On Building an Ark: The Global Emergency and the Limits of Moral Exhortation

Studies in Christian Ethics 24 (1):23-33 (2011)
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The paper argues, first, that the range of problems confronting humanity constitutes a global emergency; next, that this cannot be addressed by moral exhortation but by the building of ‘arks’; finally, that community, cultivation of the virtues, and place may be considered key aspects of such ark building

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