed Christian theology. Dubbed a "Protestant Ethic", The Divine Imperative is a systematic ethical treatise, and for Brunner the first to be centred around the Reformed faith.
Here Brunner lays the groundwork for a Christian conception of the moral life in a world where morality itself is often doubted or denied. Animated by the need to respond to an encroaching moral relativism, where many believe that there is no true Right nor Wrong, no true Good nor Evil, Brunner provides an answer to the problem of ethics and morality in the modern age.
In doing so, Brunner engages with a wide range of theoretical and practical issues: from philosophy''s rationalisation of morality, to the crisis of marriage, to the task of the Christian living under capitalism.
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