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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Who is God? How can we relate to him? How can we visualise a spiritual leader? Borrowing from the classical Philosophy of God, Dr Cyril Desbruslais makes the philosophical reflections on God relevant for our times. The author has taken up critical reflection on our understanding of God and thence takes up the debate on whether God's existence can be proved or not. Besides the normal questions like proving God's existence, evil, creation-evolution, comparative religions, myths-idols, he attempts to relate the issue of God to human fulfilment. He lays stress on personal encounter with God and challenges us to transform ourselves and the world, by experiencing God as a lived reality in our midst.

Zustand: New. pp. xix + 276.

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Zustand: New. pp. xviii + 163.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Introduction: Mysterious Time. 1. Human Life: Paradoxical Time. 2. Time in Science: Physical Time. 3. Time in Western Philosophy. 4. Time in Indian Philosophy. 5. Ricoeur: Time in Narrative and Fiction. 6. Michael Ende: Lived Time in Our Hearts. Concluding Reflections: Constitutive Time. Bibliography. Glossary. Index of Names. What is time? How does it originate? How will it end? Has it an end? What is its relation to life? Can we at all visualise life without time and time without life? Time and life are intimately interlinked. A modest attempt is made in this book to answer these significant questions from the perspective of science (physics), philosophy and theology. It is emphasised that time has a narrative (historical and fictive) function in our lives. This enables us to visualise time as constitutive us, including all our activities and non-activities. Thus times lives essentially in our human hearts.

Zustand: Good. Volume 14. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. Dust jacket in good condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,600grams, ISBN:9780801450242.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 268 pages. 6.00x0.61x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Today we live in a world of unimaginable change and undeniable progress. No generation earlier has seen so much development in so short a time. How does the development that we see around us affect us? How is it related to our rootedness or freedom? How does it enhance our freedom? How can we foster a development that is rooted in tradition and open to the new? Can we dream of a humane and all-inclusive development that does justice to humanity? These are some of the questions that we take up in this volume, which tries to relate human development to freedom. The articles in this volume are contextual, hermeneutical and philosophical. Since they are contextual, we deal with the issues mainly from Indian perspectives. So the articles are necessarily multi-disciplinary. It takes into account the cultural and religious diversity and ambiguities of contemporary India. It is also hermeneutical, since most of the articles attempt at appropriating the perennial wisdom of India for the current situation. These articles are philosophical, since they analyse, critique the situation of tradition, freedom and development. These articles reflect on of the depth of tradition that India is proud of, the vigour and vitality of its democratic spirit and the longing for its integrated and holistic development. It is hoped that these articles will contribute to the ongoing discourse on modernity, development, tradition and freedom prevalent in the academic circles in India.

Contents Preface Introduction 1 Authentic Development some Gandhian CriteriaSubhash Anand 2 Hinduism and DevelopmentT K JohnSJ 3 FolkSubaltern Religion and developmentJames Ponniah 4 Cultivating a Global Mentality Virtue Ethics for an Age of Globalization 276 pp.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Introduction: Celebrating the Life and Contributions of Fr. V. M. Jose: An Academic Tribute. Section 1: Contextual Theology and Indian Christology. 1. Phenomenology of Religious Experience: A Few Representative Models of Christ as Guru and Satguru in Indian Christology/Sebastian Velassery. 2. Cosmotheandric Vision: An Invitation to Wholeness/Isaac Parackal OIC 3. Trinitarian Harmony in the Cosmos/Shabin Varghese CST 4. The Names of the Messiah: Memory and Promise in the Gospel of Matthew/Boris Repschinski SJ 5. Integrating Ecological and Cultural Sensitivity: Insights from the Amazon Synod for the Tribal Church in India/Jacob Kulangara SJ Section 2: Pastoral Theology: Leadership, Vocation and Mental Health 6. Christian Vocation: Believers and Citizens/Mohan Doss SVD 7. On Pastoral Theology: Challenges and Opportunities in Pastoral Counselling in India: Addressing Mental Health Stigma in Pastoral Counselling/Bala Francis Kumar Chowrappa 8. Jesus: An Exemplar of Authentic Leadership/Arun Antony Chully CMI 9. The Parish Pastoral Care in the Context of Synodality: A Call for the Participation of and Collaboration with Laity/Ben Boss Chellappan Clarammal 10. How Psychology Continues to Promote Racism/Patrick Saint-Jean SJ 11. From Neanderthals to Greek Myths: Freud's Atheism on Stage/Marc Grenier Section 3: Public Theology, Social Responsibility, and Care for Creation 12. Spiritual Commitment to the "Care for our Common Home"/Sony Chundattu CMI 13. Stewardship: Aligning Pope Francis's Pastoral Concerns with Social Responsibility/Joji Valli 14. "Be Merciful Like the Father": Pope Francis' Vision of 'Mercy' in Misericordiae Vultus/Thomas Karimundackal SJ 15. Nostra Aetate in Relation with Other Conciliar Documents/Anil Thomas Karackavayalil CM 16. Revolutionary Praxis and Prophetic Spirituality: The Convergence of Faith and Social Action in the Writings of Sebastian Kappen/Biju Joseph SJ Section 4: Liturgy and Evangelization: Sacramental Practices and Tribal Church 17. The Role of Liturgy in Tribal Evangelization: A Case Study of the Santal Tribe/M. J. Peter SJ 18. Towards a Liturgy that Liberates: Experiencing God, Enabling Community and Empowering the Poor/Kuruvilla Pandikattu SJ 19. Conviction, Commitment, and Compassion: The Practical Contributions of a Priest, Prophet and Pastor/Kuruvilla Pandikattu SJ.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Artificial intelligence (AI) will change the human destiny irrevocably in the immediate future. It is capable of destroying and dehumanising human life as we know it. It is also capable of enhancing and empowering humanity. Everything depends on us human beings of today who are called to make a critical, cautious and ethical choice. AI permeates every dimension of human life, and this technology promises to grow exponentially. Accepting this as a fact, this book poses questions about the meaning of being human today. It questions the why of our existence, including its ambiguity, zest and meaning. Then it explores our collective ethical (including religious) responses, which continues to shape our destiny. It pleads for ethics of care and compassion so that humanity will be able to thrive, despite the dangers of collective hubris and nemesis.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Deliberations on values and normativity in moral philosophy are witnessing a transition from traditional moral absolutes and relative models to discursive and subjective models defined and determined by phronesis and praxix-oriented approaches. Empathy, conceived as the ability to understand and feel with the other, is gaining currency as a normative metaphor in the emergent models of ethics. The inclusive epistemology of empathy reshapes the dictums and contorus of moral principles and practices. This volume introduces some of the emergent models and researches on how empathy enhances the conventional ethical paradigms in professional practices in society. The application of the principles of empathy in various ethical scenarios in the healthcare field, incorporating empathy into the philosophical deliberations on ethical normativity, appropriation of business ethics and law from the perspective of empathy, and visualising a moral theology informed by empathy are the major focal themes of this volume.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Introduction: Why Be Good? I. Preliminary Issues II. The Larger Framework III. Key Concepts IV. Indian Contribution V. Ethical Leadership VI. Moral Disengagement VII. Dilemmas and Models VIII. Related Issues Conclusion: The Inherent Goodness of Human Nature: Basic Presupposition of Ethics Questions for Reflection References Books by the Same Author Index More and more people and companies are becoming aware of the need for ethics in the business and corporate world, both for the sustainability and profitability. This textbook contains 65 introductory chapters exploring the different facets of business ethics. The questions on each chapter helps the readers to personalise the insights of the chapter. Twenty case studies included in this book illustrate the application of business ethics in the managerial and corporate world. It is a modest attempt to explore the practical relevance of ethics, integrity and sustainability in the complex business world.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. This book explores the essence of ethical practice and its pivotal role in both personal growth and professional environments. This meticulously structured book serves as both a theoretical guide and a practical manual, illuminating the path to integrating ethical insights into everyday decision making and leadership. At its core, this work champions the concept of life as a businessthe business of living wellwith integrity and excellence acting as indispensable guides. It argues compellingly that managing one's life with the diligence, responsibility, and foresight typical of successful business practices not only enhances personal and professional growth but also contributes positively to societal welfare. More than a book, it is a call to action for ethical living, offering readers not just knowledge but a roadmap for application. It is a crucial read for anyone aspiring to lead with valor and integrity, making it an indispensable resource for students, professionals, and leaders seeking to make ethical decisions that foster trust, accountability, and the greater good in an increasingly complex world.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. Science religion dialogue 1. Science and spirituality an introductory Hindu appraisal/Mudagi B.S. 2. Science and religion dialogue insights from Public Understanding of Science/Shiju Sam Varughese. II. Unity of nature 3. Social systems and dual realities the perspective of system philosophy/Luke George. 4. Bohm's search for unity through diversity/Kamladevi R. Kunkolienker. 5. The undivided universe underlying unity through diversity/Richard D'Souza S.J. III. Nature of diversity 6. Book of nature comparing few Keplerian and tribal perspectives/Sonajharia Minz. 7. Biodiversity the need for today and tomorrow/Sonali Bagchi. 8. Natural disasters as the diverse steps of the cosmic dance/Binoy Pichalakkattu S.J. 9. Science and religion in healing processes through alternative methods/M.J. Peter. 10. Beauty in science religion engagement/S. Vanathu Antoni. 11. The wonder that we are reflections on being human in the world/Tina Thomas. 12. Application of science religion dialogue spirituality and living standards a statistical study/Alice Thomas. 13. Artificial intelligence some challenging possibilities/Francis David Kullu S.J. 14. The revolution of genetic engineering an enquiry from the perspective of science and religion/Antony Inico S.J. 15. Stem cell research and ethical implications/Sini George. Index. Only recently powered by the information space and bio technology has India regained its proper place in the scientific and technological sphere of life. India can proudly claim today that its diversity and depth embrace also the different scientific domains. In this collection of essays the authors have been focusing on the diversity of India based on its scientific and religious dimensions. The articles in this volume affirm diversity that is constitutive of Indian ethos and urge the readers to celebrate such a diversity which contributes constructively and creatively to the depth of Indian religiosity and way of life. It is the fervent hope of the editor that the readers will appreciate the deep diversity that is India discern the unity that runs through the diverse life forms and perceive the contributions of sciences and religions to maintain the rich tradition of enhancing diversity that does facilitated unity. 246 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Contributors. I. Concise introduction 1. Postmodernism introductory remarks/George Rajmohan IMS. 2. Postmodernity scientific bases and religious responses/Kuruvilla Pandikattu SJ. 3. Postmodernism transition from the Newtonian to the relativistic quantum paradigm/Augustine Pamplany CST. II. Concrete applications 4. Postmodernity and Ambedkarism/Victor Ferrao. 5. Representation and death of domination and exclusivity a postmodern challenge/C. Joe Arun S.J. 6. Ritual a locale for postmodern engagement with The Study of Religions in India/James Ponnaiah. 7. Homo Sacer Gloria Dei anthropology and theology after the death of God and man/Christian Bauer. 8. Theology in a pluralistic context migration as a trope/Hector Andrade. 9. Tears that see Do You Believe Derrida's deconstruction of Husserl and Levinas/Nishant I. Alphonse. III. Creative responses 10. Theology and postmodernism/F. LeRon Shults. 11. Is natural law morality defensible in a postmodern world/Craig A. Boyd. 12. God talk beyond metaphysics the dawn of postmodernism and the decline of metaphysics/Augustine Perumalil S.J. 13. Radical hermeneutics or pre hermeneutic nostalgia a critique of John Caputo's Philosophy of Religion/George Karuvelil S.J. IV. Concluding reflections 14. Jesus Christ beyond postmodernism/Jacob Parappally MSFS. 15. Some critical and constructive remarks on postmodernism/Cyril Desbruslais S.J. Index. Today India is opening itself to the postmodern phenomena while at the same time retaining its premodern and modern roots. The articles in this book attempts to address this peculiar situation in India. Taking some of the postmodern challenges seriously the book offers some proposals within the Indian ethos. Some of the articles in this volume elementary introducing the postmodern life style to the readers. Both the highly critical and appreciative articles provide insights and creative applications. 282 pp.

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