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Herbert Anderson
Per Anderson
- From Controlling Guns to Making Peace: An Assessment of ELCA Social Policy and Public Witness (from April/May 2023: Guns, Violence, Security in the U.S.: What Might the ELCA Say Now?)
- Responsible Lutheran Liberal Education After the COVID-19 Catastrophe: A Short Reflection (from May 2021 Editor's Introduction: Lutheran Ethicists' Gathering Part II)
- The Courage to Network (from September/October 2018: The Future of Theological Education)
- Congregational Moral Deliberation as Next Public Church (from April 2014: Deliberation)
- Sufficient, Sustainable Lifespan for All: Responsible Biotechnology and ELCA Social Thought (from January 2008)
- Deliberation, Holism, and Responsibility: Moral Life in the ELCA (from September 2001)
Evangeline Anderson-Rajkumar
Nancy Arnison
- Book Review Introduction: April/May 2024 (from April/May 2024: Protecting Children: What Is the Role of the ELCA?)
- Book Review: Zero at the Bone: Fifty Entries Against Despair by Christian Wiman (from February/March 2024: Grief, Mourning, and Distress and the Search for Spiritual Care)
- Book Review: The Dark Interval: Letters on Loss, Grief, and Transformation by Rainer Maria Rilke (from February/March 2024: Grief, Mourning, and Distress and the Search for Spiritual Care)
- Book Review Introduction: February/March 2024 (from February/March 2024: Grief, Mourning, and Distress and the Search for Spiritual Care)
- Book Review Introduction: December 2023/January 2024 (from December 2023/January 2024: Addressing the Sin of Child Abuse)
- Book Review Introduction: August/September 2023 (from August/September 2023: The Ethics of Interfaith Dialogue)
- Editor's Introduction: Summer Book Review Issue (from June/July 2023: Book Review Issue)
- April/May 2023: Book Editor's Introduction (from April/May 2023: Guns, Violence, Security in the U.S.: What Might the ELCA Say Now?)
- February/March 2023: Book Review Introduction (from February/March 2023: Il/legal Abortion: Lutheran Ethical Responses post-Dobbs)
- Book Review Introduction: December 2022/January 2023 (from December 2022/January 2023: Civic Engagement and the Relationship of Church and State)
- Book Review Introduction: October/November 2022 (from October/November 2022: What Does It Mean To Be Church Now?)
- Book Review Editor's Introduction (from August/September 2022: Gender Identity, Gender Expression, and Sexuality)
- Editor's Introduction: Book Review Issue 2022 (from June/July 2022 Book Review Issue)
- Book Review Editor's Introduction: February/March 2022 (from February/March 2022: Pastoral Ethics)
- Book Review Introduction: October/November 2021 (from October/November 2021: The Ethics of Pan-Lutheran Dialogue)
- Editor's Introduction June/July 2021: Book Review Issue (from June/July 2021: Book Review Issue)
- Book Review Introduction April 2021 (from Journal of Lutheran Ethics April 2021: Lutheran Ethicists' Gathering Part 1)
- Book Review Introduction (from October/November 2020: Gun Violence and Childhood Trauma)
- Editor's Introduction: Book Review Issue June/July 2020 (from June/July 2020: Book Review Issue)
- Book Editor's Introduction (from April/May 2020: Lutheran Theology and the Relationship between Church and State)
- Review: The Photo Ark, Vanishing: The World's Most Vulnerable Animals, by Joel Sartore (from February/March 2020 Faith, Science, and Climate Change)
- Book Review Introduction (from February/March 2020 Faith, Science, and Climate Change)
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- The Ethics of Dialogue and Debate Book Review Editor's Introduction (from October/November 2019: The Ethics of Dialogue and Debate)
- Editor's Introduction: Book Review Issue August/September 2019 (from August 2019: Book Review Issue)
- Journal of Lutheran Ethics Book Review Introduction June/July 2019 (from June/July 2019: Income Inequality Part II)
- Review: Our Planet, Netflix (Narrated by David Attenborough, Produced by Alastair Fothergill) (from June/July 2019: Income Inequality Part II)
- Book Review Introduction (from June/July 2019: Income Inequality Part II)
- Addressing Hunger and Poverty Today (from June 2010: Voluntary Poverty in the Economy of the Spirit)
- Review: The Dark Interval: Letters on Loss, Grief, and Transformation by Rainer Maria Rilke (from January/February 2019: In Memory of Vítor Westhelle)
- Editor's Introduction: Book Review Issue 2018 (from July/August 2018: Book Review Issue)
- 500th Anniversary Book Sampling (from January/February 2018: 500th Observance of the Reformation)
- American Exceptionalism and International Human Rights (from February 2009: Human Rights and Family (Double Issue))
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Jeffrey Arthurs
H. David Baer
- The War on Terrorism and the Problem of Military Intervention: Using Just War Theory to Frame Foreign Policy Debate (from December 2002)
- The Rule of Distinction and the Military Response to Global Terrorism (from March 2012: The Challenges of Asymmetrical War to Just War Theory: Conversations between Ethicists and Military Chaplains)
- Some Reflections on the Problem of Natural Law: Comments on the Papers (from March 2010)
- Review of Gary P. Simpson's War, Peace, and God: Rethinking the Just War Tradition (from January 2009)
- A Few Remarks about Pious Politicians and What Christians Should Think about Them (from November 2007)
- Some Thoughts on U.S. Responsibility in Iraq (from August 2007: Iraq)
- A Few Thoughts on Temporal Authority and Why it Should be Obeyed or Mark Noll Needs to Vote! (from November 2004: The Political Election)
- The Just War Theory of Peacemaking (from June 2005: Just Peace and Just Peacemaking)
- Comments on Vulnerability and Security and The National Security Strategy of the United States (from May 2005)
- Alms and Advocacy: Lutheran Ministry with the Poor (from May 2005)