The Future of Catholic Theological Ethics

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moral theology; ecumenism; Anglican Communion; Roman Catholic Church; moral virtue; Imitation of Christ; moral judgements; moral absolutes; adiaphora/αδιάφορα; John Duns Scotus; theological ethics; marriage and bigamy; Thomas Aquinas; recta ratio; conscience; moral autonomy; Pauline letters; self-awareness; faith; freedom; ecclesiastical community; ethics; intention; virtue; principles; narrative; moral theology; ethics; hermeneutics; discernment; moral development; intention; Thomas Aquinas; Karl Barth; virtue ethics; virtue theory; theological ethics; Thomas Aquinas; normative ethics; Aquinas’s ethics; Catholic theological ethics; Catholic moral theology; cross-cultural ethics; global ethics; HIV/AIDS; Humanae vitae; moral agency; personalism; practical reason; natural law; personalism; theocentrism; love; secularism; participation; cooperation; communion; identification; discernment; ethical methodology; Joseph Selling; goal-oriented approach; non-discursive reasoning; narratives; mercy; Catholic; sexual ethics; Amoris Laetitia; Misericordia et Misera; cohabitation; divorced; remarried; Joseph Selling; n/a