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John R. Stumme
- Historical Document: Some Thoughts on the Ordination of Women and the Lutheran Confessions (from March 2016: Women's Ordination)
- When Government Defines "Religious" (Church): An Historical Example (from March 2012: The Challenges of Asymmetrical War to Just War Theory: Conversations between Ethicists and Military Chaplains)
- "Conscience-bound Beliefs" Rule and the "Conscience-bound-belief" Rule (from November 2010: A Matter of Conscience?)
- Historical Document: Some Thoughts on the Ordination of Women and the Lutheran Confessions (from December 2009: Ordaining Women)
- Lutheran Sermons on Lincoln’s Assassination: Part 2 (from June 2009)
- A Lutheran Resolution on the Civil War and President Abraham Lincoln’s Response to a Lutheran Delegation (from March 2009)
- Lutheran Sermons on Lincoln's Assassination: Part 1 (from April 2009)
- The Neuhaus Legacy and Lutherans (from February 2009: Human Rights and Family (Double Issue))
- Review of Gilbert Meilaender’s The Way that Leads There: Augustinian Reflections on the Christian Life (from March 2008: St. Augustine)
- Lutherans on Religion and the 1960 Presidential Election (from November 2007)
- Introduction to the Symposium, “What does the United States owe Iraq?” (from August 2007: Iraq)
- Introduction to Reflections on Deus Caritas Est (from September 2006: Deus Caritas Est - Reflections)
- Introduction to Lutherans on Deus Caritas Est (from August 2006: Deus Caritas Est - Lutherans)
- The Church as a Community of Moral Deliberation—A Time of Testing (from August 2005)
- Inhabiting the Christian Narrative: An Example of the Relationship Between Religion and the Moral Life (from January 2003)
- Still, A "Lutheran Accent": A Response to the Reviews (from April 2002)
- An Interview with George Forell: September 6, 2001 (from January 2002)
- Beginning in a Time of Anguish and Crisis (from September 2001)
Deon Stuthman
Mark Stutrud
Chris Suehr
A. Trevor Sutton
A. Trevor Sutton
A. Trevor Sutton
- Looking into the AI Mirror: Optimism, Pessimism, or Something Else? (from August/September 2024: Ethical Considerations on Artificial Intelligence)
- To be Online or Not To Be Online: Uncovering the Roots of the Debates Concerning Online Worship (from October/November 2022: What Does It Mean To Be Church Now?)