The book offers a captivating exploration of Japan's transformation into an industrial power, highlighting its unique development outside the Western tradition. It delves into the historical context and key factors that contributed to Japan's rise, providing insights into its distinct path towards modernization and industrialization.
The Nature and Function of Conscience in Contemporary Roman Catholic Moral Theology
The book explores the concept of conscience within modern Roman Catholic moral theology by analyzing the perspectives of two influential theologians. Germain Grisez embodies the traditional non-revisionist approach, while Bernard Hring represents the revisionist viewpoint. Through comparison and evaluation of their interpretations, the study delves into the implications of these differing understandings for moral decision-making and the role of conscience in contemporary faith practices.