Jonathan Rothchild
Professor of Theological Studies
Biography
Education
University of Chicago
Ph.D.
Divinity School
2004
University of Chicago
M.A.
Divinity School
1999
Georgetown University
B.A.
Theology
1996
Areas of Expertise
Affiliations
- Society of Christian Ethics
- American Academy of Religion
- North American Paul Tillich Society
Courses
Punishment and Mercy
Punishment and Mercy
God and The Good: An Introduction to Christian Ethics
God and The Good: An Introduction to Christian Ethics
Christian Marriage and Sexuality
Christian Marriage and Sexuality
God and the Human Experience
God and the Human Experience
Foundations of Theological Ethics
Foundations of Theological Ethics
Issues in Moral Theology Today
Issues in Moral Theology Today
Theology, Law, Science
Theology, Law, Science
Topics in Theological Ethics
Topics in Theological Ethics
Articles
Federalism, Subsidiarity, and Voting Rights: Critiquing the Shelby County decision through Johannes Althusius and Catholic Social Teaching
The Journal of Law and Religion 32.1 (March 2017): 147-171.“Federalism, Subsidiarity, and Voting Rights: Critiquing the Shelby County decision through Johannes Althusius and Catholic Social Teaching” (accepted; forthcoming in The Journal of Law and Religion).
Childhood without Life, Life without Childhood: Theological and Legal Critiques of Current Juvenile Justice Policies
Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics“Childhood without Life, Life without Childhood: Theological and Legal Critiques of Current Juvenile Justice Policies,” Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics 33:1 (2013): 124-157.
Transforming the Circle: Tillich's Dialectic Conception of Love and the Meaning of History
International Jahrbuch on Tillich's Philosophy of History“Transforming the Circle: Tillich's Dialectic Conception of Love and the Meaning of History.” International Jahrbuch on Tillich's Philosophy of History, edited by Danz, Christian, Marc Dumas, Werner Schüßler, Mary Ann Stenger, and Erdmann Strum. Volume 8:1 (October, 2013): 15-32.
Dispenser of the Mercy of the Government: Pardons, the Rule of Law, and Felony Disenfranchisement
Journal of Religious Ethics“Dispenser of the Mercy of the Government: Pardons, the Rule of Law, and Felony Disenfranchisement,” Journal of Religious Ethics 39:1 (2011) 48-70.
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Value and Vulnerability: An Interfaith Dialogue on Human Dignity
Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 2020.Co-edited with Matthew Petrusek
Value and Vulnerability: An Interfaith Dialogue on Human Dignity.
Doing Justice to Mercy: Religion, Law, and Criminal Justice
Charlottesville: The University of Virginia Press, 2007Co-edited with Matthew Meyer Boulton and Kevin Jung
Doing Justice to Mercy: Religion, Law, and Criminal Justice
“Guilt and Shame, Justice and Mercy: Mediating Actions and Whole Persons in Criminal Justice Processes”
Journal of Religious Ethics 48.3 (2020): 418–435.“Guilt and Shame, Justice and Mercy: Mediating Actions and Whole Persons in Criminal Justice Processes”
