Christian responsibility and communicative freedom: a challenge for the future of pluralistic societies: collected essays

Zürich: Lit. Edited by Willem Fourie (2012)
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Abstract

The public role of religion continues to be a complex and controversial topic. In a career spanning nearly five decades, Wolfgang Huber has written extensively on the role of Christian ethics in societies across the globe. This collection provides an introduction to his thought and access to some of his most important and thought-provoking essays. Huber continues to engage issues of both local and global importance at institutions in a number of countries. (Series: Theology in the Public Square / Theologie in der Offentlichkeit - Vol. 5)

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