Consistent Ethic Of Life
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The consistent ethic of life is a fully Catholic engagement with the difficult challenges that conscience encounters in our time. This short book is a resource for parishes and general readers to rediscover the consistent ethic now in this challenging, divided moment of our history.
Tracing the historical development of the consistent ethic from the early 1970s up to recent days, A Consistent Ethic of Life encourages readers to adopt an attitude that calls them to be partisans for life above the partisanship of our politics.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780809156894
ISBN10: 080915689X
Steven Millies
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2024
Publisher: Paulist Press
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