November 2006

Volume 6

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