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January 2008: Biotechnology

 
 Anderson:
 		   Sufficient, Sustainable Lifespan for All: Responsible Biotechnology and ELCA Social Thought

 Caryn D. Riswold:

   Imago Dei and Coram Mundo:
Theological Anthropology for Human Life Today or, The World is The Woman

Mary M. Solberg:

   How should we know?
Constructing an epistemology for an age of biological intervention

 
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
 
September 2007: What about Taxes? (continued)
 

Should Churches Be Tax-Exempt?
Robert W. Tuttle
 
The Bible and the Tax Law: A Comparison
Barry L. Holland

 
December 2007: Lutheran Natural Law
 
Luther on Natural Law
Thomas D. Pearson
 
Gay Christian Marriage in American Civil Society
Dick Elvee:
 
Spiritual Reinvention and the Andrew Greeley Principle
David L. Miller