Accountability as the Ground of Human Flourishing

doi:10.1177/09539468231187785

Andrew B. Torrance

Accountability as the Ground of Human Flourishing

Philosophy
Religious studies

This article argues that human flourishing is grounded in relationships of mutual judgement according to which we live and grow as characters in the stories of others. More specifically, it will make a theological case that true human flourishing emerges in a world governed by the judgement of the triune God who creates us to find fulfilment in Jesus Christ, by the Spirit, according to the will of the Father. In so doing, it contends that human flourishing is both grounded in and brought about by relationships of accountability.

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