Mary Jo Iozzio is a professor of theology at Barry University. Patricia Beattie Jung is a professor of Christian ethics and Oubri A. Poppele Professor of Health and Welfare Ministries at the Saint Paul School of Theology.

• Contents Preface Selected Essays Offending, Restoration and the Law-Abiding Community: Restorative Justice in the New Testament and in the New Zealand Experience Christopher D. Marshall Women Scholars in Christian Ethics: The Impact and Value of Family CareJulie Hanlon Rubio, Barbara Hilkert Andolsen, Rebecca Todd Peters, Cheryl Kirk-Duggan Practical Wisdom and the Integrity of Christian Life William Werpehowski Creaturely Virtues in Jonathan Edwards: The Significance of Christology for the Moral LifeElizabeth Agnew Cochran Caritas as the Prae-Ambulum of All Virtue: Eberhard Schockenhoff on the Theological-Anthropological Significance and the Contemporary Interreligious Relevance of Thomas Aquinas's Teaching on the Virtutes Morales Infusiae William McDonough Liturgy and Ethics: The Liturgical Asceticism of Energy ConservationMargaret R. Pfeil Sex in 3-D: A Telos for a Virtue Ethics of SexualityLisa Fullam Continuity and Sacrament, or Not: Hauerwas, Yoder, and Their Deep Difference Gerald W. Schlabach The "Elective Affinity" between Liberal Theology and Liberal PoliticsJohn P. Crossley Jr. John Locke's America: The Character of Liberal Democracy and Jeffrey Stout's Debate with the Christian TraditionalistsJohn Perry On the Importance of a Drawn Sword: Christian Thinking about Preemptive War-and Its Modern OutworkingDavid Clough and Brian Stiltner Crossing the Road: The Case for Ethnographic Fieldwork in Christian EthicsTodd David Whitmore Book Reviews Contributors