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Recently, a shift from focus on the historical Jesus to a Christology centered around its relationship to Scripture and dogmatics, along with its methodological implications and effect on the moral life. Having matured through the quandaries of the past few decades, Christology emerges into this shift rife with possibilities for newfound reflection. McMahon surveys the theological landscape in this regard, searching for a revitalizing development to be applied to today’s moral theology.