So Pleasant, so Addictive: Some Remarks on Alexander Pruss’ Work One Body
Abstract
In this article in a form of a review I analyze at length A. Pruss’ book One Body, pointing at where I agree with him and stressing several flaws in his arguments. The general line of thought, which is exploring the biblical metaphor of “being one body,” is ultimately sufficient for me from the theological, but not the philosophical point of view.
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Pruss, Alexander R. One Body: An Essay in Christian Sexual Ethics. Notre Dame: Notre Dame University Press, 2012.
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