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Jeffrey A. Klingfuss
Aaron Klink
- Book Review: Trinitarian Grace in Martin Luther’s The Bondage of the Will by Miikka Roukanen (from October/November 2022: What Does It Mean To Be Church Now?)
- Review: Enemies of the Cross: Suffering, Truth and Mysticism in the Early Reformation by Vincent Evener (from October/November 2021: The Ethics of Pan-Lutheran Dialogue)
- Review: The Work of Faith: Divine Grace and Human Agency in Martin Luther’s Preaching by Justin Nickel (from February 2021: Racism, Justice, and Mercy: How Lutherans might think differently and work towards a constructive future of racial justice)
- On What We Might Learn from Luther About Ministry in A Pandemic (from May 2020 Special Issue: COVID-19)
- Review: Religious and Secular Medical Ethics: Points of Conflict (Georgetown University Press 2012) (from April 2015: End-of-Life Ethics)
- Review: Becoming a Christian In Christendom: Radical Discipleship and the Way of the Cross in America's "Christian" Culture (from July/August 2018: Book Review Issue)
- The Hidden God: Luther, Philosophy and Political Theology (Indiana University Press, 2015) (from May 2016: Living in the Shadow of Empire)
- Commending Life's End to God: The ELCA Message on “End-of-Life Decisions” After Two Decades (from May 2015: End-of-Life Ethics II: European and American Perspectives)
- Review: Joel D. Biermann. A Case for Character: Toward a Lutheran Virtue Ethics. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2014, 192 pages, $29.00. (from September 2014)