Bridging Scripture and Moral Theology: Essays in Dialogue with Yiu Sing Lucas Chan, S.J.

I: Cross-Cultural, Theological, and Ethical Dialogues
1. Hospitality: Interpreting Lúcás Chan's Work through a
Timely, Biblical Virtue from the Book of Ruth
James F. Keenan, S.J.
2. The Welcome Table: The Table Fellowship of Jesus and Its
Implications for Racial Justice
Bryan N. Massingale
3. An Ode to My Brother Lúcás Chan, S.J.: A Latin American
Response to His Ethical Approach
John Thiede, S.J.
4. The Significance of Lúcás Chan's Cross-Cultural Approach
to Biblical Ethics for African Readings of the Bible
Joseph Ogbonnaya
5. Lúcás Chan, Solidarity with the Suffering, and the Identity
of the Theologian
George E. Griener, S.J.
6. Following Lúcás Chan's Biblical Ethics from the "Scripted
Script" to the "Staged Stage"
Danielle Nussberger
7. Speaking the Truth in Mercy: Virtue and the Moral
Meanings of Scripture
Sean Larsen
8. The Imperative Connection between Scripture and Ethics in
a Catholic Context
Conor M. Kelly
II: Scriptural Dialogues
9 Torah and Moral Law: A Paradigmatic Case of the
Relationship between the Bible and Theological Ethics
Antonio Autiero
10 Taking the Text Seriously: Learning from Daniel 3's
Appropriation of the Deuteronomic Decalogue
Paul Cizek
11 "Blessed Are the Mourners": Lamentation and the Path to
Justice
John R. Donahue, S.J.
12 "How Long, O LORD": Lamentation and Political Agency
Kyle B. T. Lambelet
13 Just Reading or Reading as Praxis of Justice: The Bible,
Ethics, and Justice
Gina Hens-Piazza
14 Model Hospitality: Abraham, Boaz, and Exemplarist Ethics
Michael Benjamin Cover
15 John's Gospel and Hope: Ethics of Freedom and Love
Alexandre A. Martins, M.I.