Image from Google Jackets

Cross Currents.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Cross Currents Corporation.LOC classification:
  • PER .76 1997 V.47
Contents:
No.1
The Sefirot: Kabbalistic Archetypes of mind and creation/ William Birmingham -- pp. 5-25.
Sister Helen, Brother Michel: The discipline of love/Anne Dalke -- pp. 30-42.
Religion, Politics, and the States: Cross-cultural Observations/N. J. Demerath III and Karen S. Straight -- pp. 43-58.
The Auroral Hour and the Throe History/Jerome Miller -- pp. 59-68.
What Do Hindus Do?-- The Role of the Vedanta Societies in North America/Pravrajika Vrajaprana -- pp.69-85.
Stared Witness Takes the stand/Peter Heinegg -- pp. 86-91.
Christ in the Desert of Twentieth-Century Poetry/Peggy Rosenthal-- pp. 92-101.
Two Teeth/Janet Kaplan -- pp. 102-105.
A Curious Imitation/Mary Ellen Foster McEvily -- pp. 106.
Mid-Winter Matins/Ed Block, Jr. --pp.107.
no.2
Nine ways not to talk about God/Raimond Panikkan -- pp.149-153.
The Decentered-postConstantinian church: An Exhange/Rodger A. Badham and Ola Sigurdson -- pp. 154-165.
Identity and Community: A Response/Philip Culbertson -- pp. 166-172.
Faith and Fiction-Making: The Catholic Context/Ann Copeland -- pp. 173-194.
Beyond Occassional Witnesses/Jim Perkinson -- pp. 195-208.
Haiti at the Crossroads/Giles Danroc -- pp. 210-218.
From the Poeticsa of Excess to the Prose of Justice/Anselm Kyongsuk Min -- pp. 219-229.
To see the world profoundly: The films of Robert Bresson/Shmuel Ben-gad -- pp. 230-235.
Interdependence: A Meditation on "Human Economics"/John D. Ryan -- pp./ 236-240.
Englis 101/Evelyn Mattern -- pp. 241.
Exit/Jay Liveson -- pp. 242.
Bread/Lou Masson -- pp. 243.
No.3
A Sense of the Tranxcendent/Vaclav Havel -- pp. 293-300.
Interpreting Vaclav Hvel/ Walter H. Capps -- pp.301-316.
Theology is a kind of writing: The emergence of Theopoetics/ Scott Holland -- pp. 317 - 331
Post-secular culture: The return of religion in contemporary theory and literature/ John A. Mclure -- pp. 332 - 347.
And the earth is filled with the breath of life/ Arthur Waskow -- pp. 348 - 363.
Communitarianism, christian realism, and the crisis of progressive christianity/ Gary Dorrien -- pp. 364 - 378.
Hope for the new millennium: An exchange between umberto eco and carlo maria martini/ Umberto Eco -- pp. 379 - 389.
Eurocentrism and native americans/ Dale Stover -- pp. 390 - 397.
Where there's a will there's a why: The goldhagen debate/ Stephen R. Haynes -- pp. 397 - 405.
An unconstitutional neglect of religion/ Ronald B. Flowers -- pp. 405 - 406.
The evolution of black theology/ Julian Kunnie -- pp. 407 - 408.
Tormented in the flame of abandonement/ Dwight N. Hopkins -- pp. 408 - 410.
Nitty-gritty hermeneutics/ Victor Anderson -- pp. 410 - 413.
Evil embraced/ Paul Mojzes -- pp. 414 - 415.
Tracking Jesus, trapping Christ/ James Treat -- pp. 415 - 417.
Where have all the members gone?/ John A. Coleman -- pp. 417 - 419.
Yes to global ethic: voices from religion and politics/ Anne Lonergan -- pp. 419 - 420.
The comforter: stories of loss and rebirth/ Shelley Schiff -- pp. 420 - 421.
Paul the accused: his portrait in the acts of the apostles/ F. X. Quinn -- p. 421.
Les protestants face aux defis du xxi siecle/ Joseph Cunneen -- pp. 421 - 422.
The least of these my brethren/ Nancy Malone -- pp. 422 - 423.
Seeing God everywhere/ Joseph Cunneen -- p. 423.
Post-einsteinian spirituality in the andes/ Ernest W. Ranly -- pp. 427 - 432.
No. 4
Compassion for peace/ Joseph Cunneen -- pp. 435 - 436.
Religions, hard and soft/ Johan Galtung -- pp. 437 - 450.
Awakening and grace: religious identity in the thought of Masao Abe and Karl Rahner/ Leo D. Lefebure -- pp. 451 - 472.
Women and work in a sustainable society/ Maria Mies -- pp. 473 - 492.
The african experience of God through the eyes of an Akan woman/ Mercy Amba Oduyoye -- pp. 493 - 504.
The jewish transformation of modern thought: Levinas and Philosophy after the holocaust/ Jacob Meskin -- pp. 505 - 517.
Toward a theological understanding of postmodernism/ Daniel J. Adams -- pp. 518 - 530.
Dreams in the dark: fiction chronicle/ Robert Ellis Hosmer, Jr. -- pp. 531 - 541.
Stumbling toward the truth/ Jean- Philippe Mathy -- pp. 544 - 547.
Sex, subtlety, and the supernatural/ Margo Williams -- pp. 547 - 551.
Revisioning the familiar/ Sally Cunnen -- pp. 551 - 553.
The model of righteousness/ Robert L. Mowery -- pp. 553 - 554.
The bodies politic, erotic, and apocalyptic/ John David Dawson -- pp. 554 - 558.
Interpret Thyself/ David Mccabe -- pp. 558 - 560.
They keep on talking/ Gerard A. Vanderhaar -- pp. 560 - 561.
The uncommon common good/ Joseph Tusa -- pp. 562 - 564.
Perfect being/ Daniel E. Flage -- pp. 564 - 566.
Centralization is the watchword/ John J. O'keefe -- pp. 566 - 568.
The Thirty-year crisis/ John P. Tiemstra -- pp. 568 - 570.
Interaction of belief and practice/ Leo D. Lefebure -- pp. 571 - 572.
Revisionin Mary/ James M. O' toole -- pp. 572 - 574.
For Whom the bell curve tolls/ Stanley Wolf -- pp. 576 - 578.
Relativity isn't relativism/ John W. Dixon, Jr. -- pp. 579 - 580.
List(s) this item appears in: Women and Gender
Star ratings
    Average rating: 0.0 (0 votes)
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Status Barcode
PERIODICAL Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary Mosher Library PER .C76 1997 V.47 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 35291

No.1

The Sefirot: Kabbalistic Archetypes of mind and creation/ William Birmingham -- pp. 5-25.

Sister Helen, Brother Michel: The discipline of love/Anne Dalke -- pp. 30-42.

Religion, Politics, and the States: Cross-cultural Observations/N. J. Demerath III and Karen S. Straight -- pp. 43-58.

The Auroral Hour and the Throe History/Jerome Miller -- pp. 59-68.

What Do Hindus Do?-- The Role of the Vedanta Societies in North America/Pravrajika Vrajaprana -- pp.69-85.

Stared Witness Takes the stand/Peter Heinegg -- pp. 86-91.

Christ in the Desert of Twentieth-Century Poetry/Peggy Rosenthal-- pp. 92-101.

Two Teeth/Janet Kaplan -- pp. 102-105.

A Curious Imitation/Mary Ellen Foster McEvily -- pp. 106.

Mid-Winter Matins/Ed Block, Jr. --pp.107.

no.2

Nine ways not to talk about God/Raimond Panikkan -- pp.149-153.

The Decentered-postConstantinian church: An Exhange/Rodger A. Badham and Ola Sigurdson -- pp. 154-165.

Identity and Community: A Response/Philip Culbertson -- pp. 166-172.

Faith and Fiction-Making: The Catholic Context/Ann Copeland -- pp. 173-194.

Beyond Occassional Witnesses/Jim Perkinson -- pp. 195-208.

Haiti at the Crossroads/Giles Danroc -- pp. 210-218.

From the Poeticsa of Excess to the Prose of Justice/Anselm Kyongsuk Min -- pp. 219-229.

To see the world profoundly: The films of Robert Bresson/Shmuel Ben-gad -- pp. 230-235.

Interdependence: A Meditation on "Human Economics"/John D. Ryan -- pp./ 236-240.

Englis 101/Evelyn Mattern -- pp. 241.

Exit/Jay Liveson -- pp. 242.

Bread/Lou Masson -- pp. 243.

No.3

A Sense of the Tranxcendent/Vaclav Havel -- pp. 293-300.

Interpreting Vaclav Hvel/ Walter H. Capps -- pp.301-316.

Theology is a kind of writing: The emergence of Theopoetics/ Scott Holland -- pp. 317 - 331

Post-secular culture: The return of religion in contemporary theory and literature/ John A. Mclure -- pp. 332 - 347.

And the earth is filled with the breath of life/ Arthur Waskow -- pp. 348 - 363.

Communitarianism, christian realism, and the crisis of progressive christianity/ Gary Dorrien -- pp. 364 - 378.

Hope for the new millennium: An exchange between umberto eco and carlo maria martini/ Umberto Eco -- pp. 379 - 389.

Eurocentrism and native americans/ Dale Stover -- pp. 390 - 397.

Where there's a will there's a why: The goldhagen debate/ Stephen R. Haynes -- pp. 397 - 405.

An unconstitutional neglect of religion/ Ronald B. Flowers -- pp. 405 - 406.

The evolution of black theology/ Julian Kunnie -- pp. 407 - 408.

Tormented in the flame of abandonement/ Dwight N. Hopkins -- pp. 408 - 410.

Nitty-gritty hermeneutics/ Victor Anderson -- pp. 410 - 413.

Evil embraced/ Paul Mojzes -- pp. 414 - 415.

Tracking Jesus, trapping Christ/ James Treat -- pp. 415 - 417.

Where have all the members gone?/ John A. Coleman -- pp. 417 - 419.

Yes to global ethic: voices from religion and politics/ Anne Lonergan -- pp. 419 - 420.

The comforter: stories of loss and rebirth/ Shelley Schiff -- pp. 420 - 421.

Paul the accused: his portrait in the acts of the apostles/ F. X. Quinn -- p. 421.

Les protestants face aux defis du xxi siecle/ Joseph Cunneen -- pp. 421 - 422.

The least of these my brethren/ Nancy Malone -- pp. 422 - 423.

Seeing God everywhere/ Joseph Cunneen -- p. 423.

Post-einsteinian spirituality in the andes/ Ernest W. Ranly -- pp. 427 - 432.

No. 4

Compassion for peace/ Joseph Cunneen -- pp. 435 - 436.

Religions, hard and soft/ Johan Galtung -- pp. 437 - 450.

Awakening and grace: religious identity in the thought of Masao Abe and Karl Rahner/ Leo D. Lefebure -- pp. 451 - 472.

Women and work in a sustainable society/ Maria Mies -- pp. 473 - 492.

The african experience of God through the eyes of an Akan woman/ Mercy Amba Oduyoye -- pp. 493 - 504.

The jewish transformation of modern thought: Levinas and Philosophy after the holocaust/ Jacob Meskin -- pp. 505 - 517.

Toward a theological understanding of postmodernism/ Daniel J. Adams -- pp. 518 - 530.

Dreams in the dark: fiction chronicle/ Robert Ellis Hosmer, Jr. -- pp. 531 - 541.

Stumbling toward the truth/ Jean- Philippe Mathy -- pp. 544 - 547.

Sex, subtlety, and the supernatural/ Margo Williams -- pp. 547 - 551.

Revisioning the familiar/ Sally Cunnen -- pp. 551 - 553.

The model of righteousness/ Robert L. Mowery -- pp. 553 - 554.

The bodies politic, erotic, and apocalyptic/ John David Dawson -- pp. 554 - 558.

Interpret Thyself/ David Mccabe -- pp. 558 - 560.

They keep on talking/ Gerard A. Vanderhaar -- pp. 560 - 561.

The uncommon common good/ Joseph Tusa -- pp. 562 - 564.

Perfect being/ Daniel E. Flage -- pp. 564 - 566.

Centralization is the watchword/ John J. O'keefe -- pp. 566 - 568.

The Thirty-year crisis/ John P. Tiemstra -- pp. 568 - 570.

Interaction of belief and practice/ Leo D. Lefebure -- pp. 571 - 572.

Revisionin Mary/ James M. O' toole -- pp. 572 - 574.

For Whom the bell curve tolls/ Stanley Wolf -- pp. 576 - 578.

Relativity isn't relativism/ John W. Dixon, Jr. -- pp. 579 - 580.

There are no comments on this title.

to post a comment.
About

Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary is an ecumenical center of theological education, training, and formation serving the Episcopal Church in the Philippines (ECP), the Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI), and beyond.

Quick Links

Copyright © 2024 All Rights Reserved by Onstrike Library Solutions.