Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics

This journal seeks to be an essential resource for students and faculty pursuing the latest developments in Christian and religious ethics, publishing refereed scholarly articles as well as a professional resources section on teaching and scholarship in ethics. This 2002 edition of the Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics features: "Luther on the Self" by Mary Gaebler; Kyle Fedler's "Calvin's Burning Heart: Calvin and the Stoics on Emotion;" John Hart on "Salmon and Social Ethics: Relational Consciousness in the Web of Life;" Robert P. Jones, "Cultural Bias and Public Reason: Reconsidering the Relationship between Religion and Liberalism through the Lens of the Physician-Assisted Suicide Debate;" Marilyn J. Legge, "Seeking 'Right Relations': How Should Churches Respond to Aboriginal Voices?" June O'Connor, "Forgiveness in Political Life: A Feature of the Common Good;" William O'Neill, S.J., "Imagining Otherwise: The Ethics of Social Reconciliation;" Gene Outka, "Theocentric Love and the Augustinian Legacy: Honoring Differences and Likenesses Between God and Ourselves;" Julie Hanlon Rubio, "'Three in One Flesh': A Christian Reappraisal of Divorce in Light of Recent Studies;" and Howard Vogel, "African Americans and the Right to Self-Determination in a Christian Context: An Assessment of the Emergent Minority Rights Dialogue in International Human Rights."