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Amy Laura Hall

Amy Laura Hall CV

Associate Professor of Christian Ethics
Divinity School
alhall@div.duke.edu
Duke Box 90967, Durham, NC 27708-0968
Box 91200, Durham, NC 27708
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Scholarly Works - Journal articles

Love in Everything: A Brief Primer to Julian of Norwich.

Journal article The Princeton Seminary Bulletin · 2015 Cite

The Single Individual in Ordinary Time: Theological Engagements with Sociobiology

Journal article Studies in Christian Ethics · February 2013 Søren Kierkegaard and Dietrich Bonhoeffer provide provocatively individualistic, liturgical, Jesus-centered perspectives on anthropology that accentuate the neo-Hegelian, amoral, collectivist perspectives of geneticist Francis Collins, social psych ... Full text Cite

American TV and Torture.

Journal article The Muslim World · 2013 Cite

Whose progress? The language of global health.

Journal article The Journal of medicine and philosophy · June 2006 The barrier to global health most often noted in Western discourse is the enduring disparity of access to medical technologies. This assessment of the circumstances in global health fits well within a bioethic centered on the equitable distribution of acce ... Full text Cite

Welcome to ordinary? Marketing better boys.

Journal article The American journal of bioethics : AJOB · May 2005 Full text Cite

Ruth's resolve: what Jesus' great-grandmother may teach about bioethics and care.

Journal article Christian bioethics · April 2005 When thinking about the intersection of care and Christian bioethics, it is helpful to follow closely the account of Ruth, who turned away from security and walked alongside her grieving mother-in-law to Bethlehem. Remembering Ruth may help one to heed Pro ... Full text Cite

Public Bioethics and the Gratuity of Life: Joanna Jepson's Witness Against Negative Eugenics

Journal article Studies in Christian Ethics · 2005 In 2002, then Cambridge student Joanna Jepson initiated a legal, ecclesial, and media conversation on selective termination for disability. Making herself available in a way that is vulnerable, palpable, and effective, Jepson has used subtle rhetorical ski ... Full text Link to item Cite

Self-Deception, Confusion, and Salvation in "Fear and Trembling" with "Works of Love"

Journal article The Journal of Religious Ethics · 2000 Reading "Fear and Trembling" with "Works of Love" heightens Kierkegaard's summons to acknowledge the ambiguity of our aims and the treachery of our love. "Works of Love" underscores that there is a "neighbor" in "Fear and Trembling" whose justified or damn ... Link to item Cite

Complicating the command : agape in scriptural context.

Journal article Annual of the Society of Christian Ethics · January 1, 1999 Link to item Cite