<p>In a postmodern world characterized by cultural relativism, what does it mean to make an ethical decision? What is the link between doing good and being good? Is there a moral consensus among world religions on such issues as peace, human rights, and ecology? Should the moral and religious spheres be separated in civil society?</p>

Conscience Across Borders:: An Ethics of Global Rights and Religious Pluralism.

Politics & Social Sciences

Ruland S.J., Vernon

Philosophy

The University of San Francisco Press

<p>A teacher, therapist, and writer, Vernon Ruland here weaves the strands of his remarkable life into a fascinating selfportrait. From the blue-collar parishes of his native Erie, Pennsylvania, to ministries around the world, Ruland traces a life of vocation, service, and discovery. An activist against the Vietnam War, counselor to troubled people in hospitals, prisons, and schools, and distinguished scholar of world religions, psychology, ethics, and philosophy, Ruland takes stock of all these accomplishments. He also reflects movingly on the deep values―as a human being first, then as Christian, Catholic, Jesuit, and priest―that give meaning and mission to his life.</p>

Living Out the Questions: A Jesuit Confession

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

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