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A Note on Sources. The information presented in this chapter is drawn from a critical use of textual sources, archaeological data, and scholarly studies that pertain to the Jerusalem temple and its sacred economy.143 I include sources that pre-date (e.g., 143 Significant scholarly surveys of the sacred economy of Judea and its temple include: Jostein Ådna, Jerusalemer Tempel und Tempelmarkt im 1. Jahrhundert n.
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A Note on Sources. Theo-ethical reflection involves decisions about sources. The interpretive approach to Christian ethics highlights the many possible sources that can inform the description of what is going on in any given social phenomena. I draw on formal Xxxxxxxxx xxxx-ethical reflection on health and secondary analysis of international and global health in order to contextualize the processes of theo-ethical reflection taking place in Masangane and the CMC. These sources are necessary but not sufficient for describing the practical dimensions of theo-ethical participation that this dissertation points toward. Thus, for the purposes of this dissertation, I have selected sources that in some way show the process of theo-ethical reflection over time in institutions. The sources that have been most helpful in understanding these processes in the two case studies include: evaluative reports, internal organizational memos, organizational archives, and participant observation. This, of course, is not an exhaustive list of the possible sources for showing the process of theo-ethical reflection over time. (Indeed, in earlier conceptions of this project, I envisioned semi-structured interviews with Masangane and CMC leaders as an emic source for understanding the processes of theo-ethical in these organizations. I remain committed to this approach for future iterations of the argument in this dissertation.) However, I view my selection of these sources as consistent with a Christian ethics that pays attention to the texture of meso-level institutions, a texture that is often smoothed out when Christian ethicists rely primarily on theological and philosophical texts, scripture, or secondary macro-level analysis (e.g., in order to substantiate normative claims about global justice). Specifically, the reports, memos, and other organizational documents show the institutions reconciling, however provisionally, the commitments emerging in their theo-ethical reflection and the practical constraints and possibilities of institional activity in complex webs of social activity. In this way, these sources show how religious entities more broadly, and not just churches, function as communities of theologically inflected moral discernment. These sources, thus, offer important insights into theo-ethical reflection as an ongoing discernment of the appropriate, or fitting, response to patterns and processes in which we participate. Part of this discernment about the appropriate response entails...

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