Boardman Lectureship in Christian Ethics

 
Founded in 1899, the Boardman Lectureship in Christian Ethics is a series of lectures organized by the Religious Studies Department at the University of Pennsylvania. To learn more about the history of the Boardman Lectureship, visit the About page.

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Papers from 2005

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Electric Lights Cast Long Shadows: Seeking the Greater Good in a World of Competing Clarities, John M. Staudenmaier S.J.

Papers from 2003

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Religions and Terrors, Michael Eric Dyson

Papers from 2002

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Christianity and Violence, Miroslav Volf

Papers from 2000

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Naming God She: The Theological Implications, Elizabeth Johnson

Papers from 1998

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Capturing Gods: The God of Love and the Love of God in Christian and Hindu Tradition, Julius Lipner

Papers from 1997

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Creation and the Theory of Evolution, Francisco J. Ayala and Wolfhart Pannenberg

Papers from 1995

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Religion and Diplomacy, Robert A. K. Runcie Rt. Revd. Lord, Retired Archbishop of Canterbury

Papers from 1994

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The Culture of Disbelief, Stephen L. Carter

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Some Skeptical Thoughts About Active Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide, William F. May

Papers from 1993

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Two Christian Ideals for Business, Michael Novak

Papers from 1991

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Christian Feminist Theology in Global Context, Rosemary Radford Ruether

Papers from 1990

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Homelessness: A Challenge to the Gospel Message, Mary Scullion, RSM

Papers from 1988

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"A" for Ethics: an Alphabet of Action, John W. Bowker

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The Impossible Dream, Walter E. Fauntroy

Papers from 1986

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Public Theology, Civil Religion, and American Catholicism, David J. O'Brien

Papers from 1985

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God's Unilateralism: Towards a Theology of Peace, Dorothee Sölle

Papers from 1984

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Religion and Politics in America: The Prospects for Civility, Harvey Cox