Christian Social Ethics: Models, Cases, Controversies

 Advance Praise & Reviews

“A clear and engaging introduction to Christian social ethics that connects theological reflection with the pressing moral questions of contemporary society.”— America Magazine

“Glennon skillfully bridges tradition and modern social realities, offering readers a thoughtful and accessible guide to Christian moral reasoning.”— National Catholic Reporter

A college-level introductory text in Christian social ethics that combines theory, cases, and analysis. Case studies include the use of drones in war; the Keystone XL pipeline; and Masterpiece Cakeshop vs. the Colorado Civil Rights Commission. Each chapter incorporates suggestions for further research, suggestions for praxis components and other teaching and learning activities, and discussion questions.

Fred Glennon is professor of social ethics and chair of the department of religious studies at Le Moyne College in Syracuse, NY.  He is a co-author of Introduction to the Study of Religion (Orbis).