Bearing the fruit of many years teaching in Dublin, Maureen Junker-Kenny successfully combines accessible exposition with judicious criticism. Wide ranging in its scope and learning, her study of approaches to theological ethics will serve as an illuminating guide to students. This volume is set to become an important point of reference for others working in the field.

David Fergusson, Professor of Divinity, University of Edinburgh, UK

Arguably, this book will significantly expand the English-speaking debate on theological ethics. It not only provides an erudite outline of recent continental positions in this field but also brings them into a critical conversation with the Anglophone discourse. On this basis, a quite novel approach to theological ethics comes into sight.

Christoph Hübenthal, Professor of Systematic Theology, Radboud University, Netherlands

This book is of great didactic clarity.

Theologie der Gegenwart (trans. by Bloomsbury Academic)

The strength of this work ... lies in the targeted comparison of theological-ethical approaches, which the students often encounter in the first semesters, but here are placed in a larger context and can thus lead to a more careful handling of ethical positions ... At the same time, this book has undoubtedly made an important, long overdue contribution to the exchange of different traditions of thought, which is significant far beyond the English-speaking world and which should not be missing in any well-stocked theological library today.

ET-Studies, Journal of the European Society for Catholic Theology