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December 2006	Associated Articles America's Sister, by Jon Pahl , Ph.D. Bonhoeffer's Late Spirituality: 'Challenge, Limit, and Treasure", by Lisa Dahill Gerhard von Rad: A Faith Example, by The Rev. Richard A. Jensen Grandmom, by The Rev. Andrea Walker Imagining a Conversation between Brother Martin and the Angelic Doctor: A Lutheran Approach to Virtue Ethics, by Martha Ellen Stortz Introduction to Lisa Dahill's Article, "Bonhoeffer's Late Spirituality: Challenge, Limit and Treasure, by Martha Ellen Stortz Lewis B. Smedes, by Peter W. Marty The Flat above the Store: An Unpretentious Faith Active in Unselfconscious Love, by The Rev. James M. Childs, Jr. Virtue Ethics: An Introduction, by Lisa Fullam
November 2006	Associated Articles A Lutheran Ethical Tradition: Distinguishing Features and Discernible Threats, by Jim Martin-Schramm "A Lutheran Social Policy Convoy", by Gary Simpson Church, State, Bioethics, by Gilbert Meilaender Conversations in Community, by Mary D. Gaebler Encomium, by Stewart W. Herman Giving Thanks for John Stumme, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson John Stumme: A Critical Appraisal of His Work in Editing The Promise of Lutheran Ethics, by The Rev. Michael Shahan John Stumme -- Lutheran Ethicist, by The Rev. Larry Jorgenson John Stumme—The Hidden Years, by The Rev. Randall Rottman Lutherans and the Southern Civil Rights Movement, by Gregory Freeland Preaching and the Polis—Some Thoughts from the Pew, by Franklin Sherman Transforming Polarization: A Distinctive Lutheran Witness in the World?, by Karen L. Bloomquist Tribute to John Stumme on His Retirement, by Robert Benne When Parallel Lines Converge: Roman Catholic Integrism and Evangelical Fundamentalism--some reflections from Latin America, by Guillermo Hansen
October 2006	Associated Articles Challenges and the Challenge, by The Rev. James M. Childs, Jr. Failures of Imagination, by David L. Miller In Gratitude, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson On the Fifth Anniversary, by The Rev. Kaari Reierson Stem Cell Research – Is There a Lutheran Ethical Position?, by Ulrik Becker Nissen Three Challenges to Lutheran Ethics, by Stewart W. Herman Will There Be a Lutheran Theological Ethic in the Next Generation?, by Robert Benne
September 2006	Associated Articles Better than Cherry Pie!, by Mark A. Peterson Diving Down: Vigilance and Discernment of Deus Caritas Est, by Michael Reid Trice Eros in Benedict and Luther, by Mary D. Gaebler Introduction to Reflections on Deus Caritas Est, by John R. Stumme Love Grows through Love: Exploring a Shared Catholic-Lutheran History, by William J. Buckley Pastoral Implications of Deus Caritas Est, by The Rev. Michael Rothaar
August 2006	Associated Articles A Lutheran Encyclical: Benedict's Deus Caritas Est, by Paul R. Hinlicky Delivering the Goods: A Radical Lutheran Response to Deus Caritas Est, by Mark C. Mattes Introduction to Lutherans on Deus Caritas Est, by John R. Stumme Knowing What Cosmos You're In, by Kelly Denton-Borhaug
July 2006	Associated Articles A Perspective on the Immigration Debate, by Christopher Chiappari Lutheran Ethics and Immigration Reform, by The Rev. John S. Kidd Religious Issues in American Immigration, by Mark Granquist The Public Witness of Good Works: Lutheran Impulses for Political Ethics: Part III, by Stefan Heuser , Ph.D. Warrior Ethics 101: Everything We Need to Know We Learned in Sunday School, by David L. Miller Book Reviews A Review of Economy of Grace, by Steven G. Livingston A Review of Economy of Grace by Kathryn Tanner, by The Rev. Michael Shahan Review of Economy of Grace, by Luke Froeb There's No Economics in Heaven--Thank God, by Robert L. Brittingham
June 2006	Associated Articles A Review of the Draft Social Statement on Education, by The Rev. Dr. Margaret Krych Brief Comments on "Our Calling in Education: A First Draft of a Social Statement ", by Tom Christenson Ethical Lessons Learned in Iraq, by Martin L. Cook "Our Calling in Education" as a Teaching Document for the Church, by The Rev. Dr. Malcolm Bartsch Questions of Purpose, Focus, Consistency, and Strength, by James Mahler Review of "Our Calling in Education", by Gene Maier , Ph.D. The Public Witness of Good Works: Lutheran Impulses for Political Ethics: Part II, by Stefan Heuser , Ph.D.
May 2006	Associated Articles God, Church, and Country: Berggrav's Leadership in the Norwegian Resistance, by D. M. Yeager Lutherans in Public—Threads from a Conversation, by Ronald Duty New Discussion Site, by Karen L. Bloomquist The Public Witness of Good Works: Lutheran Impulses for Political Ethics, by Stefan Heuser , Ph.D. Book Reviews In Search of the Common Good, Part II: “Classical Voices,” pp. 91–163, by Roger Nutt Review of In Search of the Common Good, by William Hill Review of In Search of the Common Good, section 1, "Biblical Dimensions", by James Hanson
April 2006	Associated Articles Eating Theology, by The Rev. Clint Schnekloth Economic Perspectives on Ethical Taxation, by Rebecca P. Judge Reflections on What It Means to Be a Tax Exempt Organization, by Mary Nelson Rendering to Caesar and to God: Paying Taxes in the Roman World, by Brad Kirkegaard The Justice and Possibility of Corporate Taxation under Globalization, by Bruce Rittenhouse
March 2006	Associated Articles Casualties of the Iraq War, by Martha Ellen Stortz Iraq after Three Years, by Robert Benne Iraq—Three Years Later, by Paul R. Hinlicky Reflections on the War in Iraq, by Paul Jersild Rethinking the Iraq War, by Brian Stiltner
February 2006	Associated Articles A Journey into the World of Atoms and Molecules, by Mette Ebbesen Honest to God: The Sago Mine disaster cries for Christian formation that blesses bitterness and sanctifies anger, by David L. Miller Nanoethics: General Principles and Christian Discourse, by The Rev. Svend Andersen and Mette Ebbesen Nanotechnology: Small Times Are upon Us, by Gayle Woloschak The Alchemy of Nanotechnology, by Noreen Herzfeld , Ph.D. The Ethics of Nanotechnology: A Lutheran Reflection, by Thomas D. Pearson
January 2006	Associated Articles Do Not Steal: A Lutheran Vision of Practice of Economic Justice, by The Rev. Alexia Salvatierra Placing Early Christianity as a Social Movement within its Greco-Roman Context, by Brad Kirkegaard The Church in Socially Turbulent Times: The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s from the Perspective of an Urban Pastor, by The Rev. Dr. William E. Lesher The Civil Rights Movement of the '60s—A Personal Perspective, by Robert Benne The Power of One…Community, by Rudolf Featherstone

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