Thomas W Ogletree
Biographic Data
| ID | 383928 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas W Ogletree |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas W |
| FAMILY NAME | Ogletree |
| SIGNATURE | OGLETREE T W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vanderbilt University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Reinhold Niebuhr's Quest for Balance in the Public Oversight of Market Economies
Three basic themes played indispensable roles in Reinhold Niebuhr's engagements with economic issues: (1) the foundational importance of a theological anthropology for his critical assessment of complex social, economic, and political issues; (2) his focus on two clashing theories of economic order: Adam's Smith's doctrine of laissez-faire capitalism and Karl Marx's revolutionary vision for the collective ownership of property within a centralize…
Two Responses to “On a Paradox of Christian Love” by Qingping Liu
Evil and the Augustinian Tradition . Charles T. Mathewes
Corporate Capitalism and the Common Good
This article ventures a framework for assessing the contributions capitalism might make to the common good. Capitalism has manifest strengths—efficiency, growth, support for human freedoms, encouragement for collaboration among nations that are not natural allies. Processes that generate these goods have negative consequences as well—the exploitation of labor, environmental harm, the marginalization of the “least advantaged,” the reduction of pol…
Hopeful Realism
Catholicism and Liberalism
On Synthesizing Marxism and Christianity. Dale Vree
Ernst Troeltsch and the Future of Theology. John Powell Clayton
The Relation of Values to Human Need
This paper aims at clarifying the relation of values to human needs. Values, I argue, cannot simply be equated with those objects, processes or relations which gratify our needs. Yet if valuation is not understood to imply an actor's alienation from the conditions which make possible his own being, then his recognition of values and his loyalty to them in concrete action must in some fashion embrace his interest in gratifying his own needs as a f…
Power and human fulfillment
Openings for Marxist-Christian Dialogue
Theology in Reconstruction . T. F. Torrance
A Christological Assessment of Dipolar Theism
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Theology in Reconstruction . T. F. Torrance
A Christological Assessment of Dipolar Theism
Openings for Marxist-Christian Dialogue
Power and human fulfillment
The Relation of Values to Human Need
This paper aims at clarifying the relation of values to human needs. Values, I argue, cannot simply be equated with those objects, processes or relations which gratify our needs. Yet if valuation is not understood to imply an actor's alienation from the conditions which make possible his own being, then his recognition of values and his loyalty to them in concrete action must in some fashion embrace his interest in gratifying his own needs as a f…
Ernst Troeltsch and the Future of Theology. John Powell Clayton
On Synthesizing Marxism and Christianity. Dale Vree
Catholicism and Liberalism
Hopeful Realism
Corporate Capitalism and the Common Good
This article ventures a framework for assessing the contributions capitalism might make to the common good. Capitalism has manifest strengths—efficiency, growth, support for human freedoms, encouragement for collaboration among nations that are not natural allies. Processes that generate these goods have negative consequences as well—the exploitation of labor, environmental harm, the marginalization of the “least advantaged,” the reduction of pol…
Evil and the Augustinian Tradition . Charles T. Mathewes
Two Responses to “On a Paradox of Christian Love” by Qingping Liu
Reinhold Niebuhr's Quest for Balance in the Public Oversight of Market Economies
Three basic themes played indispensable roles in Reinhold Niebuhr's engagements with economic issues: (1) the foundational importance of a theological anthropology for his critical assessment of complex social, economic, and political issues; (2) his focus on two clashing theories of economic order: Adam's Smith's doctrine of laissez-faire capitalism and Karl Marx's revolutionary vision for the collective ownership of property within a centralize…
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