Christian Ethics: Course Outline
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1. Principles (1): Ethics & Different Perspectives |
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2. Principles (2): Priority of Norms |
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3. Birth (1): Abortion |
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4. Birth (2): Birth Control & Eugenics |
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5. Birth (3): Reproductive Technology |
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6. Death: Euthanasia & Suicide |
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7. Politics (1): Government & Politics |
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8. Politics (2): Church & State |
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9. Politics (3): Social Action |
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10. Society (1): Social Responsibility |
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11. Society (2): Mass Media & Political Correctness |
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12. Society (3): Sanctions for Crime & Capital Punishment |
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13. Work: Work & Business Ethics |
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14. Human rights (1): Human rights & Responsibilities |
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15. Human rights (2): Racial Problem & Multiculturalism |
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16. Human rights (3): Feminism & Women’s Role in Church |
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17. Family (1): Marriage & Divorce |
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18. Family (2): Education & Children |
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19. Sex (1): Extra-marital Sex |
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20. Sex (2): Homosexuality |
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21. International: War & Weapons of Mass Destruction |
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22. Environment (1): Environmentalism & Global Warming |
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23. Environment (2): Animal
Rights & Vegetarianism |
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24. Wealth (1): Leisure &
Amusement |
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25. Wealth (2): Smoking, Drugs & Alcohol |
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26. Supernatural: Fortune Telling & Occultism |
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27. Conclusion |
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28. Epilogue & Appendix |
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