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  1. H. Richard Niebuhr & Diane Yeager (1988). The Social Gospel and the Mind of Jesus. Journal of Religious Ethics 16 (1):115 - 127.
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  2. H. Richard Niebuhr (1974). Reflections on Faith, Hope and Love. Journal of Religious Ethics 2 (1):151 - 156.
    The author distinguishes a relational interpretation of faith, hope and love (and other gifts of God) from a theory of virtue insofar as virtue means good conduct in the power of the agent and insofar as it means habit. Denying that any gift of God is the key to or the foundation of other gifts or is capable of being understood appropriately in isolation, the author proceeds to analyze faith, hope and love and to discuss their relations one to another.
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  3. H. Richard Niebuhr (1963). The Responsible Self. New York, Harper & Row.
    He finds the key in the concept of responsibility, which implies not only the freedom and flexibility of responsiveness to others but also a guiding ideal of ...
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  4. H. Richard Niebuhr (1960). Radical Monotheism and Western Civilization. Lincoln, University of Nebraska.
     
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  5. H. Richard Niebuhr (1956). Soren Kierkegaard. In Carl Michalson (ed.), Christianity and the Existentialists. New York, Scribner.
     
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  6. H. Richard Niebuhr (1945). The Ego-Alter Dialectic and the Conscience. Journal of Philosophy 42 (13):352-359.
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  7. H. Richard Niebuhr (1932). Book Review:God in Idea and Experience, or, The Apriori Elements of the Religious Consciousness. An Epistemological Study. Rees Griffiths. [REVIEW] Ethics 43 (1):91-.
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