Animals on the agenda : questions about animals for theology and ethics /
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| Language: | English |
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Urbana :
University of Illinois Press,
1998.
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| Edition: | Illini books edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : is Christianity irredeemably speciesist? / Andrew Linzey. I. Understanding scriptural perspectives. What was the meaning of animal sacrifice? / J.W. Rogerson
- What was the meaning of classifying animals as clean or unclean? / Walter Houston
- A New Testament document of creation? / John Muddiman
- Jesus and animals : What did he teach? ; What did he practice? / Richard Bauckham. II. Wrestling with the tradition. The fathers and the animals : the rule of reason? / Gillian Clark
- Aquinas and animals : patrolling the boundary? / Dorothy Yamamoto
- Luther and animals : subject to Adam's fall? / Scott Ickert
- Can Catholic morality make room for animals? / James Gaffney.
- III. Disputed questions. Is nature God's will? / Stephen R.L. Clark
- How does God's providential care extend to animals? / Thomas E. Hosinski
- Are animals fallen? / Michael Lloyd
- Can animal suffering be reconciled with belief in an all-loving God? / Jay B. McDaniel
- All things in Christ? / John B. Cobb, Jr.
- Do animals have immortal souls? / Paul Badham
- Will animals be redeemed? / Petroc and Eldred Willey. IV. Obligations to animals. Can we see a moral question about animals? / Brian Klug
- Tyrants, stewards--or just kings? / Huw Spanner
- Compassion or justice? What is our minimum ethical obligation to animals? / Paul Brett
- Is the consistent ethic of life consistent without a concern for animals? / John Berkman.