Some Challenges to a Religious Global Ethics in an Increasingly Secularized World

In Ariane Hentsch Cisneros Shanta Premawardhana (ed.), Sharing Values. Globethics.net Series No. 4. pp. 345-362 (2011)
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The article appeals to Gibson Winter's social ethics and to Bernard Lonergan's method to give perspectives on implementing a method adequate to effectively share values in our challenged, globalizing world.

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