Responses to Walker, Chan and Kuo

Joan Lockwood O’Donovan

doi:10.1177/09539468261422907

February 1, 2026Studies in Christian Ethics

Responses to Walker, Chan and Kuo

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Key Points

To address critiques and engage with themes presented in essays about English Public Theology.
Engaged with essays by John Walker, Eckhart Chan, and Enoch Kuo.
Critically analyzed arguments related to natural rights.
Proposed alternative perspectives based on the author's work.
Highlighted key themes in public theology discussed by the authors.
Emphasized the relevance of natural rights in contemporary discussions.
Provided a response to specific critiques presented in the essays.

Implication

This reply discusses themes from essays on English Public Theology, suggesting new insights on natural rights.

Abstract

This paper offers a reply to the essays by John Walker, Eckhart Chan, and Enoch Kuo in this issue which engage with aspects of my book English Public Theology: A Reformation Response to the Crisis of Natural Rights (Bloomsbury, 2023).

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