Dion A. Forster

“A Curious Machine”

Theology

“This excellent volume of essays delves into the intricacies of human existence in an era of growing dependence on technology in our daily lives. The authors acknowledge that these technologies bear both the promise of advancement and the peril of potentially impacting human identity, individuality, and overall well-being. This volume promises to invigorate your theological imagination while offering valuable insights and resources from the Wesleyan theological tradition to navigate the challenges and possibilities of a (post)human future.”

An Ethical Evaluation of Lethal Functions in Autoregulative Weapons Systems

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is essential for a critical understanding of the ethical complexities of autonomous weapons systems. As an African Christian theologian, I endorse this work for its critical engagement with theological ethics and technology, offering valuable insights and frameworks for ethical reasoning. This timely and interdisciplinary work is vital for scholars and policymakers addressing the moral challenges posed by modern warfare.”

Colin Gunton, Tim Keller, and the Trinitarian Challenge to Individualism

Work, Money & Leadership

“In this timely and compelling work, Steve Pearson offers a theologically rich critique of market-driven identity. Drawing on Colin Gunton’s Trinitarian insights, Pearson challenges prevailing individualisms and invites a renewed understanding of work, identity, and community. This book is essential reading for those exploring the theological and ethical contours of faith and economics. Pearson offers a novel and important contribution to public theology.”

Decolonizing Wesleyan Theology

Theology

“Wesleyan and Methodist theologies fit into a rich, yet ambiguous history that is characterized by promise and peril. This book offers a strong, critical, and hopeful engagement with both historical and constructive Wesleyan and Methodist theologies. In doing so, it unearths the potential for decolonizing Wesleyan and Methodist theologies for new generations from relatively underexplored contexts. I highly recommend this volume for academic theologians, ministry practitioners, and grassroots activists!”

Ethnic Diversity, National Unity

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Recent global political events have once again highlighted the importance of critical academic studies at the intersections of ethnicity and nationhood. This volume of essays is a very timely and important contribution to the field. It presents an important series of interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary, reflections on the moral pedagogies of belonging and identity among Ethiopians. Each of the texts left me with new insights, answers to important questions, and a deeper understanding.”

Sexual Reformation?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This important and timely collection of essays offers a superb engagement with questions related to sex, sexuality, and the Christian faith. The editors have masterfully gathered and presented a series of theological and ethical contributions from a range of theological and ethical perspectives. This book is sure to shape our thinking for years to come. I highly recommend it.”

The Moral Teachings of Jesus

Christian Living

“In this timely and important book, David Gushee presents a compelling exploration of the teachings and example of Jesus, emphasizing their enduring relevance and radical nature for justice, the flourishing of all creation, and the reality of peace. Gushee’s insightful analysis invites contemporary seekers around the world to engage deeply with Jesus' example and teachings, especially at a time when ethical considerations and moral conflicts challenge the fabric of our societies. I found it challenging and transformative. I highly recommend it!”