Persons: The Difference between `Someone' and `Something' (Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics)
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Persons: The Difference between `Someone' and `Something' (Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics)

by Oliver O'Donovan, Robert Spaemann

Philosophy Ethics Theology
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Persons: The Difference between 'Someone' and 'Something' is a key text in the Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics series by Oliver O'Donovan and Robert Spaemann. It addresses the essential ethical distinction between human persons and inanimate objects, emphasizing implications for moral philosophy and theology in recognizing individual dignity and value.

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In Persons: The Difference between 'Someone' and 'Something', Oliver O'Donovan and Robert Spaemann delve into the ethical implications of distinguishing persons from objects within theological frameworks.

The work is part of the Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics series, offering rigorous analysis on human dignity and moral responsibility.

Through this exploration, the authors highlight the foundational differences that shape ethical thought and practice in religious contexts.

The book provides a thoughtful examination suitable for scholars and students interested in theological ethics.

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