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Book SynopsisSuitable for students and faculty pursuing the developments in Christian and religious ethics, this title publishes refereed articles as well as a professional resources section on teaching and scholarship in ethics.
Table of ContentsPreface Selected Papers Receiving and Responding to God's Grace: A Re-examination in Light of Trauma TheoryJennifer Beste Corporate Selfhoood and Meditatio Vitae Futurae: How Necessary Is Eschatology for Christian Ethics?Raymond Kemp Anderson Three-in-One Flesh: A Christian Reappraisal fo Divorce in Light of Recent StudiesJulie Hanlon Rubio Ethical Issues and Apporaches in Stem Cell Research: From International Insights to a ProposalAndrea Vicini, SJ Reassessing Christ and Culture The View from Somewhere: The Meaning of Method in Christ and CultureD.M. Yeager Christ and Culture: Still Worth Reading after All These YearsDouglas F. Ottati It Is Time to Take Jesus Back: In Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of H. Richard Niebuhr's Christ and CultureGlen H. Stassen A Discriminating Engagement of Culture: "An Anabaptist Perspective"Duane K. Friesen Jesus Changes Things: A Critical Evaluation of Christ and Culture from an African-American PerspectiveDarryl M. Trimiew Just Peacemaking Resource Section on Just Peacemaking TheoryGlen H. Stassen The Unity, Realism, and Obligatoriness of Just Peacemaking TheoryGlen H. Stassen Just Peacemaking: Theory, Practice, and ProspectsLisa Sowle Cahill So that Peace May Reign: A Study of Just Peacemaking Experiments in AfricaSimeon O. Ilesanmi The Just Peacemaking Paradigm and Middle East ConflictsCharles Kimball Just Peacemaking: Challenges of Humanitarian InterventionMartin L. Cook Realist Criticism of Just Peacemaking TheoryRonald H. Stone A Just Peacemaking BibliographyTheodore J. Koontz and Michael L. Westmoreland-White Contributors
