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| Introduction | 1 | |
| I | Disregard, Disarray, and Discovery | 13 |
| 1 | On Not Keeping the Commandments | 15 |
| Gospel as Law vs. Law as Gospel | 15 | |
| Rediscovering Luther | 19 | |
| Catching Up with Brother Martin | 25 | |
| 2 | Beyond Hierarchy and Equality | 31 |
| The "Age of Reason" in a "World Come of Age" | 31 | |
| Sharp Swords for Rusty Ones | 40 | |
| An Assist from Macrosociology | 44 | |
| Hive, Anthill, or Human Community | 48 | |
| 3 | The Structural Realism of the Decalogue | 55 |
| Secular Individualism and Social Responsibility | 55 | |
| Reciprocal Responsibility and the Decalogue | 63 | |
| Apperception, Structure, and Responsibility | 66 | |
| The Structural Realism of the Decalogue | 79 | |
| II | Pathways and Patterns of Reciprocal Responsibility | 83 |
| Prologue | 85 | |
| "The Two Tablets of Moses" | 85 | |
| Luther and the Bible | 89 | |
| 4 | Of God and Creation: The Right Tablet of Moses (The First, Second, and Third Commandments) | 95 |
| What Does It Mean to Have a God? The Heart and Its Trust (The First Commandment: "You Shall Have No Other Gods Besides Me") | 96 | |
| The Loss of God's Name: The Heart Becomes Religion and Trust Becomes Process (The Second Commandment: "You Shall Not Go About with the Name of God as Though It Made No Difference") | 101 | |
| The Violation and the Restoration of God's Name: The Feminist Repudiation of Patriarchal Co-optation | 111 | |
| Shabat, Shalom, and Responsibility for Creation (The Third Commandment: "You Shall Make a Day for Celebration Holy") | 145 | |
| 5 | The Family, Abortion, and Homosexuality (The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Commandments) | 149 |
| The "Left Tablet of Moses" | 149 | |
| The Paradigm of Human Wholeness and the Question of the Family (The Fourth Commandment: "You Shall Honor Your Father and Mother") | 150 | |
| The Question of Abortion (The Fifth Commandment: "You Shall Not Kill") | 163 | |
| Sexuality and Human Fulfillment: The Question of Homosexuality (The Sixth Commandment: "You Shall Not Commit Adultery") | 172 | |
| 6 | Property, False Witness, Vocation, and Belonging (The Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Commandments) | 179 |
| Christianity and Property (The Seventh Commandment: "You Shall Not Steal") | 179 | |
| Telling the Truth (The Eighth Commandment: "You Shall Not Bear False Witness against Your Neighbor") | 199 | |
| A Question of Belonging (The Ninth and Tenth Commandments: "You Shall Not Covet") | 207 | |
| Concluding Comments | 224 | |
| Index | 228 |
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Tim Sloyer
reviewed The Decalogue and a Human Future: The Meaning of the Commandments for Making and Keeping Human Life Human on July 24, 2011
The Decalogue and a Human Future
Decent collection with very helpful commentary.
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