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Introduction | |
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A Framework for Pastoral Ethics | |
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Promise-making | |
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Aspects of Professional Commitment | |
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Ethics and the More Excellent Way | |
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The Ethics of Pastoral Leadership | |
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Faithful Integrity | |
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Leadership Within, Not Above | |
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Leadership Style | |
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An Ethics of Management | |
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Mediating Within the Oikumene | |
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Creative Leadership and Ethical Restraint | |
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The Ethics of Preaching and Teaching | |
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Fidelity in Preaching | |
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Responsibility to and with Scripture | |
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Integrity in Preaching | |
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Freedom of the Pulpit--and Pew | |
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Preaching on Social Issues | |
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In Sum: The Promise of Preaching | |
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Ethical Concerns in Pastoral Care | |
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The Moral Setting for Pastoral Care | |
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Contract and Availability | |
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Who Are in the "Parish"? | |
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Referral | |
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Professional Distance | |
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The Minister as Moral Counselor | |
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Applications in Pastoral Care | |
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Confidentiality | |
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A Long Tradition | |
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Telling the Truth with Dying Patients | |
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Cross Gender Pastoral Care and Counseling | |
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Sexual Contact with Parishioners | |
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Clergy Adultery and Divorce | |
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Serving as Reference | |
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Independent Pastoral Counseling | |
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Financing Ministry | |
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Ambiguities | |
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Moonlighting and Tent Making | |
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The Erosion of Clergy Pay | |
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Fees and Honoraria | |
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Guidelines | |
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Fund Raising | |
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Clergy Unions | |
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Evaluation and Increments | |
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The Simple Life | |
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Relationships with Other Clergy | |
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Relations to Successors | |
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Competition | |
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Ecumenical Ethics | |
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The Assistant, the Associate, and the Interim | |
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Colleagueship | |
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References | |
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Community Outreach and Social Action | |
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Recent History | |
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Dilemmas of Public Ministry | |
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Public Ministry Imperatives | |
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Some Axioms and Obligations | |
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Church and State | |
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Partisan Politics and the Pastor | |
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Corporate Church and Individual Pastor | |
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Public Relations, Evangelism, and Church Growth | |
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Four Affirmations | |
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Professional Perspective | |
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Method in Evangelism and Promotion | |
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Principles of Action | |
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Personal Life | |
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Freedom of Self: the Public-Private Boundary | |
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Congruence | |
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Time for Work and Family | |
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"Distance" and Availability | |
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Professional Growth | |
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Prayer | |
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A Brief Postscript: "But is the Ministry a Profession?" | |
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An Ambiguous Word | |
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"Professional" More Positively Defined | |
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Institution and Ordained Ministry | |
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In Sum: Commitment and Competence | |
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Approaches to Pastoral Ethics | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |