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Philip Turner (b. 1935) is an ordained Anglican priest and leading American moral theologian. He was Dean of the Berkley Divinity School at Yale (1991-98) and recently served as Interim Dean and President of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the South.
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Philip Turner (b. 1935) is an ordained Anglican priest and leading American moral theologian. He was Dean of the Berkley Divinity School at Yale (1991-98) and recently served as Interim Dean and President of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the South.
Undertakings & Promises: An Anatomy of Sexual Ethics, First Things, Apr 1991
Sex & The Single Life, First Things, May 1993.
The Homosexual Movement: A Response by the Ramsey Colloquium, First Things, March 1994 [signatory]
Contraception: A Symposium, First Things, Dec 1998 [with Gilbert Meilaender]
Authority in the Church: Excavations Among the Ruins, First Things, Dec 1990
The Episcopalian Preference, First Things, Nov 2003.
The Network's Foundations, Feb 2004.
An Unworkable Theology, First Things, June/July 2005.
The Bishop Elliot Lectures, Redeeming the Times, October 2005
To Students of Divinity: A Convocation Address, First Things, Oct 1992.
Response to Thomas Oden on 'The New Ecumenism & Christian Witness to Society", Institute on Religion & Democracy, Oct 2001.
Ford & Stamps, Essentials of Christian Community, Anglican Theological Review, Spring 1998
Webster, Barth's Moral Theology, Anglican Theological Review, Winter 2000.
Witte, From Sacrament to Contract, Anglican Theological Review, Winter 2000
Banks, Reenvisioning Theological Education, Christian Century, Feb 2000
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Daniel J. Treier is Associate Professor of Theology at Wheaton College
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Daniel J. Treier is Associate Professor of Theology at Wheaton College
Interview on Introducing Theological Interpreation of Scripture, Baker [PDF]
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John T. Noonan, Jr, (b. 1928) is a leading American Roman Catholic lawyer, judge and writer on ethical issues (most famously contraception and moral development in Catholic teaching). He is associated with the Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture and the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University.
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John T. Noonan, Jr, (b. 1928) is a leading American Roman Catholic lawyer, judge and writer on ethical issues (most famously contraception and moral development in Catholic teaching). He is associated with the Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture and the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University.
Curriculum Vitae [PDF}
Magna Est Veritas: "Great Is Truth, It Prevails", Erasmus Lecture, Jan 1986.
Development in Moral Doctrine, Theological Studies, Dec 1993.
'An Almost Absolute Value in History' from The Morality of Abortion, 1970, pp51-59 [PDF, HTML here]
Abortion: A Civilized Exchange (with Ernest van den Haag), National Review, Sept 1985
Calling for a Constitutional Convention, National Review, July 1985
Conscience and the Constitution, Oct 2007.
Douglass & Hollenbach, Catholicism & Liberalism, Commonweal, Mar 1994.
Stars of the Order: Brilliance, Diversity, Reflecting and Reflected Light, Spirituality Today, Summer 1990
One Center, Many Centers, Lecture at Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Oct 2007
A Response To John T. Noonan Jr. Concerning the Development of Catholic Moral Doctrine by Patrick M. O'Neil, Faith & Reason, Spring/Summer 1996.
A Case of Doctrinal Development: John T. Noonan, Jurist, Historian, Author, Sage by John T. McGreevey, Commonweal, Nov 2000
The Religious Imagination and Hearing the "Other": Judge John T. Noonan, Catholic Social Teaching & Immigration by Kathryn A. Lee, Lilly Fellows Conference, Nov 2004 [PDF]. Simlar or reprint here
Religious Freedom: The Founders vs Judge Noonan, The Claremont Institute
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H. Richard Niebuhr (1894-1962) was a leading 20th century Protestant theologian (brother of Reinhold) and is most famous for his work Christ and Culture.
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H. Richard Niebuhr (1894-1962) was a leading 20th century Protestant theologian (brother of Reinhold) and is most famous for his work Christ and Culture.
The Church Against the World (Willett, Clark & Co, 1935) with Wilhelm Pauck & Francis P. Miller. Niebuhr's sections are:
The Meaning of Revelation (MacMillan, 1954).
The Ministry in Historical Perspectives (with Daniel D. Williams, Harper, 1956)
Radical Monotheism & Western Culture (Harper, 1960).
The Purpose Of The Church & Its Ministry (with Daniel D. Williams & James Gustafson)
The Responsibility of the Church for Society from Kenneth Scott Latourette (ed), The Gospel, The World & The Church (Harper 1946), chpt 5.
Utilitarian Christianity, Christianity & Crisis, July 1946.
Theological Unitarianisms, Theology Today, July 1983 [edited version of 'The Doctrine of The Trinity & The Unity of the Church', Oct 1946]
The Seminary in the Ecumenical Age, Theology Today, Oct 1960.
The Reconstruction of Faith, excerpt from Faith on Earth and appearing in Christian Century, Aug/Sept 1989.
The Anachronism of Jonathan Edwards, excerpt from Theology, History & Culture, 1996 and in Christian Century, May 1996.
Miller, William Lee, Review of Ramsey, Faith & Ethics: The Theology H. Richard Niebuhr, Theology Today, Apr 1958.
Welch, Claude, The Making Of An American Mind?, 1975.
Chrystal, William G. The Young H. Richard Niebuhr, Theology Today, July 1981 [bibliographic information]
Porter, Andrew P. The Feritility of Niebuhr's Idea of Monotheism, 1994.
Ottati, Douglas F., God & Ourselves: The Witness of H. Richard Niebuhr, Christian Century, April 1997.
Marsden, George, Christianity & Cultures: Transforming Niebuhr's Categories, Insight, Fall 1999.
Gathje, Peter K., A Contested Classic: Critics Ask: Whose Christ? Which Culture?, Christian Century, June 2002.
W. Stanley Johnson, A Wesleyan Reading of H. Richard Niebuhr's Theology
H.Richard Niebuhr Papers 1919-62
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Reinhold Niebuhr (1892-1971) is one of the best-known Protestant theologians and ethicists of the 20th century.
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Reinhold Niebuhr (1892-1971) is one of the best-known Protestant theologians and ethicists of the 20th century.
Moral Man and Immoral Society: A Study in Ethics and Politics, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1932
Interpretation of Christian Ethics, Harper & Brothers, 1935.
Beyond Tragedy, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1937.
The Children of Light and the Children of Darkness, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1944.
The Irony of American History, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1952.
The Self and the Dramas of History, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1955.
Our Secularized Civilization, Christian Century, April 1926.
Let Liberal Churches Stop Fooling Themselves, Christian Century, March 1931.
Christian Faith and the World Crisis, Christianity and Crisis, Feb 1941.
The Christian Witness in a Secular Age, Christian Century, July 1953.
Religiosity and the Christian Faith, Christianity & Crisis, January 1955.
The King's Chapel and the King's Court, Christianity and Crisis, August 1969.
A View of Life from the Sidelines (1967), Christian Century, Dec 1984.
Howard G. Patton, Reinhold Niebuhr (1977) [whole book]
Lawton Posey, Reflections on "Leaves from the Notebook of a Tamed Cynic", Christian Century, May 1979
Roger Shinn, Reinhold Niebuhr: A Reverberating Voice, Christian Century, Jan 1986
Robert McAfee Brown, Reinhold Niebuhr: His Theology in the 1980s, Christian Century, Jan 1986
Gary Dorrien, Reinhold's Era, Christian Century, Feb 2002
Keith Pavlischek, Reinhold Niebuhr, Christian Realism and Just War Theory: A Critique
The Mike Wallace Interview, April 1958 [video]
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