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100 1  Jackson-Meyer, Kate,|eauthor. 
245 10 Tragic dilemmas in Christian ethics /|cKate Jackson-Meyer.
264  1 Washington, DC :|bGeorgetown University Press,|c[2022] 
300    1 online resource. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
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490 1  Moral traditions 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Philosophical and Theological Problems with Moral and 
       Tragic Dilemmas -- Problems with Augustinian Approaches to
       Moral and Tragic Dilemmas -- Problems with Thomistic 
       Approaches to Moral and Tragic Dilemmas -- A Proposal for 
       a Christian View of Tragic Dilemmas -- Christian 
       Approaches to Healing after Tragic Dilemmas. 
520    "This book argues that Christian ethics urgently needs the
       category of tragic dilemmas. The author argues for a 
       definition of tragic dilemmas that responds to 
       philosophical concerns in a Christian context, using 
       insights from the Protestant and Roman Catholic traditions,
       and in light of psychological evidence of moral injury 
       after combat. Jackson-Meyer suggests that in a tragic 
       dilemma an agent deliberates on, with sufficient knowledge,
       an issue that involves non-negotiable moral requirements 
       in line with Christian obligations to protect human life 
       and the vulnerable. The agent is morally responsible for 
       the harm caused and/or the obligation not acted upon. 
       However, culpability is mitigated due to the constraints 
       of the situation as long as the agent acts with, what 
       Aquinas calls, "repugnance of the will." Tragic dilemmas 
       are often the result of sin, a reality to which the 
       Augustinian tradition is keenly attuned. When involvement 
       in a tragic dilemma produces emotional harm, this has the 
       power to undermine character because passions and the 
       moral life are inextricably related. In turn, the agent's 
       life is marred. In light of this harm, it is incumbent on 
       Christian communities to offer opportunities for moral 
       healing after tragic dilemmas"--|cProvided by publisher. 
588    Description based on print version record and CIP data 
       provided by publisher. 
590    eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic 
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600 00 Augustine,|cof Hippo, Saint,|d354-430|xEthics. 
600 00 Thomas,|cAquinas, Saint,|d1225?-1274|xEthics. 
600 07 Thomas,|cAquinas, Saint,|d1225?-1274|2fast 
600 07 Augustine,|cof Hippo, Saint,|d354-430|2fast 
650  0 Christian ethics. 
650  0 Ethics. 
650  7 ethics (philosophy)|2aat 
650  7 Ethics|2fast 
650  7 Christian ethics|2fast 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aJackson-Meyer, Kate.|tTragic dilemmas in
       Christian ethics|dWashington, DC : Georgetown University 
       Press, [2022]|z9781647122669|w(DLC)  2021049820 
830  0 Moral traditions series. 
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