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|a Kampowski, Stephan,
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|a EMBRACING OUR FINITUDE :
|b exercises in a christian anthropology between dependence and gratitude.
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|a "Memento mori--remember death--this is how the medieval monks exhort us. Our life, given in birth and taken by death, is radically marked by finitude, which can be a source of great fear and anguish. Our finitude, however, does not in itself need to be something negative. It confronts us with the question of our life's meaning and spurs us on to treasure our days. Our contingency, as evidenced in our birth and death, reminds us that we have not made ourselves and that there is nothing necessary about the marvelous fact that we exist. Particularly from a Judeo-Christian perspective, embracing our finitude will mean gratefully accepting life as a completely gratuitous gift and living one's days informed by a sense of this gratitude."--
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|t Nature and Culture: Appreciating What Is Given --
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|t Dependence and Gratitude --
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|t Judgment and Common Sense --
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|t On Why We Act: The Question of Teleology --
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|t Intercultural Dialogue and God's Project for the Family: Dogma, Culture, and History --
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|t Society and Utopia: Befriending Our Limits --
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|t Promise to Keep: Which Bond, Whose Fidelity? --
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|t Universal and the Concrete -- an Order for Love? --
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|t Building the Kingdom on Earth? Evangelical Zeal and the Utopian Temptation --
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|t Love of the Common Good: The Principle of Social Life --
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|t Ab Urbe Condita: Arendt and Authority.
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