Introduction
1. Moral Authority and Moral Influence
2. Biomedical Ethics
3. Climate Change and the Environment
4. Poverty and Wealth Disparity
5. War and Violence
6. Feminism, Sex, and Gender
7. Race, Racism, and Christianity
8. Who Are We? Diverse Voices in Religious Ethics
Conclusion.
Index
Biography
Irene Oh is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religion at the George Washington University, USA.
"Irene Oh’s book provides a wonderfully clear introduction for students. I recommend it without reservation for courses dealing with religious approaches to moral and social issues."
John Kelsay, Florida State University, USA
"At a time when discussions about ethics often feel imprecise and debates over religious commitments heated, Irene Oh offers this even-handed and comprehensive account of how religion influences what we believe and how we live. Whether you consider yourself religious or not, reading What is Religious Ehics? is like having a seat in Irene Oh’s classroom. An accessible and thought-provoking introduction to religious ethics by a leading scholar in the field."
Elizabeth Bucar, Northeastern University, USA
"With clarity and concision, Irene Oh provides a sweeping overview of religious ethics, demonstrating its ancient roots and cutting-edge relevance. This book simultaneously attends to classic issues like authority and autonomy, as well as boldly addresses contemporary controversies like CRISPR, climate change and racism. A fantastic and much needed entree to the field."
Jonathan K. Crane, Emory University – Center for Ethics, USA
