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by Harry J. Huebner (Author), David Schroeder (Author)
At the heart of this book is the conviction ""that moderns have lost their ability to think morally and theologically."" Moral language such as ""right,"" ""wrong"" and ""ought"" is seen as meaningless. Modern society, and frequently the church, have adopted an emphasis on individual freedom and choice in which all is a matter of personal attitude or opinion. Then God plays little or no role. In this important volume Harry Huebner and David Schroeder analyze our moral predicament and its implications. They build a case for an ethical approach based on Scripture and the centrality of God and Jesus Christ, an approach in which the church plays an integral role.
Author Biography
Harry Huebner, originally from Crystal City, Manitoba, worked for Mennonite Central Committee in the West Bank and Israel from 1981-83. His PhD in Theology is from St. Michael's College in Toronto. Since 1971 he has been professor of Theology, Ethics and Peace Studies at Canadian Mennonite Bible College in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
David Schroseder, originally from Altona, Amnitoba, is an ordained minister. He has preached and taught extensively within the Conference of Mennonites in Canada and the larger church. His ThD in New Testament is from the University of Hamburg. Since 1959 he has been professor in New Testament and Ethics at Canadian Mennonite Bible College.
