Cahill, Lisa Sowle
Lisa Sowle Cahill is J. Donald Monan Professor, Boston College where she has taught since 1976 and has been a visiting professor at Georgetown and Yale Universities. She is a leading Roman Catholic moral theologian who has been willing to criticize and develop traditional teaching in relation to both sexual and medical ethics. She is Past President of both the Catholic Theological Society of America (l992-93) and the Society of Christian Ethics (l997-98).
Internet resources
Medical Ethics
Encyclopedia of Bioethics, Theology Today, July 1980.
No Human Cloning: A Social Ethics Perspective, Hofstra Law Review, Spring 1999.
Stem Cells: A Bioethical Balancing Act, America, March 2001.
The Genome Project: More Than A Medical Milestone [PDF]
Sexual Ethics
Review of Lawler, Boyle & May Catholic Sexual Ethics, Theology Today, Jan 1986.
Silencing of Nugent, Gramick Sets A Novel Standard of Orthodoxy, America, August 1999 [on homosexuality]
A Christian Social Perspective on the Family, Mennonite Quarterly Review, April 2001.
What Is Sex For? A Dialogue Between Christian Tradition & Contemporary Culture, Report of Lecture, Jan 2002.
Embodiment & Justice For Women: Martha Nussbaum & Catholic Social Teaching, Von Hugel Institute, July 2003 [PDF]
Political/Social Ethics
Religious Views on War & US Response, Religion & Ethics News, Sept 2001 [transcript of panel discussion]
Is This Just War?, US Catholic, Dec 2001 [Interview]
Other
On Being A Catholic Feminist, Lecture April 2003 [PDF]
Books Reviews
Review of James Gustafson, Ethics From A Theocentric Perspective: Theology & Ethics, Theology Today, July 1982.
Review of Joseph Allen, Love & Conflict: A Covenantal Model of Christian Ethics, Theology Today, April 1985.
Review of James Hanigan, As I Have Loved You: The Challenge of Christian Ethics, Theology Today, Oct 1986.
Review of Sharon Welch, A Feminist Ethic of Risk, Theology Today, Jan 1991.
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