Theology and the Boundary Discourse of Human Rights

Ethna Regan

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Introduction 1. A Dialectical Boundary Discourse: Secular and Religious 2. Theological Anthropology and Human Rights: Karl Rahner's Concentration on the Human 3. Human Rights in Time: Realism between Memory and Hope 4. Liberation Theology and Human Rights: From Interruptive Realism to the Centrality of La Realidad 5. Rights-Holders or Beggars? Responding to the Post-Liberal Critique Conclusion Select Bibliography Index

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2005Democracy and Tradition 2003God, Locke, and Equality: Christian Foundations in Locke's Political Thought 2008The reformation of rights: law, religion, and human rights in early modern Calvinism 1998The Challenge of Fundamentalism 1995A Theology of Reconstruction: Nation-Building and Human Rights

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