Today Christians of all denominations are caught up in debates about how Christian theology and practice should address the many and complex aspects of human sexuality. These debates have direct bearing on our understanding of how we are—or should be–related to God and to each other. Often the topic is homosexuality; often the focus is the Bible. Richard Norris’s important essay and the responses to it indicate some of the other major topics and sources that contribute to this ongoing debate.
W. Mark Richardson, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Introduction
Kathryn Tanner, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Norris’s Intentions
Ellen F. Davis, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Reasoning with Scripture
Dale B. Martin, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Beyond: A Response to Richard Norris
Mark D. Jordan, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Thomas Aquinas and (Our) Moral Debate
Margaret A. Farley, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Same-Sex Relationships and Issues of Moral Obligation
Christopher L. Morse, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Has Ms. Spaulding Been Addressed?
Thomas E. Breidenthal, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Orientation and Choice
William Schweiker, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Consistency and Christian Ethics
Dwight N. Hopkins, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Toward a Positive Black Male Heterosexuality
Richard Fabian, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Norris’s Razor
Victoria Matthews, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
The Care of Souls
Barry C. Morgan, Summer 2008 (V.90 | N.3)
Homosexuality: The Norris Manuscript’s Pastoral Dimensions