Jesus v. abortion they know not what they do
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Eugene, Oregon :
Cascade Books,
2016.
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| Colección: | Theopolitical visions ;
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part One. Understand violence (and human rights)
- 1. Why are human beings violent? Examining the question and some answers
- 2. "They hated me without a cause": Violence as resistance to growth in selfhood
- 3. "If Satan casts out Satan, he is divided against himself": Violence as crowd phenomenon
- 4. "You shall love God. . . and your neighbor as yourself": Violence as a rejection of balanced consciousness
- Part Two. Arguments: superficial and deep
- 5. "Which of these three, do you think, was a neighbor?": Jesus and the lawyers' question
- 6. "Those who want to save their life will lose it": Kierkegaard vs. individualism
- 7 . "Whoever welcomes one such child": maternity on leave
- "Will he find faith on the earth?": Eric Voegelin vs. Deicide and Homicide
- 9. "I desire mercy not sacrifice": René Girard on Contemporary scapegoats
- 10. "Why do you not notice the log in your own eye?": The deepest irony of nominalism
- Part Three. Historical reenactments
- 11. "The kings of the Gentiles lord it over them": Everyone struggles against tyranny
- that's our problem
- 12. "I have the power to crucify you": Justice Blackmun = Pontius Pilate
- 13. "Many gave false testimony": Pro-Choice historical revisionism
- 14. "All who do evil hate the light": The Grand Inquisitor of Philadelphia
- 15. "You are descendants of those who murdered the prophets": The slavery/Shoa analogy
- 16. "We would not have taken part with them": Attempted refutations of the analogy
- 17. "The blood of all the prophets will be charged against this generation": Analogies and reenactments
- 18. "Whoever is not against us is for us": Beverly Mitchell, Paul Kahn, Simone Weil, Philip Rieff, Chantal Delsol, Giorgio Agamben, Julien Benda
- Part Four. The way forward
- 19. "There was a man who had two sons": Pro-life conversion stories
- 20. "You must be born again": Saula of Tarsus
- 21. "Be wise as serpents, but gentle as doves": Win the person, not the argument.