The Augustinian imperative: a reflection on the politics of morality

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Augustinian Studies and Theology Philosophical Ethics and Theory Karl Barth and Christian Theology

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Chapter 1 Voices From the Whirlwind Chapter 2 Confessing the Moral God Chapter 3 Gentle Wars of Identity/Difference Chapter 4 The Genesis of Being Chapter 5 Beyond the Moral Imperative

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