Character ethics and the New Testament moral dimensions of scripture
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Louisville, London :
Westminster John Knox Press,
2007.
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- Does suffering possess educational value in Mark's gospel?
- Scripture as script and as scripted: the Beatitudes
- The reorienting potential of biblical narrative for Christian ethos, with special reference to Luke 7:36-50
- Generating ethics from God's character in Mark
- Paul, Job, and the new quest for justice
- Freeing exegesis
- Identity and metaethics: being justified and ethics in Galatians
- "These things are excellent and profitable to everyone" (Titus 3:8): the kindness of God as paradigm for ethics
- If your enemy is hungry: love and subversive politics in Romans 12-13
- Toward a nonretaliatory lifestyle: the Psalms, the cross, and the Gospel
- Reading the Bible from a social location: a response
- Political formation in the letter to the Romans
- Justification of difference in Galatians
- "If any want to become my followers": character and political formations via the Gospel of Mark
- Peacemaking pillars of character formation in the New Testament
- The Beatitudes as eschatological peacemaking virtues.