A Just and True Love: Feminism at the Frontiers of Theological Ethics: Essays in Honor of Margaret Farley

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Contents Foreword ix Francine Cardman Acknowledgments xv Introduction 1 Maura A. Ryan Part 1 Freedom-in-relation: Autonomy, Relationality, Solidarity Introduction 18 One Feminist Theology and Sexual Ethics 20 Lisa Sowle Cahill Two Human Rights and Women’s Rights: Initiatives and Interventions in the Name of Universality 47 David Hollenbach, S.J. Three Transnational Feminism and the Rhetoric of Religion 75 Serene Jones Four Postcolonial Challenges and the Practice of Hospitality 109 Letty M. Russell Part 2 A Just and True Love Introduction 134 Five Self and Other in a Theological Framework 135 Gene Outka Six Justice and Love Shall Kiss 163 Ada María Isasi-Díaz Seven Mouth to Mouth, Person to Person 197 Ronald R. Garet Part 3 The Meaning and Practice of Love Introduction 232 Eight Feminist Ethics and the Sexual Abuse of Children: Reading Christian Origins 234 Mary Rose D’Angelo Nine The Sexual Abuse Scandal in the Catholic Church: Implications for Sexual Ethics 273 Brian F. Linnane, S.J. Ten “Framework for Love”: Toward a Renewed Understanding of Christian Vocation 303 Anne E. Patrick, S.N.J.M. Eleven Virtuous Decision Makers and Incompetent Patients: The Case of the Conjoined Twins 338 M. Cathleen Kaveny vi Contents Part 4 Truth and Love in Ecclesial Community Introduction 368 Twelve Contraceptive Use and the Authority of the Church: A Case Study on Natural Law and Moral Discernment 369 Jean Porter Thirteen The Second Great Argument about Freedom 406 Leslie Griffin Fourteen John Paul II’s Understanding of the Church as Teacher of Truth about Humankind 429 Charles E. Curran Fifteen Neither Thick nor Thin: Politics and Polity in the Ethics of Margaret A. Farley 453 William O’Neill, S.J. Selected Publications of Margaret A. Farley 480 Contributors 490 Index 492 Contents vii ...