Natural Law in Catholic Social Teachings (Pope, 2005)
A chapter from Modern Catholic Social Teaching: Commentaries and Interpretations
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Papers on Wolterstorff’s “Justice: Rights & Wrongs” (Journal of Religious Ethics, 2009)
Five articles from the Journal of Religious Ethics from O’Donovan, Attridge, Bernstein and Weithman and Wolterstorff’s response
Is the Wrath of God Really Satisfying? (McCall, 2018)
Thomas McCall summarises the argument in his book “Forsaken” on the cry of abandonment and forms of penal substitutionary theories of atonement. There is a response – “In My Place Condemned he Stood” – by Kevin De Young.
Putting on Christ: Spiritual Formation and the Drama of Discipleship (Vanhoozer, 2015)
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Papers by Alvin Plantinga (Plantinga, Alvin)
Links to over sixty academic articles by Alvin Plantinga dating from 1958 onwards.
The Natural Ethic (O’Donovan, 1979)
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Wandering in Darkness: Further Reflections (Stump, 2012)
Eleonore Stump responds to papers on her book “Wandering in Darkness”
Hearing the Sound of God’s Silence (Hauerwas, 2014)
“What it means for us to be one in Christ is to be a people who have been given a new story”.
What’s Love Got to do with It? The Politics of the Cross (Hauerwas, 2015)
“Nothing is more destructive to the Christian faith than the current identification of Christianity with love”