Darrell J. Fasching & Dell deChant 
Comparative Religious Ethics [PDF ebook] 
A Narrative Approach to Global Ethics

Part I: Religion, Ethics and Stories of War and Peace.
1. Religion, Ethics, and Storytelling.
2. Stories of War and Peace in an Age of Globalization.
Part II: War and Peace: Ancient Stories and Postmodern Life Stories.
Introduction: Ethics after Auschwitz and Hiroshima.
3. Gilgamesh and the Religious Quest.
4. The Socratic Religious Experience: From the Birth of Ethics to the Quest for Cosmopolis.
5. Hindu Stories – Ancient and Postmodern.
6. Buddhist Stories – Ancient and Postmodern.
7. Jewish Stories – Ancient and Postmodern.
8. Christian Stories – Ancient and Postmodern.
9. Islamic Stories – Ancient and Postmodern.
Part III: The Path to Global Ethics: The Way of all the Earth.
Introduction.
10. Feminist Audacity and the Ethics of Interdependence.
11. Cosmopolis: The Way of all the Earth.
Index of Subjects.
Index of Names and Terms.
See the Website for this book www.blackwellpublishing.com/faschingdechant/for the following:
Epilogue: Gandhian Ethics in an Age of Terrorism.
Appendix 1: The United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Appendix 2: 2nd Parliament of World Religions Declaration Toward a Global Ethic.

Darrell J. Fasching is Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the University of South Florida where he has previously served as Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and as Chair of the Department of Religious Studies. His published books include The Ethical Challenge of Auschwitz and Hiroshima (1993) and The Coming of the Millennium (1996). He is also a co-author (with John Esposito and Todd Lewis) of World Religions Today (2006) and Religion and Globalization (2008).
Dell de Chant is Senior Instructor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Religious Studies at the University of South Florida. He is the author of a number of titles, including Religion and Culture in the West: A Primer (2008), and The Sacred Santa: Religious Dimensions of Consumer Culture (2002).
David M. Lantigua is a Ph.D. candidate in Moral Theology/Christian Ethics at the University of Notre Dame. He is a contributor to Hispanic American Religious Cultures (2009), and has published in Aporia, undergraduate philosophy journal. For the spring of 2011 he has received a grant for dissertation research in Salamanca, Spain, to investigate the topics of religious rights, just war, and the limits of toleration among sixteenth-century Spanish theologians and jurists.