TY  - BOOK
AU  - Graham, Mark E
AU  - Graham,Mark E
TI  - Josef Fuchs on Natural Law
SN  - 0878403825   
U1  - N41.4 
PY  - 2002///
CY  - Washington
PB  - Georgetown University Press
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; PART I   The   reconversion Period (1941-66)       5  1     Natural Law and the Confrontation with Situation Ethics        7  Introduction       7  Situation Ethics and Roman Catholic Moral Theology       8  Fuchs`s Natural Law Theory and the Conflict With Situationism       13  2    A Fuller Account of Natural Law       36  Natural Law and the Structure of Moral Norms       36  Moral Epistemology and the Magisterium`s Competency to Interpret Natural Law    44  Natural Law and the Role of the Individual Moral Agent       55   Natural Law and the Supernatural Destiny of the Human Person       65  3     The Intellectual Conversion: The Pontifical Commission on Population, Family, and Birth, 1963-66       83  Birth Control: The State of the Question       84   The Pontifical Birth Control Commission       87   The Beginnings of Change: Natural Law in the Commission Documents       95  PART II   The Postconversion Period (1966-Present)       111  4     Theological Anthropology and Natural Law        116  Reconstructing Natural Laiu: Karl Rahner`s Transcendental Thomism and the  Emergence of the Acting Subject       117  Wliat Is the Human Being? Human Nature and Personhood       124   An Assessment of Fuchs`s Theological Anthropology: Contributions and Criticisms 133  The Core of Fuchs`s Mature Natural Law Theory: Recta Ratio as the Proximate Norm of Morality       148  Natural Law and Recta Ratio       148   The Magisterium and Recta Ratio       158   Contributions and Criticisms       182  Natural Law, Christian Faith, and Moral Norms       203  Introduction       203  Christian Morality and Natural Law       206   Natural Law and the Validity of Moral Norms       217   Exceptionless Moral Norms?       223
ER  -