The Robot Will See You NowJohn Wyatt'The Robot Will See You Now', edited by Wyatt & Williams, looks at the whole area of AI and robotics and shows us how we can respond to these technological advances as Christians. This book is a valuable contribution to the discussion and if you're a Christian with an interest in this area, this is definitely a book you should read.
Strange New WorldCarl R. TruemanIn a play on words and offering a diametrically opposite view to Huxley's 'Brave New World', Carl Trueman looks at the modern West's moral confusion which he argues has resulted in the "expressive individualism" we see around us today. This is a popular-level edition of the more technical, 'Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self'. These are both must-reads for anyone interested in culture and how we got here, written by a generational voice!
Tough Issues, True HopeLuke H. Davis'Tough Issues, True Hope' is written to help Christians understand the most important ethical issues of the present day, so we are better equipped to positively offer hope to those with whom we engage. Luke Davis provides clear overviews of the issues and wisdom to follow to help us form consistent and biblical views which will in turn help others form better views and be attracted to better ways of thinking about morality and ethics. Excellent in content and readable in style, we recommend it highly!
What the Bible Says about Birth Control, Infertility, Reproductive Technology, and AdoptionGrudemIn 'What the Bible Says about Birth Control, Infertility, Reproductive Technology, and Adoption', Wayne Grudem explores these difficult and weighty subjects with compassion, skill, and a lot of biblical wisdom. This is part of an excellent series of shorter studies on what the Bible teaches on topical issues and well worth collecting and reading no matter where you are in your journey!
What the Bible Says about Abortion, Euthanasia, and End-of-Life Medical DecisionsWayne GrudemIn 'What the Bible Says about Abortion, Euthanasia, and End-of-Life Medical Decisions', Wayne Grudem handles these issues of life & death, showing us what the Bible has to say about them and providing penetrating thoughts and answers to some of society's most difficult questions. This is part of an excellent series of shorter studies on what the Bible teaches on topical issues and well worth collecting and reading no matter where you are in your journey!
Ethics and Moral ReasoningC. Ben Mitchell'Ethics and Moral Reasoning' by Ben Mitchell is a shorter student's guide to Ethics. In this thoughtful book, he addresses many of the moral/ethical dilemmas Christians face today, and with verve he leans on Scripture and selected key thinkers in the field of Ethics, to provide a Christian framework for how we might approach the modern moral maze! Suitable for students and non-students, this is simply a really helpful book on the subject of Ethics.
Ethics for a Brave New WorldJohn S. FeinbergIn 'Ethics for a Brave New World', John & Paul Feinberg explore the themes raised in Aldous Huxley’s prophetic 'Brave New World', written almost 100 years ago, in which he foresaw the domination of humanity by technology. The authors offer a detailed analysis of current technological advances and offer a thoughtful response to help us navigate modern ethical issues. This is one of the more detailed books on this subject at almost 850 pages, but it provides a rigorous treatment of the subject, and is suitable for students and thoughtful believers alike.
Christian Ethics – Four ViewsSteve WilkensThis is a 'discussion book' on the subject of Christian Ethics featuring four voices representing various viewpoints (Kallenberg, Hare, Peterson, and Heltzel). They each present their views while also having the opportunity to critique each other's theses. These books are generally helpful to gain an understanding of different views on matters of theology and practice, and this volume discusses the four main views on Christian Ethics.
The Moral Maze: Way of Exploring Christian Ethicsand Fellow and Chaplain'The Moral Maze' was first published more than 40 years ago, but its impact continues with another new generation of readers. If you're thinking through ethical issues, or even a particular ethical issue, this book will offer advice on how to navigate difficult moral choices and act wisely in a world of endless possibilities. At less than 200 pages, it's not a huge book, but easily sits at the top table of books from which any Christian will profit.
Moral ChoicesScott Rae'Moral Choices' is one of the larger and more comprehensive books on the subject of Christian ethics. In almost 500 pages, Scott Rae explores all the categories of Ethics based on extensive research and biblical data, he offers a balanced Christian perspective on these complex issues. The book includes case studies, discussion questions, and sections containing suggested reading. 'Moral Choices' is used at undergraduate level, but it's not too technical that it won't benefit the thoughtful Christian who's trying to navigate the plethora of complex ethical issues the Church faces today, and offers an invaluable handbook for reference.
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