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

Margaret McLean

Redesigning Humans: The Final Frontier (from March 2003)
ACT's "Therapeutic Cloning" — Help or Hype? (from January 2002)
A Step Into the Private Lives of Stem Cells (from September 2001)

Mia McNulty

The Intersection of Racism, Public Health Services, and Maternal Health in the United States (from February/March 2025: Strong Babies! The Ethics of Raising Healthy Children)

Matthew R. McWhorter

Mark C. Mattes' The Role of Justification in Contemporary Theology (from June 2007)

Philip Meckley

Penultimate Answers: Lutheran Theology, Politics, and Dissent (from November 2004: The Political Election)

Peter C. Meilaender

Gilbert Meilaender

Facing Ambiguity in Warfare (from March 2012: The Challenges of Asymmetrical War to Just War Theory: Conversations between Ethicists and Military Chaplains)
C.S. Lewis on the Christian Life (from June 2010: Voluntary Poverty in the Economy of the Spirit)
What Lutheran Ethics Can Learn from Other Christian Ethical Traditions (from November 2009)
Church, State, Bioethics (from November 2006)
Civil Religion: Thinking With Robert Benne (from April 2005)
Meilaender on The Promise of Lutheran Ethics (from April 2002)

Anna Mercedes

Branded: Preaching the Law (and Sex) to Youth (from September 2010: Liturgical Ethics)

Ronald T. Michener

Navigating Theological and Ecclesiological Friction in the Church: Olli-Pekka Vainio’s Insights on Virtuous Disagreement (from December 2022/January 2023: Civic Engagement and the Relationship of Church and State)

Mary L. Milano

First the Sentence, Then the Verdict? Counting the Real Cost of Detention and Trial by Military Commission (from November 2003)

David L. Miller

Wrong Story (from July 2008)
One Man, Alone; One Not So (from April 2008)
Spiritual Reinvention and the Andrew Greeley Principle (from December 2007)
God is Friendship: Personal Reflections toward a Spirituality of Friendship (from April 2007)
Failures of Imagination (from November 2006)
Warrior Ethics 101: Everything We Need to Know We Learned in Sunday School (from July 2006)
Honest to God: The Sago Mine disaster cries for Christian formation that blesses bitterness and sanctifies anger (from February 2006: Nanotechnology and Nanoethics)
Shipshewana and the American Way of Fear (from November 2005)