Deploying religious ethics and moral and political philosophy, this crucial intervention insists on immediate obligations to assist severely impoverished people.
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Bharat Ranganathan is the Rabbi Sidney and Jane Brooks Assistant Professor of Social Justice and Religion in the Religious Studies Program at the University of Nebraska Omaha. His teaching and research interests include religious ethics, philosophy of religion, and theology. On Helping One's Neighbor is his first book.
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