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Book Synopsis"The Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics" continues to be an essential resource for students, faculty, and scholars in search of the latest developments, thinking, and issues in the world of Christian and religious ethics.
Table of ContentsPreface Selected EssaysHope in and for the United States of AmericaJohn Langan, SJ The Case for Abolition of War in the Twenty-First CenturyStanley Hauerwas, Linda Hogan, and Enda McDonaghWhither Messianic Ethics? Paul as Political TheoristP. Travis Kroeker "Trust and Obey": The Danger of Obedience as Duty in Evangelical EthicsWyndy Corbin Reuschling A New Discipline? Beverly Harrison and "Malestream" Christian EthicsC. Melissa Snarr Thomas Aquinas and the Culture of FearScott Bader-SayeBonaventure on Moral Motivation: Trajectories of Exemplification in his Treatment of Voluntary PovertyDavid A. Clairmont Virtue's Semblance: Erasmus and Luther on Pagan Virtue and the Christian LifeJennifer A. HerdtThe Belgian "Act on Euthanasia": Clarifying Context, Legislation, and Practice from an Ethical Point of ViewJan Jans Ettty Hillesum's Learning to Live and Preparing to Die: Complacentia Boni as the Beginning of Acquired and Infused VirtueWilliam McDonough Book Reviews Contributors
