Stefanus Christian Haryono
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book has an insightful theme of social justice based on the Aristotelian-Thomistic tradition. Social justice is not a social activity but rather a common good that pivots on the virtue of the rational appetite. For pluralistic societies, Michael J. McGrath’s thought provides a challenge to overcome the complexities of tension between minority and majority, where unconditional love is still possible to be shared.”
Theology
“It is fascinating that theosis is explored in this book while acknowledging the legacy of Protestant and Catholic traditions while also making it applicable to the digital age. The goal of this project is to discover contextual spirituality in the modern world.”
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