Books In Review: I wish Francis Su had been my third-grade math teacher Su’s book is about math and human flourishing. It’s also about how to be a teacher. by David J. Wood August 26, 2020
Books In Review: A Kierkegaardian biography of Kierkegaard Clare Carlisle helps readers struggle with what it means to be human in the world. by Alan Van Wyk May 7, 2020
Books In Review: What the Bible actually says about abortion, slavery, and other controversial topics Should scripture inform our ethics? How, and which parts? by Jane McBride November 12, 2019
Books In Review: A physicist explores mystical experience Alan Lightman asks great questions about science and religion. His answers are sometimes frustrating. by Amy Frykholm June 20, 2019
Books Take & read: New books in ethics In the Anthropocene era, do ethics matter? selected by Jonathan Tran May 6, 2019
Books In Review: Should Christians hunt animals? A book of essays offers an array of perspectives for and against. by Tony Jones April 25, 2019
Books In Review: All identities are intersectional Identity markers are necessary, argues Kwame Anthony Appiah. They're also inadequate. by Chris Hammer December 6, 2018
Books In Review: Who is genetic analysis for? There are ethical reasons to think twice before sending off your DNA. by Justin List November 2, 2018
Books In Review: James Comey didn’t write a tell-all. He wrote a handbook. What does ethical leadership look like? by Robin Lovin August 29, 2018
Critical Essay Katie Geneva Cannon raised up black women’s voices for the sake of church and world Cannon created a womanist approach to theology and wove it through her vocation as a pastor, professor, and ethicist. by Paula Owens Parker and Samuel L. Adams August 16, 2018
Books In Review: Starting a conversation about anti-blackness Christians helped create it. Can we help destroy it? by Edward J. Blum August 7, 2018
Books In Review: A book about ethics—and nearly everything else John Stackhouse's real-world ethics primer covers just about every subject, but it leaves out an important one. by David Gushee July 11, 2018
Opinion Occupation pierces my Israeli soul Jewish history tells me to be both compassionate and alert. When it comes to the Palestinian conflict, I don't know how to do both at once. by Yossi Klein Halevi June 1, 2018
Books In Review: The questions private prisons raise Is private management more efficient? Is it wrong to profit from punishment? Is the whole idea immoral in concept? by Alexander E. Sharp May 30, 2018
Books In Review: Why human rights and global ethics are inadequate concepts In a globalized world, Michael Ignatieff argues, grand moral values have failed. What's left is virtue. by Samuel Wells May 15, 2018