Responsible Conduct: Principles of Christian Ethics

by Jochem Douma

English (translation)
Original Dutch

Genres: Theology

228 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Ashley Bacon]

This read very much like a textbook and while interesting, I'm not sure how much I'll retain as textbook writing isn't my vibe.

[Roy Bartle]

Very adequate and clear but nothing special. Slightly downplays the general equity of the judicial law and dismisses Biblical slavery and patriarchy without Scriptural reinforcement.

[Jonathan]

Alright as far as it goes, but did not answer any questions I brought to it. Perhaps a good introductory ethics book if you've never read any other theological works dealing with Christian life and practice. Not worth it for me.

[Tim Woody]

Douma writes and is translated by Kloosterman in a very readable manner. While not agreeing with all of his starting points and not always being able to tell where he stood on concrete fundamental positions, he still challenged me. I learned quite a bit from this book.

[Daniel]

A great introduction to Reformed ethics.