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Synopsis

Catholics traditionally have relied on the definition of justice supplied by Thomas Aquinas. Yet recent historical developments complicate this medieval conception of justice and demand a new definition. Rethinking Justice in Catholic Social Thought draws on a range of traditions, from African, Hindu, and Buddhist understandings of justice to Latin American theological and Scriptural readings of justice to develop a new conception of justice. The result is a definition of justice as a lived experience of communal life with freedom and dignity for all and by equitable access to the common goods of the community. Contributing authors offer a conception of justice that is coherent, comprehensive, faithful to the tradition, responsive to the best contemporary insights, suitable for confronting pressing injustices, and clear enough to be accessible to non-experts.

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À propos de l'auteur

Daniel K. Finn is Professor Emeritus of Economics and the Theology at St. John's University and the College of Saint Benedict. He has written several books, including Consumer Ethics in a Global Economy: How Buying Here Causes Injustice There (GUP 2019).

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