Christianity, Human Rights, and Socio-Ethical Reorientations
in History of Global Christianity Online
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- 1 the Church’S Rejection of Human Rights
- 2 Christian Skepticism toward Human Equality
- 3 The Background to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948
- 4 Human Rights as a New Ecumenical Focus after 1948
- 5 Human Rights as the Center of the Helsinki Accords in the 1970s
- 6 New Socio-Ethical Perspectives: Human Rights as Social Justice
- 7 A Change of Direction in Ecumenical Social Ethics
- 8 The Year 1989/90 as a Global Turning-Point
- Bibliography
Christianity, Human Rights, and Socio-Ethical Reorientations
in History of Global Christianity Online
Author:
Katharina Kunter
Katharina Kunter
Search for other papers by Katharina Kunter in
Current site
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Search for other papers by Katharina Kunter in
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(12,344 words)