01755cam a2200289Mi 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036020001500077020001800092035002100110040003600131041001300167082000800180100003500188245009900223260005000322300001700372505086500389530003901254650002201293650002501315650003101340650001901371700002401390830005101414ocn122316423OCoLC20241009112658.0821213s1979    miu           000 0 eng d  a0802817939  a9780802817938  a(OCoLC)122316423  aSZTcZAAPAdOCLCGdOCLCAdZAAPA1 aenghger  a2411 aThielicke, Helmut,d1908-1986.10aTheological ethics.nVolume 3,pSex /cby Helmut Thielicke ; translated by John W. Doberstein.  aGrand Rapids, Mich :bEerdmans,c1979, c1964.  axvii, 338 p.  aVol III: Sex / Introduction / The duality of man: biblical anthropology of the sexes / Eros and agape: theological phenomenology of the human sex relationship / Introduction / the problem: the interconnection of bios and person in the realm of eros / The libido, animal and human / The realization of the sex nature / The order of marriage / The biblical interpretation of marriage / The sacramental and the 'worldly' interpretations of marriage. Controversial theological considerations -- The changed position of woman in the family and in society (the problem of the equality of the sexes) -- Divorce and the remarriage of divorced persons -- Borderline situations -- Birth control (the problem of optional sterility) -- Interruption of pregnancy (the problem of artificial abortion) -- Artificial insemination -- The problem of homosexuality -- Conclusion.  aTranslation of Theologische Ethik. 0aChristian ethics. 0aChristian sociology. 0aChristianity and politics. 0aSocial ethics.1 aDoberstein, John W. 0aThielicke, HelmutaTheological ethics ;vv. 3.