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Roger Betsworth introduces ethics by focusing on the cultural narratives that shape American images of self and world: the biblical story, the American gospel of success, the idea of wellbeing, and the global mission of America. These cultural narratives display the ways in which the sense of self and world, and therefore ethical vision, is fundamentally conflicted.
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Misty Acheson
reviewed Social Ethics on April 30, 2009
Social Ethics
Personally, it wasnt much help for me spiritually. Uses too lofty language (vs more common, everyday phrases) to describe the spiritual life.
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