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From: oracle@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Brian T. Coughlin)
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Subject: Re: Looking for some thoughts on moral theology
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Date: 7 Feb 90 05:53:41 GMT
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Re: Dave Davis


In article <Feb.5.04.44.11.1990.26841@athos.rutgers.edu>,
 daved@academy.westford.ccur.com (508-392-2990) writes:

>What are some contemporary books that stress New Testament-based
>defenses of moral theology? What do people in this group think?


  Hi, Dave!

    I know of a *very* good book (IMHO) on that subject... though it
 isn't directly spawned from Scripture. It's called, "A SENSE OF LIFE;
 A SENSE OF SIN", By Father Eugene Kennedy. It elaborates (at great length)
 the moral perceptions of Christian society today, along with a concept
 of sin ("What *is* it, anyway?"), a sense of morality, and a sense of
 what love actually is. It's published by DOUBLEDAY IMAGE BOOKS:

   Image Books
   a division of Doubleday & Company, Inc.
   Garden City, New York  (you'll have to look up the zip)


   I hope this helps! Take care!


                                          Sincerely,

                                          Brian Coughlin
                                          oracle@eleazar.dartmouth.edu