Routledge Ethics with Barth: God, Metaphysics and Morals - Routledge

This groundbreaking study offers the first Roman Catholic perspective on Karl Barth's moral thought, addressing widespread misinterpretations of twentieth-century Christian theology. The book focuses particularly on Barth's ethics of creation within the Church Dogmatics, presenting his account of the good life through distinctively Christian metaphysics. Rose reclaims Barth's ethical framework from various misconceptions whilst exploring the profound connections between divine nature, metaphysical philosophy and moral living. Essential for theologians, Catholic scholars and anyone seeking deeper understanding of Barth's contribution to contemporary Christian ethics and philosophy.