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000117502 1001_ $$aCurran, Charles E.
000117502 24510 $$aToward an American Catholic moral theology /$$cCharles E. Curran.
000117502 260__ $$aNotre Dame, IN :$$bUniversity of Notre Dame Press,$$cc1987.
000117502 300__ $$axii, 209 p. ;$$c23 cm.
000117502 500__ $$aA collection of previously published essays.
000117502 500__ $$aIncludes index.
000117502 5050_ $$aMoral theology looks at itself: The historical development of moral theology. Moral theology in the United States. What is distinctive and unique about Christian ethics and Christian morality? Moral theology in dialogue with biomedicine and bioethics -- Moral theology looks at our society: Just taxation in the Roman Catholic tradition. Filial responsibility for an elderly parent. Religious freedom and human rights in the world and in the church. An analysis of the United States bishops' pastoral letter on the economy. The difference between personal morality and public policy.
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