検索キーワード： 倫理学

تجاوز صراعات التاريخ واللاهوت عبر تحليل النصوص الدينية العميقة لفهم كيف شكلت الترجمة معتقداتنا. خض تجربة استماع هادئة تدعوك لإعادة تقييم موروثك الفكري وحل...

古来より受け継がれる「ハラハー（ユダヤ法）」の深遠な宗教哲学を、現代人の慌ただしい日常を整える実践的な生活の知恵へと変換します。単なる厳格な戒律の羅列ではなく、数千年にわたる歴史と議論から抽出された...

Décodez une sagesse millénaire pour trouver des repères éthiques et une paix intérieure face aux défis contemporains. Que vous cherchiez un moment d'introspection lors de votre trajet quotidien ou une clarté spirituelle pour votre vie personnelle, cette écoute lucide offre une boussole...

Finde innere Ruhe und meistere den hektischen Alltag mit dieser praxisnahen Einführung in die buddhistische Meditation. Ob beim morgendlichen Pendeln oder zum Abschalten nach einem langen Arbeitstag, diese erdende Anleitung verwandelt inneren Stress in tiefe Gelassenheit. Entdecke einen...

Ergründe die Tradition des Judentums und entdecke, wie die Halacha den modernen Alltag spirituell und praktisch prägt. Dieser respektvolle, leicht verständliche Begleiter ist perfekt für fokussierte Lernmomente unterwegs und baut Brücken zwischen antikem Wissen und heutiger Lebensrealität...

Three men are handed a fortune and told nothing. Two put the money at risk. One buries his share, keeps it perfectly safe, and returns every coin of it. He is the only one condemned — and he is the only one who lost nothing. Most of us spend a third of our waking lives inside arrangements we rarely examine: an agreement to give hours in exchange for money, made with someone who holds more power than we do, governed by rules that are mostly unwritten. We know when something has gone wrong in such an arrangement. We are far less certain what would make it right.

Trace the fierce economic history of debt and the moral conflict over lending that continues to shape modern finance. Whether you are commuting to the office or reflecting on your own credit card statements, this thought-provoking journey reframes the very concept of money. It transforms...

Discover how a condemned moral sin transformed into the driving economic force of global finance and modern capitalism. Perfect for your morning commute or focused learning, this gripping economic history exposes the hidden origins of the credit systems we rely on daily. Whether you are...

Master the philosophy of right and wrong through this thought-provoking history of human morality and ethical choices. Whether you are seeking clarity during a reflective morning commute or navigating complex social dilemmas, understanding our shared moral foundations has never been more vital...

Uncover the cultural history and spiritual traditions shaping our modern society without the pressure of conversion. Perfect for a thoughtful daily commute or reflective listening, this objective audio journey provides a calm, curious look into how diverse beliefs define human identity. Grasp...

Find a welcoming spiritual community without rigid dogma, blending everyday ethics with progressive religious freedom. Whether you are navigating a lonely faith transition or seeking an introspective space to grow, this pragmatic exploration offers a fresh approach to shared meaning. Experience...

Navigate the rich traditions of Halacha and transform everyday routines into a meaningful spiritual practice. Whether you are exploring your faith during a quiet morning commute or seeking a welcoming guide to Jewish customs, this reflective audio journey demystifies ancient texts. Far from a...

The act of breaking and eating a body in Holy Communion forms us over time. What if that’s not such a good thing? Recovering Communion in a Violent World provides an unblinking examination of the ritualized reenactment of the violence done to Jesus in Holy Communion, using insights from the fields of ritual studies and trauma theory. Then, drawing upon recent research in Christian origins, the book raises possibilities for sacramental meal practices that don’t ignore the death of Jesus but respond to it differently.

We live in a pharmaceutical age where drugs contribute to and are a potential solution for many personal and societal problems. But instead of serious ethical inquiry into these substances' role in our lives, we've embraced harmful political and cultural trends of wholesale rejection of "evil" drugs while searching for "miracle" cures. But for most of human history, what we today call drugs were considered gifts from the divine with the potential to bestow healing, power, and wisdom. These were gifts of fire, essential to our lives but with underlying danger.

A live recording of the historic debate between the late Joseph Fletcher, father of "situation ethics," and John Warwick Montgomery at San Diego State University. A devastating critique of all attempts to base morality on contexts, situations, or relativism.

“Filled with wisdom and inspiration, Kinney guides readers to persevere through suffering, discover renewed purpose, and live a life that makes an impact for eternity…A deeply enriching experience that will leave [readers] feeling uplifted and transformed.”--- Readers' Favorite 5-star book...

Beyond Virtue Ethics offers a distinctive approach to virtue ethics, arguing not simply for the importance of "struggle" to virtue ethics, but that "struggle" itself is a manifestation of virtue. In doing this, Stephen M. Meawad offers a way of thinking about virtue not simply as a perfected state, but as a state that is to a greater or lesser degree a manifestation of the ideal itself, which is not attainable.

While teaching ethics is universally applauded, how one goes about it is much more difficult and contested than is often recognized. On Teaching and Learning Christian Ethics addresses what it means to teach and learn ethics through a thorough comparison of two ethicists, Henry Sidgwick and F. D. Maurice. Where Sidgwick understood ethics as developing a method for guiding voluntary action to what is right, Maurice maintained that ethics concerns life as a whole, and that requires placing it within a metaphysical and theological realm in which the good is much more definitive than right.

A powerful sequel to Love Without Conditions.

Through personal stories extracted from years of working in the trash and recycling industry while pastoring a local church, author Caleb Cray Haynes introduces and examines a theology of consumption and waste through the lens of Scripture and our story as the people of God in the context of our current global environmental crises.