February 2009: Human Rights and Family

Volume 9

Articles

• Human Rights and Family, by Ronald Duty
• A Report on the Outcomes of the Consultation: The Churches and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Marking 60 Years and Enhancing the Future, by Emily Davila
• A Faith Basis for 60 Years of Human Rights Work by Churches, by David Pfrimmer
• Response to Pfrimmer -- "The Faith Basis for 60 Years of Human Rights Work by Churches", by Dennis Frado
• A Human Rights-Based Approach to Advocacy: the Role of the Church, by Emily Davila
• "Akinamama Model" for Promoting Human Rights in the Kenya Evangelical Lutheran Church, by Margaret Obaga
• Human Rights and Immigration, by Mary Meg McCarthy
• Human Rights and Climate Change, by James B. Martin-Schramm
• The Right to Property and Daily Bread: Thinking with Luther about Human Economic Rights, by Ronald Duty
• A Lutheran Approach to the Family Values: Focus on Fiducia, by Martha Ellen Stortz
• On Marriage and Family, by Jane E. Strohl
• Placing the Early Christian Family in its Roman Context, by Brad Kirkegaard
• The Neuhaus Legacy and Lutherans, by John R. Stumme
• Cruelty in the Mind of God, by Michael Reid Trice
• American Exceptionalism and International Human Rights, by Nancy Arnison