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Mary Jo Iozzio is a professor of theology at Barry University.

Patricia Beattie Jung is a professor of Christian ethics and Oubri A. Poppele Professor of Health and Welfare Ministries at the Saint Paul School of Theology.

Contents

Preface

Accommodating The Other's Conscience: St. Paul's Approach To Religious Tolerance Joyce S. Shin

Just A Piece Of Cloth? The European Debate On The 'Islamic Headscarf' As A Case Study and Paradigm For An Emergent Intercultural Ethics Jan M. Jans

Human Rights and the Ethics Of Investment In China
Daniel E. Lee

Essential Goods For AIDS Widows: Property in Catholic Social Teachings
Barbara Hilkert Andolsen

Narrative Icon and Linguistic Idol: Reexamining the Narrative Turn in Theological Ethics Wm. Carter Aikin

Moral Discernment and Mainline Protestantism: Toward a Collaborative Christian Ethic Peter Browning

Is There a Christian Realist Theory Of War and Peace? Reinhold Niebuhr and Just War ThoughtJohn D. Carlson

"Dirty Hands" Revisited: Torture, Morality, And Abu GhraibScott R. Paeth

Captivating Illusions: Sexual Abuse and The Ordering of LoveCristina L. H. Traina

Messages From The Margins: Lessons From Feminist BioethicsToby Schonfeld

Homosexuality: a Case Study in Jewish Ethics Aaron L. Mackler, Elliot N. Dorff, and David Novak

Book ReviewsContributors