BOOK CHAPTERS
"“Lutheran Visionaries: The Public Square and the Church”" In
Women with 2020 Vision: American Theologians on the Voice, Vote, and Vision of Women. ed. Jeanne Stevenson-Moessner. Minneapolis: Fortress Press 2020
Challenging and changing the effects of racism and sexism because of faith takes the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America into the public square to to address difficult social, political, and economic problems. Yet the problems of racism and sexism are within the ELCA, too. Lutheran women of color serve as visionaries in the public square and in the church, cultivating the love of neighbor and God’s ongoing reformation of the church.
Marcia J. Bunge
"Ethical and Theological Arguments for Peace: An Examination of the Roman Catholic and Methodist Statements of Peace" In
Peace and Justice: Toward an Ecumenical Peace Ethic. ed. Götz Planer-Friedrich. Geneva: LWF Studies 1990
Parallel issue in German: Frieden und Gerechtigkeit: Auf dem Weg zu einer ökumenischen Friedensethik, (München: Kaiser, 1989).
Marcia J. Bunge
"The Vocation of Children and Parents: Sacred Vision and Spiritual Practices" In
Children’s Voices. Children’s Perspectives in Ethics, Theology and Religious Education. eds. Annemie Dillen and Didier Pollefeyt. Leuven: BETL, Peeters Publishing 2010 : 329-356
Marcia J. Bunge
"Biblical Views of Nature: Foundations for an Environmental Ethic" In
Care of the Earth. ed. Tina B. Krause. Chicago: The Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago 1994
Marcia J. Bunge
"Materials for “Care of Creation”" In
Our Children at Risk: Hope for Our Future Together—an educational resource for the ELCA. Minneapolis: Augsburg-Fortress Press 1991
Cynthia Moe-Lobeda,
Larry Rasmussen
"The Reform Dynamic" In
The Promise of Lutheran Ethics. eds. Karen L. Bloomquist and John R. Stumme. Minneapolis: Fortress Press 1998 : 131-150
Richard B. Hays,
George Hunsinger,
Richard V. Pierard,
Caryn D. Riswold,
Glen Stassen,
Jim Wallis
"Confessing Christ in a World of Violence" In
God’s Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn’t Get It. San Francisco: Harper 2005
Collaborative statement with Richard B. Hays, Duke Divinity School, George Hunsinger, Princeton Theological Seminary, Richard V. Pierard, Gordon College, Glen Stassen, Fuller Theological Seminary, and Jim Wallis, Sojourners. Released to and covered by national media October 2004.
Sarah Hinlicky-Wilson
, Review of "Reuniting Mary and Martha: Review of
When Life and Beliefs Collide: How Knowing God Makes a Difference, by Carolyn Custis James" In
Christianity Today. October 2001
