April 2004

Volume 4

Articles

• Can Bioethics Be Lutheran?, by Paul T. Nelson
• Commercial Science and World Hunger: Issues of Social Justice Concerning Genetically Modified Organisms, by Leland Glenna , Ph.D.
• Lutheran Contributions to Bioethics: Threads from a Conversation, by Ronald Duty
• Some remarks on the stem-cell debate from a Lutheran theologian in Germany, by Klaus Tanner
• The Passion According to Mel, by Martha Ellen Stortz
• Vulnerability and the Role of the Churches, by Raag Rolfsen
• Restoring Forgiving Power, by Kyle A. Pasewark
• Rooting, Reforming, Restoring: A Framework for Justice in Rwanda, by Matthew Bersagel Braley
• The Church as Reconciling Community and Institution in South Africa, by Claudia Nolte
• Christianity and Human Rights, by Charles Villa-Vicencio
• Review of The Passion of the Christ, by The Rev. Robert Goldstein
• Review of Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ, by Eric Waters
• Pastoral Counsel concerning The Passion, by Sonja Tillberg
• Review of The Passion of the Christ, by Robert Benne

Book Reviews

• Book Notes: Recent Works on the Promise and Peril of Genetic Engineering (3 of 4), by Paul Jersild