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Scholarship July 3, 2025

Religious and Ethical Perspectives for the Twenty-First Century

The Wabash Center

Author
Myhre, Paul, ed.
Publisher
Anselm Academic, Christian Brothers Publications, Winona, MN
ISBN
9781599821313
Table of Contents
ch. 1 Ethics in the Twenty-First Century: Spheres of Relationship (Maureen O'Connell)
ch. 2 Media Ethics and Religion (Mary E. Hess)
ch. 3 You Are What You Tweet: Religious Ethics in the Age of Gadgets (James F. Caccamo)
ch. 4 Living and Dying: Ethical Challenges in Health Care and Bioethics (Aana Marie Vigen)
ch. 5 Religion, Ethics, and AIDS (Kimberly Vrundy)
ch. 6 War, Revolution, and Peace (Ellen Off Marshall)
ch. 7 War in the Twenty-First Century (Shelly Rambo)
ch. 8 Religion and Politics (Hjamil A. Martinez-Vazquez)
ch. 9 Food Ethics: Consuming with Compassion (Julie Hanlon Rubio)
ch. 10 Developing a Planetary Ethic: Religion and Ethics and the Environment (Whitney A. Bauman)
11. Poverty and Prosperity after the Crash of 2008: Insights from Liberation Theology on Zero-Sum Capitalism at the Twilight of American Exceptionalism (Jorge A. Aquino)

About the Authors
Index
Religious and Ethical Perspectives explores complex questions associated with health care, food, technology, peacemaking, and other twenty-first-century ethical issues. It provokes critical thought and a renewed awareness of the need to uncover unexamined assumptions that can impact decision making, while holding in tension the fact that there are no perfect answers to these issues. The essays offer substance for study and stimulate religious and ethical analysis.

A valuable resource, this text lays a foundation for inquiry and enables students to bring new insights to the many religious and ethical choices they face. (From the Publisher)