Michael G. Lawler is the Amelia and Emil Graff Professor Emeritus of Catholic Theology at Creighton University, Omaha, NE. Todd A. Salzman is the Amelia and Emil Graff Professor of Catholic Theology at Creighton University. Their recent co-authored publications include: Sexual Ethics: A Theological Introduction (2012); “Method and Catholic Theological Ethics in the Twenty-First Century,” Theological Studies (2013); “People Beginning Sexual Experience,” Oxford Handbook of Theology, Sexuality, and Gender (2015); and articles in Heythrop Journal, Irish Theological Quarterly, Louvain Studies, Horizons, and America.

• PrologueOne: Method and Catholic Theological Ethics in the 21st CenturyTwo: Theologians and the Magisterium: A Proposal for a Complementarity of Charisms through DialogueThree: The Mystery of Sexuality: Catholic ReflectionsFour: Human Experience and Catholic Ethics Five: Theology, Science, and Sexual Anthropologies: An InvestigationSix: Sexual Ethics: Complementarity and the Truly HumanSeven: Virtue Ethics: Natural and ChristianEight: Sexual Anthropology and Virtue EthicsNine: Divorce and Remarriage in the Catholic ChurchTen: Artificial Reproductive TechnologiesIndex

This book offers an excellent summary of the current state of catholic theological ethics.... L. and S. have clearly reignited the discussion in catholic theological ethics. Producing monographs together is a testimony to the authors' ability to dialogue. The dialogical aim of this book is well reflected in the style and language which make the publication exceptionally accessible, even if the themes the authors consider are complex and contested but absolutely foundational for normative ethics.