Reimagining the Moral Life
On Lisa Sowle Cahill's Contributions to Christian Ethics
Editors: Ki Joo Choi, Co-Authors: Sarah M. Moses & Andrea Vicini, SJ
This volume of original essays honors the work of Lisa Sowle Cahill on the occasion of 45 years of teaching Christian ethics at Boston College. In addition to contributions from almost all of the doctoral students she directed during her career, Reimagining the Moral Life provides an interpretive overview of Dr. Cahill’s specific contributions to Christian ethics and the impact her work has had.
“The array of essays in this moving, challenging, and above all celebratory volume capture the diverse fields to which Lisa Sowle Cahill has contributed her nuanced insights over the years, while their ecumenical orientation and social concern reflect the generosity of spirit that has animated Lisa's theology from the beginning.” --Linda Hogan, author, Keeping Faith with Human Rights
“A most fitting tribute to Lisa Sowle Cahill, in many ways a pioneering and premier moral theologian, as well as an excellent presentation of contemporary moral theology.” --Charles E. Curran, author, Tradition and Church Reform
“Testifies brilliantly to the legacy of one of the finest minds in Christian theological ethics and a living embodiment of principled scholarship at the service of human flourishing.” --Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator, SJ, author, Religion and Faith in Africa
2020
Paperback
230 pages
Editors: Ki Joo Choi, Co-Authors: Sarah M. Moses & Andrea Vicini, SJ
This volume of original essays honors the work of Lisa Sowle Cahill on the occasion of 45 years of teaching Christian ethics at Boston College. In addition to contributions from almost all of the doctoral students she directed during her career, Reimagining the Moral Life provides an interpretive overview of Dr. Cahill’s specific contributions to Christian ethics and the impact her work has had.
“The array of essays in this moving, challenging, and above all celebratory volume capture the diverse fields to which Lisa Sowle Cahill has contributed her nuanced insights over the years, while their ecumenical orientation and social concern reflect the generosity of spirit that has animated Lisa's theology from the beginning.” --Linda Hogan, author, Keeping Faith with Human Rights
“A most fitting tribute to Lisa Sowle Cahill, in many ways a pioneering and premier moral theologian, as well as an excellent presentation of contemporary moral theology.” --Charles E. Curran, author, Tradition and Church Reform
“Testifies brilliantly to the legacy of one of the finest minds in Christian theological ethics and a living embodiment of principled scholarship at the service of human flourishing.” --Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator, SJ, author, Religion and Faith in Africa
2020
Paperback
230 pages
