No. 1

Methodological choices in Kelseys's eccentric existence/John E. Thiel. -- pp. [1]-13.

Buoys for accentric existence/James J. Buckley. -- pp.[14]-25.

The one story:a critique of David Kelse's theological robotics/Catherine Pickstock.--pp.[26]-40.

The what, how and who of humanity before God: theological anthropology and the bible in the twenty-fist century/David f. Ford. --pp.[41]-54.

A trinitarian grammar of sin/Joy Ann Mcdougal. --pp.[55]-71.

Response to this symposium on eccentric existence/David H. Kelasey. --pp.[72]-86.

The lost legacy of anselm's argument: re-thinking the purpose of proofs for the existence of God/Lydia Schumacher.--pp.[87]-101.

"Early christian binitarianism':from religiuos phenomenon to polemical insult to scholarly concept/Bogdan G. Bucur.--pp.[102]-120.

Evidencing the eschaton: progressive-transformative animal welfare in the church fathers/Ryan Patrick Mclaughlin.--pp.[121]-146.

On "thomistic kabbalah"/John Milbank.--pp.[147]-185.

Introduction: faith, rationality and the passions/Sarah Coakley. --pp.[117]-125.

The intention of fanatism/WilliamT. Cavanaugh.--[126]-137.

The late arrival language word, nature and the devine in plato's cratylus/Catherine Pickstock.--pp.[138]-262.

Evagrius ponticus and the Eastern and monastic tradition on the intellect and the passions/Columba Stewart,O.S.D.--pp[263]-276.

Hume versus kant: faith, reason and feeling/John Milbank.--pp.[276]-297.

Revolting passions/Thomas Dixon. --pp.[298]-312.

Wittgenstein on faith, rationality and passions/Stephen Mulhall. --pp.[213]-324.

Psychology and the rationality of emotion/Gerald L. Clore.--pp.[325]-338.

the neuroscience of emotion are reasoning in social contexts:implications for moral theology/Michael L. Spezio.--pp.[339]-356.

postscript: what (if anything) can the sciences tell philosophy and theology about faith, rationality and passions?/Sarah Coakley. --pp.[357]-361.

"love your enemies": unsury, cititzenship and the friend-enemy distinction/Luke Bretherton. --pp.[366]-394.

making room for the other: material morning and eschatological hope/Janice Allison Thompson.--pp.[395]413.

Reading Augustine through job a reparative reading og Augustine's doctrine of predestination/Susannah Ticciati. --pp.[414]-441.

The modernity of christian theology or writing Kierkegaard again for first time/Mark D. Jordan. --pp.[442]-451.

Releasing the feminine voice: a cavellian epistemology for the philosophy of religion/Ludger Viefhues-Bailey. --pp.[452]-461.

"A greatest miracle": Stanley Cavell, moral perfectionism, and the ascent into the ordinary/Hent De Vries. --pp.[462]-477

Philosophy as tragedy or what words won't give/Graham Ward. --pp.[478]-496.

Finitud and original sin: cavell's contribution to theology/Espen Dahl. --pp.[497]-516.

Response/Stanley Cavell. --pp.[517]-525.

No.4

Republics and their loves: rereading city of God/Gregory W. Lee. --pp.[553]-581.

Can christian talk about God be literal?/Jan Muis.--pp.[582]-607.

Kant's transcendental idealism, freedom and the divine mind/Christopher J. Insole.--pp.[608]-638.

Disability, Impairment, and some medieval accounts of the incarnation: suggestions for a theology of personhood/Richard Cross.--pp.[639]-658.