Concilium 2001/4 In Search of Universal Values Table of Contents

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International Journal for Theology

2001 / 4

In Search of Universal Values

Table of Contents

Introduction
In Search of Universal Values	7–9
Karl-Josef Kuschel / Dietmar Mieth	7–9
I. Churches and Religions in Search of Universal Values
Towards a Common Ethical Code for Humankind	11–14
Johannes Paul II.	11–14
The Need for a Global Ethic	15–18
World Council of Churches	15–18
Global Order and Global Ethic	19–25
Konrad Raiser	19–25
The 1993 Chicago Global Ethic Declaration	26–37
Christine Hasselmann	26–37
From Chicago to the 1999 Cape Town Call	38–54
Günther Gebhardt	38–54
II. Achieving Universal Values: Theological Reflections
Compassion as a Global Programme for Christianity	55–70
Hille Haker	55–70
The Challenge of Pluralism and Globalization to Ethical Reflection	71–85
Francis Schüssler Fiorenza	71–85
III. Applications
Global Business and the Global Ethic	87–105
Hans Küng	87–105
‘Globalization’ from the Perspective of Business Ethics	106–118
Friedhelm Hengsbach	106–118
The Global Ethic Project: A Challenge for Education	119–134
Johannes Lähnemann	119–134
Documentation
The Autonomy of the Patient and the Muslim Patient in a Society with Pluralist Values	135–146
Ilhan Ilkilic	135–146
Universal Values or a Special Ethic? Whither Moral Theology?	147–153
Dietmar Mieth	147–153

Edited by Karl-Josef Kuschel and Dietmar Mieth

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