Experience, Embodiment, and Community

Presenter: Maureen H. O’Connell
Date: Sept. 11, 2021
A presentation for:
"Reimagining the Moral Life: On Lisa Sowle Cahill’s Contributions to Christian Ethics"
In this presentation, O'Connell explores the significant influence of Lisa Sowle Cahill's ethical framework on faith-based community organizing, highlighting its applications in fostering social transformation through a blend of theology and practical engagement. The speaker discusses how Cahill’s integration of experience, embodiment, and community supports a dynamic approach to social justice, which resonates with contemporary movements and initiatives. The talk also connects Cahill’s theories with the works of other scholars in faith-based organizing, such as Mindy Fullilove and Gerald J. Beyer, underscoring the ongoing relevance of theological ethics in addressing modern societal challenges.
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Sponsored by the Institute for the Liberal Arts at Boston College, Boston College Theology Department, and the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry