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Etiek en teologie – \'n aktuele bespreking van Marinus Schoeman se “Generositeit en lewenskuns”: Grondtrekke van \'n post- Nietzscheaanse etiek
Abstract
This article grew from a review on Schoeman's book to a review article in
which an actual presentation is given of some of the most important issues
in comparison to a Christian viewpoint. The following topics are discussed:
Resentment; Revaluation of all values; Purpose driven universe; Critique
of moral values; The aristocrat; Hannah Arendt's view on the publicpolitical
realm and private sphere; Plurality and conformity.
HTS Theological Studies Vol. 63 (3) 2007: pp. 1067-1087
