Lonergan on the Edge 2019 «Back 2019-09-20 Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI Contributor Title Cecille M. Medina-Maldonado Overcoming Biases and Treating Female Infertility: NaPro Technology and Artificial Reproductive Technology Benjamin J. Homan From Props to Players: Recognizing the Creaturely Cast in the Theodramatics of History Ogonna Hilary Nwainya Bias Conversion and Recognition: Contextualizing Lonergan’s Theology in Post-Genocide Rwanda David Justice Suffering as Conversion: White Supremacy in MLK’s Theology through the Lenses of Lonerganian Bias and Conversion Zac Karanovich (Mis)Understood Values: Rural, White American and the Barriers to “Becoming Black” Taylor Nutter Technology in the Classroom and Consumerism Dr. Steven Cone “Bias” and “Conversion” in Lonergan’s Thought Stephen Calme Seeking Communal Authenticity: Jose Medina’s Work as a Step Toward Lonergan Collective Responsibility David Rohrer Budiash Dramatic Bias and “What you See Is All There Is”: A Conversation Between Daniel Kahneman and Bernard Lonergan Liam Farrer “Together as On People”: Hearing God’s Call to Conversion from Clericalism to Solidarity Dr. Juli Vazquez Krivsky Wisdom as Self-Surrender and our Identity in Christ Dr. Jen Sanders A Theology of Bias, Conversation, and Conversion: Trinitarian Insights and Pedagogical and Liturgical Applications