David Schnasa Jacobsen and Robert Allen Kelly, Kairos Preaching: Speaking Gospel to the Situation

Speaking with the Gospel

David Robert Hadden

His training through the early 1960s, in his chosen specialty of endocrinology and diabetes, began in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. After a Clinical Research Fellowship using the new technique of radioimmunoassay to measure growth hormone, he travelled as Fulbright Fellow to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, USA . His identification and report in the journal Nature of a growth horm...

Francisco Suárez: On Preaching the Gospel to People Like the American Indians

In this Article, I will trace Suárez’s thoughts on the natural equality of all men as well as the natural character and equality of their republics. Then, in a context of natural law and the limits of state power, I will consider Suárez’s positions on the jus gentium (law of nations) and war. Next, I will consider Suárez’s divisions of non-Christians and his views on preaching the Gospel to peo...

Robert Reiner , Sonia Livingstone and Jessica Allen

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The Ethics of Dissent: The Case of David Kelly

In this paper, we rely on the story of the late British weapons inspector David Kelly to illustrate how sensemaking can inform the study of the ethics of suppression of dissent. Using archival data, we reconstruct Dr. Kelly’s key responsibilities as a weapons inspector and government employee. We begin by clarifying the concept of dissent and how it is a useful organizational process. We identi...