Zadok Perspectives Issue 65

Towards and Environmental Ethics by Paul Collins

Mr Singer goes to Princeton by Deidre King Hainsworth

Porn Again Feminist by Dabiel Batt

A Journey with Lot's Wife: a Meditation on a Forgotten Figure by Eve Kavanagh

Folio: Jesus Streets

The Jubilee and the Pope's apologies for Catholic Failures by Bruce Duncan

The Religious Art of Andy Warhol
Review by Rod Pattenden

What is Truth?
Review by Winifred Lamb

The Commanding Heights
Review by John Langmore

The Long Way Home
Review by Richard Begbie

A Singular Woman
Review by Patricia Hayward

Cultures of Secrecy and Abuse: A Paradox for Churches
Review by Mark Strom

Mandela: the Authorised Biography
Review by Morris Stuart

S102 Mutual Obligation as Covenantal Justice in a Global Era.
By Max Stackhouse
Summer 1999/2000
The purpose of this paper is to review the biblical idea of covenantal justice, to identify its trans-contextual elements, and to offers it as the most compelling model available of a just polity, with an inner moral and spiritual architecture for our time. Those who are called to aid developing societies, seek change in established ones, intervene in unjust practices at home or abroad, and, even more, to shape the emerging, increasingly common, world civilisation that now transcends nations, for justice’s sake, can know when they are on firm ground and what their limits are and should be.

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S103 Narratives of Chronic illness: Towards and Ethic of Listening.
By Bryden Black
Summer 1999/2000
This paper seek to integrate the author's experience as a member of a hospice team in Harare, Zimbabwe, with his own more recent experience of a serious illness, via, a series of specific spiritual or religious reflections.

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