Sexing the Church: Gender, Power, and Ethics in Contemporary Catholicism (Repost)
Sexing the Church: Gender, Power, and Ethics in Contemporary Catholicism by Aline H. Kalbian
Publisher: Indiana University Press | 2005 | ISBN: 0253345308, 0253217504 | 184 pages | PDF | 1,15 MB
Publisher: Indiana University Press | 2005 | ISBN: 0253345308, 0253217504 | 184 pages | PDF | 1,15 MB
The regulation of human sexuality in contemporary Catholicism, a topic that monopolizes public conversation about the Catholic Church, is also a central concern of Catholic theological discussions of religious ethics. Aline H. Kalbian traces the history of the connection between moral theology and sexual ethics as it applies to the concern for order in official teachings on marriage, reproduction, and sex. She explores order as it is reflected in the theology of marriage, the 20th-century challenge to that order in the debates on contraception and assisted reproduction, and the way attitudes about gender in Catholicism connect theological and moral order with ecclesiastical order.