Where Christian And Revolutionary Meet?, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Where Christian And Revolutionary Meet?, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
The Fragility Of The Moral Self, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Reproductive Autonomy In Light Of Responsible Parenthood, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Reproductive Autonomy In Light Of Responsible Parenthood, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
The Perfect Body: Biomedical Utopias, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Narrative Und Moralische Identität Bei Paul Ricoeur, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Narrative Und Moralische Identität Bei Paul Ricoeur, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
Ethical Aspects Of Prenatal Genetic Diagnostics, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Ethical Aspects Of Prenatal Genetic Diagnostics, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
Starting with some basic distinctions, i.e. the distinction between an ethics of human self-fulfilment ,of individual and social values and of virtues on one hand, and an ethics of individual rights, of obligation and of social justice on the other, this paper explores the manifold scenario of the problems of prenatal diagnosis with respect to these different aspects of ethical analysis. This is followed by a normative evaluation of the status of the human embryo, and by an elaboration of different adressees of responsibility in the field of biomedicine and, especially, of prenatal genetic diagnosis. The author comes to the …
Behinderung Und Veränderungen In Der Ethik-Theorie Und -Praxis, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Behinderung Und Veränderungen In Der Ethik-Theorie Und -Praxis, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
Catholic Sexual Ethics - A Necessary Revision: Theological Responses To The Sexual Abuse Scandal, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Catholic Sexual Ethics - A Necessary Revision: Theological Responses To The Sexual Abuse Scandal, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
Compassion As A Global Programme For Christianity, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Compassion As A Global Programme For Christianity, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
Autonomy And Care In Medicine, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Autonomy And Care In Medicine, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
This paper argues that the core principle of bioethics, autonomy, is rooted both in the 20th century history of the development of new medical technologies as in political liberalism transferred to medical practices, rendering the medical decision-making of patients a centerpiece of medical interventions. The paper shows how the ambiguity in the interpretation of autonomy reflects the ambivalence of bioethics towards making normative claims on the moral agents insofar as these go beyond the respect for a patient’s autonomy. In the second part, the paper analyzes the alternative approach of care ethics, which intends to emphasize both the vulnerability and …
Die Stellungnahme Der Europäischen Gruppe Für Ethik Der Naturwissenschaften Und Der Neuen Technologien (Ege) Zum Thema „Ethik Der Synthetischen Biologie, 2016 Loyola University Chicago
Die Stellungnahme Der Europäischen Gruppe Für Ethik Der Naturwissenschaften Und Der Neuen Technologien (Ege) Zum Thema „Ethik Der Synthetischen Biologie, Hille Haker
Hille Haker
No abstract provided.
Jewish, Christian – Or What? Questions Of Self-Designation In The 'Ascension Of Isaiah', 2016 University of Dayton
Jewish, Christian – Or What? Questions Of Self-Designation In The 'Ascension Of Isaiah', Meghan Henning, Tobias Nicklas
Meghan Henning
The Question of the “Parting of the Ways” between Jews and Christians has become a matter of debate again: is it really appropriate to speak about two more or less coherent groups going two different ways from a certain point in history – perhaps after Paul’s mission, after the destruction of the Second Temple (70 CE), or after the Bar-Kokhba War (132-135 CE)? Does the image of a tree with one root and two different trunks going into two different directions really fit what the extant sources tell us about the complexities of the past? Or shouldn’t we distinguish between …
Reflections From A First Time Voter, 2016 Dordt College
Reflections From A First Time Voter, Carlye Tazelaar
Student Work
"In a campaign fueled by hate, let’s slam on the brakes with love."
Posting about treating political candidates with grace from In All Things - an online hub committed to the claim that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ has implications for the entire world.
http://inallthings.org/reflections-from-a-first-time-voter/
How Then Shall We Eat?, 2016 Dordt College
How Then Shall We Eat?, Tanya Deroo
Faculty Work Comprehensive List
"God asks no less from us than that we be creatively faithful in all things, even what we put into our bodies, to the best of our abilities and understanding."
Posting about food and faith from In All Things - an online hub committed to the claim that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ has implications for the entire world.
http://inallthings.org/how-then-shall-we-eat/
Reexamining Creation: Understanding The Relationship Between The Qal And Piel Uses Of ברא, 2016 Brigham Young University
Reexamining Creation: Understanding The Relationship Between The Qal And Piel Uses Of ברא, Juan Pinto, David Seely
Journal of Undergraduate Research
The first chapter of Genesis begins with two Hebrew words that have been the focus of much debate among biblical scholars. The second word, ברא , most often translated as created, has a history and nuanced meaning that has proven particularly difficult to pin down. Though it is clear that this verb refers to the act of creation, other places where the same root shows up—and the different meanings given to those other attestations— indicate a subtle connotation in Genesis with a complicated history. A clear, allencompassing etymology for the root has proven elusive.
Eternal Punishment As Paideia: The Ekphrasis Of Hell In The Apocalypse Of Peter And The Apocalypse Of Paul, 2016 University of Dayton
Eternal Punishment As Paideia: The Ekphrasis Of Hell In The Apocalypse Of Peter And The Apocalypse Of Paul, Meghan Henning
Meghan Henning
Much of the history of scholarship on “hell” has been devoted to tracing genetic relationships between older texts and more recent ones, typically based upon generic elements or the specific features of hell’s landscape. This paper suggests a new direction for classics and New Testament study, focusing instead on the rhetorical function of hell in antiquity. This paper argues that the ancient conventions of descriptive rhetoric were at work in the depictions of Hell that we find in the Jewish and early Christian apocalypses. It begins with a definition of these rhetorical devices by examining the Progymnasmata as well as …
Educating Early Christians Through The Rhetoric Of Hell: 'Weeping And Gnashing Of Teeth' As 'Paideia' In Matthew And The Early Church, 2016 University of Dayton
Educating Early Christians Through The Rhetoric Of Hell: 'Weeping And Gnashing Of Teeth' As 'Paideia' In Matthew And The Early Church, Meghan Henning
Meghan Henning
Meghan Henning explores the rhetorical function of the early Christian concept of hell, drawing connections to Greek and Roman systems of education, and examining texts from the Hebrew Bible, Greek and Latin literature, the New Testament, early Christian apocalypses and patristic authors. This work is a revised version of the author's Ph.D. dissertation, which was successfully defended at Emory University in 2013. It is included in the series Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament II. She writes, "Now that this work is finished, I am delighted to have the opportunity to thank those who have generously traveled with me on this …
Paralysis And Sexuality In Medical Literature And The 'Acts Of Peter', 2016 University of Dayton
Paralysis And Sexuality In Medical Literature And The 'Acts Of Peter', Meghan Henning
Meghan Henning
This paper focuses on the story of Peter’s daughter that is found in the Berlin Coptic papyrus BG 8502.4 and is associated with the apocryphal Acts of Peter. Research on the story of Peter’s daughter has primarily focused on its interpretation of the theme of chastity, or whether the story was originally included in the Acts of Peter. In the course of these investigations, scholars have taken for granted the curious assumption of the text that paralysis renders Peter’s daughter unfit for marriage, and thus safe from Ptolemy’s unwanted advances. This paper explores the underlying understandings of paralysis and sexuality …
Embracing Life Listening Guide, 2016 Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Embracing Life Listening Guide, Heidi Goehmann
Miscellaneous Seminars/Lectures
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Embracing Life In Ministry, 2016 Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Embracing Life In Ministry, Heidi Goehmann
Miscellaneous Seminars/Lectures
A worksheet that goes with the presentation.