My friend, Sarah Flashing, has published her article on narrative ethics and its use over at Molech Today's women's blog:
The Moral of the Story , , ,Is there One?
She explains narrative ethics and shows how particular proponents of that philosophy have influenced Ellen Painter Dollar. It's a good primer on an increasingly influential philosophy. So go read it.
I'll tease you with the conclusion:
While God sent his son to pay the debt for our own sin, each of us entered into his story of redemption. But even within the story, God has provided moral guard rails, principles, that help us to become more like him and even protect us from the every day consequences of sin. The narrative ethics of Ellen Painter Dollar appear to be more interested in the experience of the story rather than the moral of the story.
Interesting! Thanks for following this and bringing it to your readers' attention.
ReplyDeleteFeminists must deal with the historical fact and theological implications of Jesus' divine Sonship to be able to fully embrace the Gospel of Life.