September 2009: The Ethics of Criminal Justice

Volume 9

 
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Ethics for Criminal Justice


September 2009: The Ethics of Criminal Justice

A King's Wit, the People's Judgement, and a House Harmonious: Three Models of Early Christian Criminal Justice
David E. Fredrickson

Racial Disparities in the American Criminal Justice System
Dawn Jeglum Bartusch

Theological Themes in Criminal Justice
Derek R. Nelson

Retributive Justice: A Penitential Pedagogy
Jesse Couenhoven


New JLE Series
A Cloud of Witnesses: The Christian Life Today 
In original articles throughout 2009 and 2010, teachers in the church will reflect on the life and work of persons in the Christian tradition and indicate what they might say to us about the Christian life.

Helmet Thielicke: A Formative Voice of Evangelical Ethics 
James M. Childs Jr.

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Reflections on the ELCA Churchwide Assembly and the Bible 
Timothy J. Wengert



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August 2009: Human Genetics
Introduction to the August Issue
Ronald W. Duty

Thinking Together about the Lutheran Ethic of Responsibility in the Age of Genetics
Roger Willer

Framing Stem Cell Arguments
Ted Peters

"Is There Really a Relationship between Genetics and Social Location"
Richard J. Perry, Jr.

Response and Reflection for the Annual Gathering of Lutheran Ethicists
Maura A. Ryan

Human Genetics: Threads from a Conversation
Ronald W. Duty


Response to the June JLE on “The Shock Doctrine” 
Richard A. Hoehn

BOOK REVIEW:  Rebecca Kratz Mays, editor, Interfaith Dialogue at the Grass Roots
Paul Jersild

Michael Root: A Second Opinion
Edward H. Schroeder