| May 2012: The Ethics of Personal Finance | Associated Articles |
| March / April 2012: The Challenges of Asymmetrical War to Just War Theory: Conversations between Ethicists and Military Chaplains | Associated Articles- The Silence of Easter, by Clint Schnekloth
- Editor's Introduction, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson
- Biblical / Ethical Reflections on the Enspirited Life, by Paul Jersild
- Facing Ambiguity in Warfare, by Gilbert Meilaender
- The Rule of Distinction and the Military Response to Global Terrorism, by H. David Baer
- A New Language for Just War, by Wollom A. Jensen
- Active Repentance: Getting beyond Guilt, by Clint Schnekloth
- A review of Bonhoeffer Pastor, Prophet, Martyr, Spy by Eric Metaxas, by Christine Muir Shahan
- Notes from the Front Lines: Reporting on the 2012 Lutheran Ethicists Gathering, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson
- When Government Defines "Religious" (Church): An Historical Example, by John R. Stumme
- Women and Theological Writing During the Reformation, by Kirsi Stjerna
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| January / February 2012: Oswald Bayer's Martin Luther | Associated Articles- Editor's Introduction, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson
- Commodifying the Child: a historical look at the idolatry of the market and the Truth we have to tell, by Chad M. Rimmer
- Consumer Families, Virtue and the Common Good, by Mary M. Doyle Roche
- Contesting the Formative Power of Consumer Culture: Problems, Resources, Possibilities, by Jeremy D. Posadas
- Behind the Online Curtain: Online Advertising, Teens and the Christian Form, by Dianha Ortega-Ehreth
- Consumerism on Campus: A Lutheran Response, by Elizabeth Palmer
- Shop the Fear Away, Girls! Man Up, Boys!, by Caryn D. Riswold
- Adolescent Identity in the midst of Malls and Amazon.com — living in an alternative economy, by Terri Martinson Elton
- Identity in Youth — Answers from a Therapist, by Kari Lyn Wampler
- Young Adults in Global Mission: Life without Consumerism, by Heidi Torgerson-Martinez
- Reality Bites Back: We Can Fight Back, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson
- Getting Your Meta On, by Clint Schnekloth
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