The Future of Creation Order: Vol. 2, Order Among Humans: Humanities, Social Science and Normative P

Chapter1. Introduction: Re-thinking the Idea of Creation Order Among Humans ( Govert Buijs ).- A. Fundamental Reflections: Chapter2. Creation Order in the Light of Redemption (2): Political Philosophy ( Henk Geertsema ).- Chapter3. The Shine on Things: Given Beauty and the Order of Creation ( William Desmond ).- Chapter4. Response: The Beauty of Repetition, or: How to become a friend of Job ( Renée van Riessen ).- Chapter5 Nature, Kant and God: Divine Genius as Source of Respect for Nature (Gordon Graham).- Chapter6. Response: Unveiling the Aesthetic in Nature ( Adrienne Dengerink Chaplin ).- Chapter7. Divine Commands as the Basis for Moral Obligations ( C. Stephen Evans ).- Chapter8. Response: The Divine Command to Transcend Morality ( Edith Brugmans ).- Chapter9. Love and Justice ( Nicholas Wolterstorff ).- Chapter10. Macrostructures and Societal Principles: An Architectonic Critique ( Lambert Zuidervaart ).- Chapter11. Response: the Hermeneutics of Suffering, Creation Order and the Critique of Modern Society ( Govert Buijs ).- B. Normative practices: Chapter 12. Covenantal Ethics for Health Care. Alternative to Principles-based Ethics and Convergence with Normative Practices ( James J. Rusthoven ).- Chapter 13. Normative Dimensions of Corporate Communication ( Jan van der Stoep ).- Chapter14. The Problem Of 'The International Community': Re-Configuring The International Legal Order From A Dooyeweerdian Standpoint (Romel Bagares).- Chapter15. A Practice-Based Theory to Explain Religion in International Relations ( Simon Polinder ).- Chapter16. Towards a Normative Model for the Practice of Cooperation in Development ( Henk Jochemsen ).