Selections from Friedrich Schleiermacher's Christian Ethics

The book features key selections from Schleiermacher's Christian Ethics, focusing on ethical issues and moral actions within various societal contexts, such as family, state, and church. It provides a thorough exploration of how these relationships shape individual ethics. Additionally, an introductory essay by James Brandt contextualizes the work within Schleiermacher's broader theological contributions and its significance in the history of Christian ethical thought, detailing its structure and essence.