Ecumenical Ventures in Ethics: Protestants Engage Pope John Paul II's Moral Encyclicals

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William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company (1998)
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This book represents the first sustained Protestant response to Pope John Paul II's recent moral encyclicals in the English-speaking world. Written by Protestant scholars, the essays touch on such issues as euthanasia and abortion.

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