Authors
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
Y
Z
Christine Helmer
- How Theology Can Depolarize Christianity by Re-theologizing the Christian Left (from April/May 2025: Polarization: Discerning a Path Forward)
- What Does Theology Have To Do With Ethics? The Signature Lutheran Consensus and a Constructive Proposal (from April/May 2025: Polarization: Discerning a Path Forward)
- Journal of Lutheran Ethics: The Podcast Episode 2 "Unpacking Ordinary Faith in Polarized Times" (from October/November 2024: Ordinary Faith as an Antidote to Polarization)
- Justification and Justice-Seeking: Beyond a Dualist Inheritance (from October/November 2024: Ordinary Faith as an Antidote to Polarization)
- Luther Scholarship Under the Conditions of Patriarchy (from August/September 2022: Gender Identity, Gender Expression, and Sexuality)
- Theological Touchstones for Disagreeing in the Body of Christ (from October/November 2019: The Ethics of Dialogue and Debate)
- The Author's Response (from July/August 2015: Book Review Issue)
Scott Hendrix
Peter J. Henne
Stewart Herman
- Called to Resist Extinction—until we fail. (from December 2024/January 2025: Vocation in Turbulent Times)
- Book Review: The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet by Jeff Goodell (from April/May 2024: Protecting Children: What Is the Role of the ELCA?)
- ‘Covenant’ as a Biblical Anchor: Some thoughts for the upcoming Social Statement on Government and Civic Obligation (from October/November 2022: What Does It Mean To Be Church Now?)
- Book Review: The Generative Power of Hope: Anticipating Possibilities in Times of Crises (from August/September 2022: Gender Identity, Gender Expression, and Sexuality)
- Review: The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again by Robert D. Putnam, with Shaylyn Romney Garrett. (from Journal of Lutheran Ethics April 2021: Lutheran Ethicists' Gathering Part 1)
- Review: The Company of Strangers: Christians and the Renewal of America’s Public Life, by Parker J. Palmer (from June/July 2020: Book Review Issue)
- Review: The End of Ice and The Uninhabitable Earth (from June/July 2019: Income Inequality Part II)
- Review: Love in a Time of Climate Change: Honoring Creation, Establishing Justice (Fortress Press, 2017) (from March/April 2018: Dignity, Challenge, and ELCA Social Statements)
- Punitive Justice in War: Sounding out the 1995 ELCA Social Statement (from June 2014: Peace)
- Resources for the struggle against fear and appetite (from July 2012: Book Review Issue)
- Of What Moral Value Is Vulnerability in the Conduct of Asymmetric Warfare? (from September 2013: Gender Justice)
- The Jebeliya: Reflections on Development (from September 2010: Liturgical Ethics)
- Our Moral Obligation to Iraq? We Need to Know What the Iraqis Think (from August 2007: Iraq)
- How Character is Shaped: Drawing (Tentative) Connections Between Business Ethics and the Bible (from April 2007)
- Encomium (from November 2006)
- Three Challenges to Lutheran Ethics (from November 2006)
- Turn Abu Ghraib Inside Out? (from September 2004)
- Reviews of Durable Goods (from May 2004)
- Is Just-War Reasoning a Helpful Tool for Evaluating Bush' Bluff (?) towards Iraq? (from January 2003)
Wolfgang D. Herz-Lane
Noreen Herzfeld
David J. Hessler
Stefan Heuser
William Hill
Paul R. Hinlicky
- Doctrinal Theology: Enlightening The Root Which Bears the Fruit (from October/November 2024: Ordinary Faith as an Antidote to Polarization)
- A Review of Law and Protestantism: The Legal Teachings of the Lutheran Reformation (from February 2004)
- Review Essay: Fritz Oehlschlaeger, Procreative Ethics: Philosophical and Christian Approaches to Questions at the Beginning of Life (from November/December 2012)
- Response to Bo Kristian Holm (from July 2011)
- Response to Hearing the Cries: Faith and Criminal Justice (from March 2011: Christ Made Sin and Criminal Justice)
- Daniel M. Bell, Jr.'s Liberation Theology after the End of History: The Refusal to Cease Suffering (from November 2010: A Matter of Conscience?)
- Response to Mattes' "Response" to Paths Not Taken (from August 2010: Preaching the Law)
- Luther’s Christocentric and Biblical Theology of Marriage (from June 2009)
- Appreciation and Critique of the ELCA's Draft Social Statement on Human Sexuality (from July 2008)
- Niebuhr’s Realism and the Mess in Iraq (from June 2007)
- A Lutheran Encyclical: Benedict's Deus Caritas Est (from August 2006: Deus Caritas Est - Lutherans)
- Iraq—Three Years Later (from March 2006: Iraq)
- Recognition, Not Blessing (from August 2005)
- The Justice of War against Saddam’s Regime: Counting the Cost (from December 2002)