Books on ethics and social issues, including moral theology, environmental ethics, peace and pacifism, economic and social justice, and religion and politics.
A new and compelling study of the theology of Helmut Thielicke through a biographical lens, focussing on his experiences of death and suffering.
An account of Islam's engagement with issues of social justice, dispelling views that stand in the way of genuine interfaith collaboration against injustice.
An interpretation of the Book of Esther and how it relates to the morality of self-defence against violence, particularly in the case of modern Israel.
An in-depth study of the depiction of lies and deception in 1 and 2 Samuel, demonstrating a complexity of attitude towards falsehood in the text.
Essays navigating the social, ethical and theological challenges faced by the Lutheran tradition in today's culturally diverse, post-Christian milieu.
An insightful analysis of the writings of the German theologian Karl Barth, emphasising the political and social relevance of his thought.
A revision of the traditional image of Luther as a reactionary political figure, revealing the radical social implications of his theological revolution.
Essays on issues of identity faced by the Lutheran tradition and its need to develop a coherent political theology to meet the challenges of cultural pluralism.