The Pursuit of Kierkegaardian Virtue
Thomas J. Millay on Sylvia Walsh In November of 2013, Sylvia Walsh delivered a lecture on Kierkegaard and virtue at Baylor University that
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Asian American Ethics and Identity
James W. McCarty III on Grace Kao and Ilsup Ahn’s Asian American Christian Ethics Three years ago Peter Liang, a twenty-eight year-old Chinese
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MRBlog | Religious Cover for an Aspiring War Criminal
By Charles Halton On July 28, 2016 conservative evangelicalism’s most prominent ethicist threw his support behind a presidential candidate who repudiates practically
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The Genealogy of Ethical Life – by Jon Bialecki
Jon Bialecki on Webb Keane’s Ethical Life I kept on thinking of Nietzsche. I need not have, of course; neither the book, nor
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Beyond the Abortion Wars: To Where? – by Kate Ott
Kate Ott on Charles C. Camosy’s Beyond the Abortion Wars The topic of abortion has been at the political forefront, dividing party lines
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The Good-Enough Death – By Marian Ronan
Marian Ronan on Ann Neumann’s The Good Death At first glance, a reader might take Ann Neumann’s The Good Death for a standard
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First Impressions #80: Hector Avalos on the Impeachable Ethics of Jesus
Jesus may not have been the moral exemplar he is so often considered to be. Joseph Ryan Kelly talks with Hector Avalos about
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Christian Sex, Christian Ethics – By Marvin M. Ellison
Marvin M. Ellison on Jung and Stephens’s Professional Sexual Ethics When it comes to sex and sexuality, Christians are often at their worst: fearful
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Possible Moralities in Impossible Times – By Saskia Coenen Snyder
Saskia Coenen Snyder on Bernard Wasserstein’s The Ambiguity of Virtue The behavior of the Jewish Councils, the administrative bodies appointed by the Germans
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Reform, Relapse, Repeat: The Ongoing Beat of the Prison Industrial Complex – By Jason S. Sexton
Jason S. Sexton on reforming America’s prisons Mass incarceration has rarely featured in public debates about America’s most needed reforms. Although candidates ignored
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