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Not all peace is peace

why Christians cannot make peace with Engelhardt's peace

Stanley Hauerwas

pp. 31-44

Abstract

I begin with a confession. Like most confessions it is difficult to make. Moreover, it involves others, and in particular Tris Engelhardt, whom I am honored to call a friend. I am hesitant to cause him embarrassment, but I simply can no longer live with the deception. Tris Engelhardt is not the author of the Second Edition of The Foundations of Bioethics, I am the author of the Second Edition. I confess I think it was a clever idea for me to write the Second Edition and on the whole I am pleased with the execution, but I now see that the truth should prevail. I am, of course, indebted to Tris for his cooperation and I hope I have not damaged his well deserved reputation.

Publication details

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(1997) Reading Engelhardt: essays on the thought of H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr.. Dordrecht, Springer.

Pages: 31-44

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-5530-4_3

Full citation:

Hauerwas Stanley (1997) „Not all peace is peace: why Christians cannot make peace with Engelhardt's peace“, In: , Reading Engelhardt, Dordrecht, Springer, 31–44.