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December 2007: Lutheran Natural Law

	Thomas D. Pearson:		Luther on Natural Law
	Dick Elvee:		Gay Christian Marriage in American Civil Society

	David L. Miller:		Spiritual Reinvention and the Andrew Greeley Principle


November 2007: A Candidate's Religion--An Important Subject?
	Introduction to the JLE Symposium Robert Benne
	Christians in the Voting Booth Raymond J. Keating
	What Should a Christian Consider? John Marty
	Thoughts on Evaluating a Candidate Steven R. Montreal
	What Should a Christian Citizen Consider? James Nuechterlein
	Faith in the Left-Hand Kingdom James Paul Old
	The Religion of Candidates: Does it Matter? Dan Hofrenning
	A Few Remarks about Pious Politicians and What Christians Should Think about Them Helmut David Baer
	Lutherans on Religion and the 1960 Presidential Election John R. Stumme


October 2007: Natural Law
			Reclaiming The Natural Law for Theological Ethics Carl E. Braaten
			Common Morality Aids Lutheran Thought Ned Wisnefske:

September 2007: What about Taxes?
		"What about Taxes" Marie A. Failinger
	Lutheran Perspectives on the "Wealth Gap" and American Tax Policy William G. Ross
	Implementing the ELCA Social Statement on Sufficient, Sustainable Livelihood for All Scott E. Schul
	To Whom Does Wealth Belong? An Economic Perspective J.R. Clark and Robert Lawson
	Should Churches Be Tax-Exempt? Robert W. Tuttle
	The Bible and the Tax Law: A Comparison Barry L. Holland