Relasi Etika Perjanjian Lama dengan Etika Global Hans Kung
Abstract
Etika global yang diusulkan oleh Hans Küng berdasarkan Yesus Kristus yang terdapat dalam Injil. Esensinya adalah bagaimana memanusiakan manusia menjadi manusia, yaitu dengan memerjuangkan hak asasi manusia yaitu hak yang melekat di dalam diri manusia itu sendiri. Perjuangan atas kemanusiaan tersebut ternyata berakar dari Perjanjian Lama, di mana landasan dari perjuangan Yesus adalah seruan dari para nabi dalam Perjanjian Lama, yaitu untuk memerjuangkan hak asasi manusia, sehingga manusia memeroleh keadilan dalam kehidupannya.
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References
Thomas D. Hanks, God So Loved the Third World. New York: Orbis Books. 1983.
Published
2015-06-12
How to Cite
Sihombing, A. F. (2015). Relasi Etika Perjanjian Lama dengan Etika Global Hans Kung. Te Deum (Jurnal Teologi Dan Pengembangan Pelayanan), 4(2), 163-192. https://doi.org/10.51828/td.v4i2.61
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