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Human Dignity in the Judaeo-Christian Tradition: Catholic, Anglican and Protestant Perspectives |
John Loughlin
Bloomsbury Academic
Human Dignity in the Judaeo-Christian Tradition: Catholic, Anglican and Protestant Perspectives
Chapter 6.  The Beauty of the Person in Christian Thought and Art
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Timothy Verdon

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121–136

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Front matter
List of Contributors
vi–vii
Acknowledgements
viii
Introduction
John Loughlin
1–14
Chapter 1.  ‘So God Created Humanity in His Own Image’ (Genesis 1. 27). What Does the Bible Mean and What Have People Thought It Meant?
John Day
15–36
Chapter 2.  The Pre-Christian Concept of Human Dignity in Greek and Roman Antiquity
Josef Lössl
37–56
Chapter 3.  Christ as Imago Dei – A Missed Opportunity of Ante-Nicene Christian Theology
Vladimir Latinovic
57–78
Chapter 4.  The Holy Trinity as Source of Human Dignity according to St Thomas Aquinas
Richard Conrad
79–98
Chapter 5.  Human Dignity and Human Wretchedness from Irenaeus to Pico della Mirandola
John Loughlin
99–120
Chapter 6.  The Beauty of the Person in Christian Thought and Art
Timothy Verdon
121–136
Chapter 7.  Western Christian Sacred Music and Human Dignity
Jonathan Arnold
137–156
Chapter 8.  Human Dignity, Equality and Liberty in Protestant Thought
John Witte
157–172
Chapter 9.  The Dignity of the Ancients and the Dignity of the Moderns
John Milbank
173–192
Chapter 10.  Recovering Human Dignity: John Paul II’s Personalist Philosophy
Miguel Acosta
193–212
Chapter 11.  Religious Freedom and Dignity
Roger Trigg
213–230
Chapter 12.  Human Dignity in a Biotechnological Age
Michael Burdett
231–250
Chapter 13.  Bioethics and the Secular Belief of Inherent Human Dignity
Calum MacKellar
251–271
Back matter
Index
272–288
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