In this collection, the first of its kind, prominent scholars explore the intersections of research on moral injury in contexts of war and violence and how scriptures of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and American civil religion depict and address moral injury.
In this collection, the first of its kind, prominent scholars explore the intersections of research on moral injury in contexts of war and violence and how scriptures of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and American civil religion depict and address moral injury.
Edited by Joseph McDonald. Foreword by Rita Nakashima Brock.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword - Jonathan Shay; Introduction - Joseph McDonald PhD Visiting Instructor at Texas Christian University and Brite Divinity School; 1. Soul Repair: A Jewish View - David R. Blumenthal PhD Jay and Leslie Cohen Professor of Judaic Studies Emory University; 2. Sodom and Lot's Family: Moral Injury in Genesis 19 - Nancy Bowen PhD Professor of Old Testament Earlham School of Religion; 3. "The Most Beautiful of Stories": A Muslim Reflection on the Qur'an and Moral Injury - Amir Hussain PhD Professor of Theological Studies Loyola Marymount University; 4. Moral Injury and the Division of Spoils after Battle in the Hebrew Bible - Brad Kelle PhD Professor of Old Testament Point Loma Nazarene University; 5. Civil Religion and the Moral Wounds of War - Daniel C. Maguire STD Professor of Theological Ethics Marquette University; 6. Like acid seeping into your soul: Religio-cultural Violence in Moral Injury - Kelly Denton-Borhaug PhD Associate Professor of Religion and Co-director of Peace and Justice Studies Moravian College; 7. Do Not Torment Me: The Morally-Injured Gersaene Demoniac - Michael Yandell Theological Studies PhD student Emory University; 8. Peter and Judas: Moral Injury and Repair - Warren Carter PhD Professor of New Testament Brite Divinity School; 9. Buddhist Scripture and Moral Injury: Reflections on the Story of A?gulimala - John Thompson PhD Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies Christopher Newport University; Conclusion; Afterword - Rita Brock PhD Research Professor of Theology and Culture Brite Divinity School and Founding Co-Director The Soul Repair Center; References
Foreword - Jonathan Shay; Introduction - Joseph McDonald PhD Visiting Instructor at Texas Christian University and Brite Divinity School; 1. Soul Repair: A Jewish View - David R. Blumenthal PhD Jay and Leslie Cohen Professor of Judaic Studies Emory University; 2. Sodom and Lot's Family: Moral Injury in Genesis 19 - Nancy Bowen PhD Professor of Old Testament Earlham School of Religion; 3. "The Most Beautiful of Stories": A Muslim Reflection on the Qur'an and Moral Injury - Amir Hussain PhD Professor of Theological Studies Loyola Marymount University; 4. Moral Injury and the Division of Spoils after Battle in the Hebrew Bible - Brad Kelle PhD Professor of Old Testament Point Loma Nazarene University; 5. Civil Religion and the Moral Wounds of War - Daniel C. Maguire STD Professor of Theological Ethics Marquette University; 6. Like acid seeping into your soul: Religio-cultural Violence in Moral Injury - Kelly Denton-Borhaug PhD Associate Professor of Religion and Co-director of Peace and Justice Studies Moravian College; 7. Do Not Torment Me: The Morally-Injured Gersaene Demoniac - Michael Yandell Theological Studies PhD student Emory University; 8. Peter and Judas: Moral Injury and Repair - Warren Carter PhD Professor of New Testament Brite Divinity School; 9. Buddhist Scripture and Moral Injury: Reflections on the Story of A?gulimala - John Thompson PhD Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies Christopher Newport University; Conclusion; Afterword - Rita Brock PhD Research Professor of Theology and Culture Brite Divinity School and Founding Co-Director The Soul Repair Center; References
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