ethics

I recently spoke at Huffington Ecumenical Institute's 2010 Symposium on Women and Church, East and West. My talk, "Virtuous Icons: Unique Persons or Gendered Stereotypes" is available in four parts below via YouTube. Videos of all the lectures are available via LMU's iTunesU podcast.  I have included the intro and conclusion as text below.

It seems that putting up a provocative Hauerwas quote without explanation is a bad idea.

Over the last week I have been thinking about uncertainty and language (Gregory of Nazianzus), suffering and responsibility (where does this NOT come up?) and Human Rights (a panel proposal for SCE

The Sunday of Jesus and the Canaanite woman passed two weeks ago, and Fr. Paul's sermon has kept me thinking.

A series on Zizioulas and Ethics, the first of which is here.

Last month when I was at New Skete, Sr. Rebecca and I got into an interesting conversation about the emphasis on sin in the lenten season.