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Studies in Christian Ethics, Vol. 16, No. 2, 52-63 (2003)
DOI: 10.1177/095394680301600204

The Truth of Ethics

Susan F. Parsons

As the signs of the highest expectations of the world’s economy come crashing down around us and the dust settles on a sorrowing humanity led foolishly towards war as its only and immediate prospect, ethical thinking is called upon to hold open the way for us to find the truth by which we are to live, and to do so with intellectual acuity and pastoral sensitivity. What might this way be? This paper is written as a preliminary exploration of the question of this way, and of the truth to which ethics is ordered, and it is written to enquire about the way that is being drawn out by a global ethics.


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