Eric Bain-Selbo is Chair and Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Lebanon Valley College.

Eric Bain-Selbo's new book, Judge and Be Judged, provides an intelligent and humane way to navigate our contemporary moral situation Avoiding the extremes of fundamentalism and moral relativism, Bain-Selbo provides an account of moral judgment grounded in his insightful account of the dialogical virtues and he demonstrates its importance for various domains of life, from cross cultural realities to political and pedagogical contexts. This book is highly recommended both for its clarity of expression and its depth of insight into the questions that best everyone.

• Chapter 1 PrefaceChapter 2 "Judge Not, That You Be Not Judged": Can Jesus' Teaching Be Salvaged?Chapter 3 Why Shame is GoodChapter 4 Men Without Shame, or, Why So Many Germans Were Bad PeopleChapter 5 Can We Understand the Other?: Post-Colonial Theory and Cross-Cultural StudiesChapter 6 Achieving Dialogical Multiculturalism: Reflections on Virtues and Vices in the College ClassroomChapter 7 Conclusion: The Morals of the Story and Even MoreChapter 8 BibliographyChapter 9 IndexChapter 10 About the Author

Eric Bain-Selbo is Chair and Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Lebanon Valley College.

Eric Bain-Selbo's new book, Judge and Be Judged, provides an intelligent and humane way to navigate our contemporary moral situation Avoiding the extremes of fundamentalism and moral relativism, Bain-Selbo provides an account of moral judgment grounded in his insightful account of the dialogical virtues and he demonstrates its importance for various domains of life, from cross cultural realities to political and pedagogical contexts. This book is highly recommended both for its clarity of expression and its depth of insight into the questions that best everyone.

• Chapter 1 PrefaceChapter 2 "Judge Not, That You Be Not Judged": Can Jesus' Teaching Be Salvaged?Chapter 3 Why Shame is GoodChapter 4 Men Without Shame, or, Why So Many Germans Were Bad PeopleChapter 5 Can We Understand the Other?: Post-Colonial Theory and Cross-Cultural StudiesChapter 6 Achieving Dialogical Multiculturalism: Reflections on Virtues and Vices in the College ClassroomChapter 7 Conclusion: The Morals of the Story and Even MoreChapter 8 BibliographyChapter 9 IndexChapter 10 About the Author

Eric Bain-Selbo is Chair and Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Lebanon Valley College.

Eric Bain-Selbo's new book, Judge and Be Judged, provides an intelligent and humane way to navigate our contemporary moral situation Avoiding the extremes of fundamentalism and moral relativism, Bain-Selbo provides an account of moral judgment grounded in his insightful account of the dialogical virtues and he demonstrates its importance for various domains of life, from cross cultural realities to political and pedagogical contexts. This book is highly recommended both for its clarity of expression and its depth of insight into the questions that best everyone.

• Chapter 1 PrefaceChapter 2 "Judge Not, That You Be Not Judged": Can Jesus' Teaching Be Salvaged?Chapter 3 Why Shame is GoodChapter 4 Men Without Shame, or, Why So Many Germans Were Bad PeopleChapter 5 Can We Understand the Other?: Post-Colonial Theory and Cross-Cultural StudiesChapter 6 Achieving Dialogical Multiculturalism: Reflections on Virtues and Vices in the College ClassroomChapter 7 Conclusion: The Morals of the Story and Even MoreChapter 8 BibliographyChapter 9 IndexChapter 10 About the Author