Jana Marguerite Bennett
Biographic Data
| ID | 6716391 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jana Marguerite Bennett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jana Marguerite |
| FAMILY NAME | Bennett |
| SIGNATURE | BENNETT J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Dayton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Living the eighth day online
Online human relationships can exacerbate some of the worst of our tendencies toward each other, including deception, selfishness, apathy and disembodiment, and sexual harassment. Yet Christians can also bring their prayer practices online, as ways of bringing God’s new creation (known in Christian tradition as the Eighth Day) to the forefront. Through examination of three distinctive online prayer practices, combined with discussion of liturgica…
Loneliness
The author broadly defines singleness as including never-married, people in casual relationships as well as committed unmarried relationships, same-sex attracted and unattached people, widowed, divorced, and single parents; these are also called “states of singleness.” Singleness is usually identified with loneliness, having no sex, and having no romantic relationships. Focusing on any one of those identifications should be troubling for Christia…
Conclusions
This chapter draws conclusions from across the book. In bringing together the various states of singleness, we see how current debates about both gender and same-sex attraction have impacted discussions of singleness in ways that are detrimental to a Christian vision of singleness. We also see that single Christians have been drawn to life in communities, broadly understood. At the same time, Christian communities have often failed at supporting …
Singleness and the Church
Christians ought to be the people who most support singleness, given what scripture and tradition suggests—but they do not. Despite the fact that almost half of all Americans are single, singleness remains an often-overlooked oddity in American culture and in Christian communities. This book examines a variety of forgotten ways of being single: never-married, casual uncommitted relationships, committed unmarried relationships, same-sex attracted …
Beyond the Abortion Wars
In the interest of full disclosure, Charles Camosy and I blog for catholicmoraltheology.com, where we share an interest in doing exactly the kind of important thing he does in this book: bring toge
What Faith Formation Means in the Age of “Nones”
Conceiving Parenthood
Communion and Otherness
The Moral Theology of Pope John Paul II – Charles E. Curran
Sharing in Christ's Virtues
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Sharing in Christ's Virtues
The Moral Theology of Pope John Paul II – Charles E. Curran
Communion and Otherness
Conceiving Parenthood
What Faith Formation Means in the Age of “Nones”
Loneliness
The author broadly defines singleness as including never-married, people in casual relationships as well as committed unmarried relationships, same-sex attracted and unattached people, widowed, divorced, and single parents; these are also called “states of singleness.” Singleness is usually identified with loneliness, having no sex, and having no romantic relationships. Focusing on any one of those identifications should be troubling for Christia…
Conclusions
This chapter draws conclusions from across the book. In bringing together the various states of singleness, we see how current debates about both gender and same-sex attraction have impacted discussions of singleness in ways that are detrimental to a Christian vision of singleness. We also see that single Christians have been drawn to life in communities, broadly understood. At the same time, Christian communities have often failed at supporting …
Singleness and the Church
Christians ought to be the people who most support singleness, given what scripture and tradition suggests—but they do not. Despite the fact that almost half of all Americans are single, singleness remains an often-overlooked oddity in American culture and in Christian communities. This book examines a variety of forgotten ways of being single: never-married, casual uncommitted relationships, committed unmarried relationships, same-sex attracted …
Beyond the Abortion Wars
In the interest of full disclosure, Charles Camosy and I blog for catholicmoraltheology.com, where we share an interest in doing exactly the kind of important thing he does in this book: bring toge
Living the eighth day online
Online human relationships can exacerbate some of the worst of our tendencies toward each other, including deception, selfishness, apathy and disembodiment, and sexual harassment. Yet Christians can also bring their prayer practices online, as ways of bringing God’s new creation (known in Christian tradition as the Eighth Day) to the forefront. Through examination of three distinctive online prayer practices, combined with discussion of liturgica…
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