Jesuit Father Thomas Reese asserted anyone who doubts the climate crisis “is so deep in denial they would not flee a burning house if their clothes were on fire.”
CFR President Richard Haass, author of the New York Times best seller The Bill of Obligations: The Ten Habits of Good Citizens, discusses how to reenvision citizenship if American democracy is to thr…
Article: John T. Noonan on Slavery in Catholic Moral Thought (REVIEW ESSAY) - Slavery has been characterized as America s original sin. For this reason, many Americans today might find the American lay Catholic author John T. Noonan s learned discussion of slavery in Catholic moral thought in his incisive 2005 book A Church That Can and Cannot Change (University of Notre Dame Press) enlightening.
Article: John T. Noonan on Slavery in Catholic Moral Thought (REVIEW ESSAY) - Slavery has been characterized as America s original sin. For this reason, many Americans today might find the American lay Catholic author John T. Noonan s learned discussion of slavery in Catholic moral thought in his incisive 2005 book A Church That Can and Cannot Change (University of Notre Dame Press) enlightening.
Article: Two American Jesuits Discuss Rape in Catholic Moral Theology - In what appears to be a coincidence, two American Jesuits discuss rape in Catholic moral theology in their recent separate articles in the National Catholic reporter: (1) Thomas J. Reese in A reading list for seminarians and other Catholic conservatives ; and (2) James F. Keenan in It s time for a Catholic ethic that sees sexuality as a gift, not a curse.