Neil Messer

Author of Christian Ethics

About the Author

Neil Messer is professor of theology and head of the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Winchester, United Kingdom, and a minister in the United Reformed Church. His previous books include Respecting Life: Theology and Bioethics and Selfish Genes and Christian Ethics.

Includes the name: Neil G. Messer

Works by Neil Messer

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Christian Ethics (2006) 74 copies, 1 review

Flourishing: Health, Disease, and Bioethics in Theological Perspective (2013) 18 copies

Going by the Book: Exploring Ethics and the Bible (Church Times Study Guides) (2006) 17 copies

Selfish Genes and Christian Ethics: The Theological-ethical Implications of Evolutionary Biology (2007) 15 copies

Theological Issues in Bioethics: An Introduction With Readings (2002) 12 copies, 1 review

Respecting Life: Theology and Bioethics (2011) 10 copies

The Ethics of Human Cloning (2001) 6 copies

The Bible: Culture, Community, Society (2013) — Editor — 6 copies

Therapeutic Covenant (Ethical Studies) (1996) 5 copies

Theological neuroethics : Christian ethics meets the science of the human brain (2017) 5 copies

Doing What Comes Naturally: Exploring Sexual Ethics ("Church Times" Study Guides) (2007) 4 copies

Science in Theology: Encounters between Science and the Christian Tradition (2020) 4 copies

The Ethics of Human Cloning 3 copies

Genes, Persons and God: Theological and Ethical Reflections on Human Genetic Manipulation (Ethics) (1994) 2 copies

SCM Studyguide Christian Ethics (SCM Study Guide) (2011) 2 copies

The therapeutic Covenant 2 copies

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Systematic Theology and Climate Change: Ecumenical Perspectives (2014) — Contributor — 11 copies

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ajgoddard 141 reviews

SCM Study Guide to Christian Ethics (SCM Study Guide) by Neil Messer

A very readable guide simply introducing such issues as how to make ethical decisions, Scripture, natural law, duty and consequences, virtue, liberation and feminism with discussion of concepts and case studies.

Jun 5, 2020

ajgoddard 141 reviews

Theological Issues in Bioethics: An Introduction with Readings by Neil Messer