What does aretegenic mean?
Aretegenic means Conducive to or producing virtue..
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Conducive to or producing virtue..
199?,, Colin E. Gunton, in The Church as a School of Virtue?: Human Formation in Trinitarian Framework, speaking before the Heidelberger Ökumenisches Forum Good theology is aretegenic, productive of virtue.
This aretegenic (virtue producing) function of theology was at the heart of theology prior to modernity.
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Aretegenic means Conducive to or producing virtue..
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199?,, Colin E. Gunton, in The Church as a School of Virtue?: Human Formation in Trinitarian Framework, speaking before the Heidelberger Ökumenisches Forum Good theology is aretegenic, productive of virtue.
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