Moral Theology for the 21st Century Essays in Celebration of Kevin T. Kelly [Paperback]

Julie Clague is a lecturer in Catholic theology in the University of Glasgow. She has written numerous articles and has been co-editor of the journalFeminist Theologysince 1993. She has also been co-editor of the journalPolitical Theologysince 2005. She serves on the steering committee of the American Academy of Religion: Ecclesiological Investigations Programme unit, and is an elected member of the Niebuhr Society. Dr. Clague is also a founder member of the International Association for Catholic Social Thought, and a member of the Theological Commission of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales agency, Caritas-Social Action. Additionally, she works as a theologian with the Catholic international aid agencies CAFOD and SCIAF and serves on the theological panel of the Centre for Theology and Public Issues at Edinburgh University. Dr. Clague is also the Chairperson of the Ethics Committee of the Assisted Conception Service of Greater Glasgow NHS Trust.
Gerard Mannion is Director of the Centre for Catholic Thought and Culture and Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of San Diego, USA.

Bernard Hoose, Preface Julie Clague, Introduction Gerard Mannion, 'It's Great to Be Alive' The Contributors Part One - Issues in fundamental moral theology
Chapter 1: Bernard Hoose, The Way Beyond Civilisation: The Holy Spirit and Moral Theology
Chapter 2: Judith Merkle, The World and Moral Theology Chapter 3: Rudolf Hein, Conscience: Dictator or Guide? - Metaethical and Biographical Reflections in the Light of a Humanist Conception of Conscience
Chapter 4: Gerard J. Hughes, Applying a Moral Principle
Chapter 5: Jayne Hoose, Dialogue as Tradition
Chapter 6: Julie Clague, Moral Theology and Doctrinal Change
Chapter 7: Enda MacDonagh, The Good News in Moral Theology: Of Hospitality, Healing and Hope
Part Two - Issues in medical and sexual ethics
Chapter 8: Jacqui A. Stewart, Embryo, Person and Pregnanclã%