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Faith in Human Rights

Support in Religious Traditions for a Global Struggle

By Robert Traer

You may order this book online. This book was first published in 1991 by Georgetown University Press in both a hardback and paperback edition. It was republished in paperback in 1997.

Do Christians support human rights? Contemporary Christian teaching does, but not all Christians have or do. Catholics and conservative and liberal Protestants embraced human rights in the last half of the 20th century. Is there support in other religious traditions? Yes, at least in contemporary teachings. There is also "secular faith" in human rights, and secular and religious advocates for human rights struggle together. This collaborative alliance for human dignity is rarely noted but worth understanding.

Preface
Introduction

Part I. Christian Support for Human Rights

Liberals
Conservatives
Roman Catholics
The World Church
Christian Consensus

Part II. Support in Other Religious Traditions

Jews
Muslims
Hindus and Buddhists
Africans
Asians

Part III. Faith in Human Rights

Cornerstone
Common Good
Global Faith

A slightly revised 2001 version of this book may be read online.

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