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<span>This book attempts to illuminate the issue of moral injury and identify means of healing, recovery, and repair for those morally injured by their experiences in combat (or similar situations).</span>

<span>Acknowledgments</span>
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<span>Introduction</span>
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<span> Brad E. Kelle</span>
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<span>Part One: Understanding Moral Injury (Definitions, Questions, Debates)</span>
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<span>1. What Is Moral Injury? Current Definitions, Perspectives, and Contexts</span>
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<span> Joseph McDonald</span>
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<span>2. The Emergence and Development of the Concept of Moral Injury</span>
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<span> Alanna Coady, Jessica R. Carney, Sheila Frankfurt, and Brett T. Litz</span>
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<span>3. Moral Injury and Its Causes, Symptoms, and Responses</span>
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<span> Gabriella Lettini</span>
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<span>Part Two: Depicting Moral Injury (Ancient and Modern Portrayals)</span>
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<span>4. Feast or Famine: A Veteran’s Reflection on Moral Injury and Recovery</span>
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<span> Tyler Boudreau</span>
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<span>5. Moral Injury and the Role of Chaplains</span>
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<span> Zachary Moon</span>
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<span>6. “Do Not Torment Me”: The Morally Injured Gerasene Demoniac (Mark 5:1-20)</span>
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<span> Michael Yandell</span>
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<span>7. Moral Injury in Genesis 19 and Moral Repair in the Book of Ruth</span>
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<span> Nancy R. Bowen</span>
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<span>Part Three: Engaging Moral Injury (Diverse Perspectives and Resources)</span>
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<span>8. Addressing Moral Injury in Psychotherapy and Counseling</span>
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<span> Joseph M. Currier and Wesley H. McCormick</span>
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<span>9. Spiritual Care for Veterans and Their Families Affected by Moral Injury: How Faith Communities Can Help</span>
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<span> Nancy J. Ramsay</span>
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<span>10. Spiritual Formation and Pastoral Care Approaches to Moral Injury</span>
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<span> Duane H. Larson</span>
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<span>11. Moral Injury, Scripture, and Contemporary Biblical Studies</span>
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<span> Brad E. Kelle</span>
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<span>12. Moral Injury and Humanizing the Enemy in Judges 5</span>
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<span> Amy C. Cottrill</span>
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<span>13. The New Testament and Moral Injury: Peter, Judas, and the Portrayals of Moral Harm and Repair</span>
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<span> Warren Carter</span>
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<span>14. Moral Injury, the Bible, and US War-Culture</span>
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<span> Kelly Denton-Borhaug</span>
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<span>15. Christian Theology and Moral Injury</span>
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<span> Brian S. Powers</span>
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<span>16. Approaching Moral Injury through the Lens of Social Ethics</span>
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<span> Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon </span>
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<span>Index</span>
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<span>About the Contributors</span>
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<span>Brad E. Kelle</span>
<span> is professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Point Loma Nazarene University Recently and author of </span>
<span>The Bible and Moral Injury: Reading Scripture Alongside War’s Unseen Wounds.</span>