Authors

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Cristina L.H. Traina

What Has Paris to Do with Augsburg?: Natural Law and Lutheran Ethics (from March 2010)

Michael Reid Trice

Salvation for the Sinned-Against: Han and Schillebeeckx in Intercultural Dialogue (Pickwick/Wipf&Stock, 2015 (from February 2017: Student Debt)
Jesus and Jihad: Reclaiming the Prophetic Heart of Christianity and Islam (Cascade Books, 2015) (from November/December 2015: Immigration)
The Forgotten Vice (Eerdmans, 2014) (from September 2015: Faith and Justice)
Forming Religious Identity in the Context of Religious Pluralism (from May/June 2011: Interfaith)
Planning Ecumenical Worship (from October 2010: Liturgy, Lutheran Identity)
Cruelty in the Mind of God (from February 2009: Human Rights and Family (Double Issue))
Diving Down: Vigilance and Discernment of Deus Caritas Est (from September 2006: Deus Caritas Est - Reflections)

Eric Trozzo

Sara Trumm

The Church Engaging Our Multi-Religious World: Ever-Serving, Ever-Reforming, Ever-Reconciling (from May/June 2018: Spotlighting Inter-religious Dialogue & Action)

James B. Tubbs, Jr.

Review: Comparative Religious Ethics: Everyday Decisions for Our Everyday Lives (from September 2013: Gender Justice)

Robert W. Tuttle

Should Chuches Be Tax-Exempt? (from September 2007: Economics)
A Lutheran Perspective on Teaching Legal Ethics (from June 2005: Just Peace and Just Peacemaking)
Response to Robert Benne on Civil Religion (from May 2005)
Tuttle on The Promise of Lutheran Ethics (from August 2002)
Lawyers and Christian Ethics, A Bibliography (from October 2001)
Whether Lawyers, Too, Can Be Saved (from September 2001)

William Tuttle

Just Peace and Just Peacemaking - A Perspective (from July 2005: Conscience and Community)
Reflections on September 11 (from September 2001)