Karl Poppers Beiträge zur Ethik

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The authors of this conference volume describe and discuss various aspects of Popper's ethics, such as for example his contributions to freedom and responsibility, to objectivity and truth, to humanism and to metaphysics, from a critical-rational point of view. This is the first time that Popper's ethics have been brought face to face with the Christian faith. The lectures and the ensuing discussions between Protestant and Catholic theologians and advocates of critical rationalism deal with the question of whether Popper's critiques of religion can be compatible with modern social ethics based on Christianity or whether theology can be a critical-rational science. One of the special attractions of this volume is the fact that it contains not only the revised talks but also the very animated discussions on the various subjects.

Autorenportrait

Geboren 1968; Studium der Theologie und Politikwissenschaft in Eichstätt und Würzburg; M.A und Dipl.-Theol.; seit 1998 Religionslehrer i.K. in der Erzdiözese München-Freising.

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