Ethics and Society

After War, Is Faith Possible?:

An Anthology

By G.A. Studdert Kennedy and Kerry Walters (editor)

A timely volume gathering the most important writings of 'Woodbine Willie', the influential Christian pacifist and campaigner for social justice.

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Animals Are Not Ours (No, Really, They're Not):

An Evangelical Animal Liberation Theology

By Sarah Withrow King

A robust challenge to traditional evangelical assumptions about humanity's 'dominion' over the animal world, arguing for a biblical ethic of animal liberation.

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Between Heaven and Earth:

Conversations with American Christians

By Helmut Thielicke

A series of conversations between Thielicke and American Christians, covering a wide range of biblical, theological and ethical themes.

Series: Thielicke Library

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The Bible, the Bullet, and the Ballot:

Zimbabwe: The Impact of Christian Protest in Sociopolitical Transformation, ca. 1900–ca. 2000

By Fabulous Moyo

A study of the contribution of Christians and Christian ideals to the liberation struggle in Zimbabwe and to the postcolonial settlement.

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The Book of Womanhood

By Amy F. Davis Abdallah

An exploration of female identity within Christianity, tracing a path to self-discovery and empowerment through the diverse experiences of Christian womanhood.

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Borderline:

Reflections on War, Sex, and Church

By Stan Goff

A former soldier-turned-pacifist offers a penetrating analysis of the links between war, masculinity and misogyny and Christian complicity in promoting them.

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Captive to Christ, Open to the World:

On Doing Christian Ethics in Public

By Brian Brock and Kenneth Oakes (editor)

In a thoughtful series of interviews, moral theologian Brian Brock discusses the importance of Christian commitment in addressing modern ethical problems.

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Christianity, Democracy, and the Radical Ordinary:

Conversations between a Radical Democrat and a Christian

By Stanley Hauerwas and Romand Coles

A dialogue between theologian and political activist exploring the possible engagement between radical democratic politics and radical Christian thought.

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The Divine Imperative:

A Study in Christian Ethics

By Emil Brunner

A classic work of moral theology, arguing that the conflict between absolutism and relativism is resolved through understanding God's relationship with mankind.

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