... mediation civil war authoritarian regime personalism Mediación en la guerra civil Guerra civil Régimen autoritario Personalismo médiation lors de guerres civiles guerre civile régime autoritaire personnalisme Alternatively, actors can negotiate in an insincere manner. In this case, actors have...

.../standard_publication_model ) Abstract Debates over physician-assisted suicide (PAS) comprise a small portion of broader culture wars. Their role in the culture wars obscures an under-acknowledged consensus between those who support PAS and those who oppose it. Drawing insights from personalism, this essay situates PAS...

... in Butler. He escapes the pitfalls of her thought, however, by retaining both metaphysics and revelation. He argues that the subject exists as substance or suppositum, which defends it against the encroachment of power. He also insists on the importance of human nature, which makes the human person...

... ill newborns? Based on five values—respect for life and for the dignity of the human person, quality of life, respect for the process of dying, relational autonomy, and justice—an ethical assessment is conducted that brings us answers to the two ethical questions. (1) Noninitiation or withdrawal...

... to different judgments in particular cases, both within and between particular Christian communities. goods of marriage natural law personalism physicalism voluntary sterilization Christian Bioethics 1380-3603/98/0401-0003$12.00 1998, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 3–13...

... to different judgments in particular cases, both within and between particular Christian communities. goods of marriage natural law personalism physicalism voluntary sterilization Christian Bioethics 1380-3603/98/0401-0003$12.00 1998, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 3–13...

...This chapter discusses the current accounts and assessments of personalism in general and in the form of ‘personal idealism’ by historians of philosophy. It further looks at the view of the defining American school of personalism of the sources, development, and nature of personalism. Finally...

...Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of a beloved community made another holistic declaration. “In a real sense all of life is interrelated,” he contended, as he sought to unite race‐divided America. Influenced by the black church, the Social Gospel, and personalism, and living in a time when racism...

... Charities NCCC Day Dorothy Gospel New Testament Leo XIII pope Pius XI pope personalism Walsh Mary Elizabeth Burke John J Catholic Action Coddington Albert H “Tom ” Michel Virgil Mystical Body of Christ Campion Propaganda Committee CPC Weston Dorothy Coddington Benson Joachim Curley Michael...

... suppressed. This chapter first considers the connections between national morality and personalism before explaining how, why, and when a reconfiguration of national morality took place. It also explores what exactly was dangerous about “dangerous thought” and how it came to occupy a central position...

... Zenkovsky, and Nicolas Berdyaev. Bulgakov Sergei Jesus Christ meaning of life Russian Orthodox Church Tolstoy Leo God seekers and God builders non resistance to evil personalism reasonable consciousness Zenkovsky Vasily Bakhtin Mikhail Rozanov Vasilii infallibility papal Kant Immanuel...

... pantheism Thomism creation divine essence divine energies God existence of image and likeness of God Leibniz Gottfried Palamas Gregory St personalism Augustine Christianity existentialism Florovsky Georges Gnosticism Heidegger Martin Kierkegaard Søren theodicy Ungrund authority...

... American theology into four major “camps”: Christian personalism, black liberation theology and womanist theology, atheistic humanism, and pragmatic reconstructions of African American theology. It first provides an overview of the historical, sociopolitical, cultural, and intellectual context of African...

... Celestine V Francis Peter See of chair of throne of cathedra of O’Malley John Gaudet Mater Ecclesia Newton Isaac conscience physicalism personalism Humanae Vitae Pontifical Birth Control Commission Moral Autonomy Faith Ethics biblical ethics Veritatis Splendor Vatican II Second Vatican...

... to those whom they lead, based on an ethics which is either deeply personal and deeply together. I propose that Scheler offers valuable insights for the intersection of ‘pure’ phenomenological philosophy and the more ‘applied’ disciplines of organization and leadership...

...A second contemporary Orthodox theological anthropology also suggests a parallel between God and the image of God of God found within humanity. Theological personalism suggests that human persons, like their divine prototype, are essentially unknowable. Like their Trinitarian counterparts, we can...

... of personalism to explain the inner logic of Edwards’s account. This unique feature of Edwards’s doctrine explains how he can utilize traditional theological machinery in his doctrine of God (i.e. psychological imagery, simplicity, actus purus, filioque, and divine blessedness), to establish his...

...A new beginning of ethics took shape in the early years of the 20th century as German Philosopher, Max Scheler, began to form a new “ethical personalism”. His work opened new insights in values which presented a fresh view seeing not just values alone but values arranged hierarchically in ranks...

... in Catholic socialism. Inspired by both Mounier and the Cominform, devoted to both the “human person” and “revolution,” Dziś i Jutro ideologue Wojciech Kętrzyński launched a project that he called the Catholic-socialist international. Finding enthusiastic partners across the Iron Curtain...

... matter quarks historical methods action belief desire emotion motivation ontology personalism social life social science teleology Why does any person do anything? When people wake up from sleep, what do they do with the hours ahead of them and why? By “do” I mean a wide range of activities...