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Video Links<\/strong><\/p>\n Interview with David Crabtree<\/a>\u00a0of WRAL-TV on sexuality and the Church<\/p>\n Statement at the North Carolina legislature <\/a>\u00a0on the proposed ban on same-sex civil marriage<\/p>\n Video on voting and being a neighbor<\/a>\u00a0via Patheos<\/p>\n Articles<\/strong><\/p>\n Most recent short pieces<\/em><\/p>\n “Restless Heart Syndrome: When Bad Movies Happen to Good People<\/a>,” Religion Dispatches<\/em><\/p>\n “Ill-Behaved Women<\/a>,”\u00a0The Christian Century<\/em><\/p>\n “The Other Duke List<\/a>,”\u00a0The Christian Century<\/em><\/p>\n “Come Together to Combat Torture<\/a>,” Sojourners<\/em><\/p>\n “Eating Chocolate for Lent,<\/a>” jkameroncarter.com<\/em><\/p>\n “Post-Heroic Ministry<\/a>,” Prism Magazine<\/em><\/p>\n “This is the Way the World Ends: A Conversation Between Amy Laura Hall and Kara Slade on Domination and Solidarity in Young Adult Dystopias,<\/a>” The Other Journal<\/em><\/p>\n Recent and noteworthy (plus some old favorites)<\/em><\/p>\n “Trinity and Moral Life: Julian’s Trinitarian Logic of Love and Contagion<\/a>,” from The Oxford Handbook on the Trinity<\/em><\/p>\n “Charles Kingsley’s Christian Darwinism<\/a>,” from Theology After Darwin<\/em><\/p>\n “Whose Progress? The Language of\u00a0Global Health<\/a>,” Journal of Medicine and Philosophy<\/em><\/p>\n “The Irreproducible Gift: Musings on Christ and Biotechnological Reproduction<\/a>,”\u00a0Journal of Lutheran Ethics<\/em>\u00a0(at the ELCA\u00a0website)<\/p>\n “Poets, Cynics, and Thieves: Vicious Love and Divine Protection in Kierkegaard’s Works of Love<\/em> and Repetition<\/em><\/a>,” Modern Theology<\/em><\/p>\n “Self-Deception, Confusion, and Salvation in Fear and Trembling<\/em> with Works of Love<\/em><\/a>,” Journal of Religious Ethics<\/em><\/p>\n Other articles<\/em><\/p>\n “A Reflection on the Churches’ Doctrine of Humanity<\/a>,” North Carolina Council of Churches (concluding essay)<\/p>\n “A (Bad) Mother’s Day?<\/a>,”\u00a0Purpose Driven Connection<\/em><\/p>\n “Better Homes and Children<\/a>,”\u00a0Books and Culture <\/em>(behind paywall)<\/p>\n “Complicating the Command: Agape in Scriptural Context<\/a>,”\u00a0Annual of the Society of Christian Ethics<\/em><\/p>\n “Finding the Human in Christian Bioethics<\/a>,” Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity<\/p>\n “For Shame?: Why Christians Should Welcome, Rather Than Stigmatize, Unwed Mothers and Their Children<\/a>,”\u00a0Christianity Today<\/em><\/p>\n “Good Breeding: The Eugenics Temptation<\/a>,”\u00a0The Christian Century<\/em><\/p>\n “In What Sense Equal?<\/a>,”\u00a0The New Atlantis<\/em><\/p>\n “Losing and Using Our Children<\/a>,” Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity<\/p>\n “Making Prenatal Choices<\/a>,” The Christian Century<\/em><\/p>\n “The Misuse of Embryos<\/a>,”\u00a0The Christian Century<\/em><\/p>\n “The ‘Radical Edge’ of Critical Familism<\/a>,” Marty Center, University of Chicago<\/p>\n “Ruth’s Resolve: What Jesus’ Great-Grandmother May Teach about Bioethics and Care<\/a>,” Christian Bioethics<\/em><\/p>\n “Theology and Social Theory<\/em> and Its Significance for Community-Building: A Conversation with John Milbank<\/a>,”\u00a0Virginia Seminar on Lived Theology (transcript of discussion)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Audio Links<\/strong><\/p>\n “Conservative and Liberal Bioethics, Part 1<\/a>,” Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity<\/p>\n “Conservative and Liberal Bioethics, Part 2<\/a>,” Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity<\/p>\n