“From the perspective of the one committing suicide, his or her act can be one of the most perverse forms of moral manipulation, as it abandons those left behind to their shame, guilt, and grief. Suicide is something like a metaphysical "I gotcha!" It is often an attempt to kill or wound others.”
This comprehensive compilation includes a variety of works by Stanley Hauerwas, a prominent figure in contemporary philosophy and theology. The reader delves into Hauerwas' thoughts on moral reasoning, the role of faith in public life, and the importance of community. The essays and articles are drawn from his extensive career, showcasing his distinctive voice and intellectual contributions to these fields. more
Stanley Hauerwas, born on July 24, 1940, is an American theologian known for his work in Christian ethics, social theory, and political philosophy. His research focuses on the intersection of these fields, and he is renowned for his emphasis on Christian pacifism and embodiment. Hauerwas's work has had a profound impact on contemporary theology and social theory. more