No. 1

Conversation, conflict, and community/ Kenneth Arnold.-- pp. 3 - 4.

Listening with the ear of the heart/ Frank T. Griswold.-- pp. 5 - 24.

Schisms, murder, and hungry ghosts in Shangra-la/ Mike Wilson.-- pp. 25 - 38.

Martin Buber and jewish -arab peace/ Dan Leon.-- pp. 39 - 44.

Risks and faith/ Carmela Ingwer.-- pp. 45 - 53.

The moral primacy of basic respect/ Stephen J. Pope.-- pp. 54 - 62.

Does faith have a future?/ Paul Lakeland.-- pp. 63 - 71.

So many good voices in my head/ Scott Holland.-- 72 - 83.

The mirror for Francis of Assisi/ Steve Lautermilch.-- pp. 84 - 85.

Conference call/ J. Barrie Shepherd.-- p. 86.

Thomas Merton's contemplative struggle: bridging the abyss to find freedom/ George A. Kilcourse, Jr.-- pp. 87 - 95.

Does the papacy have a future?/ Jean Francois Nothomb.-- pp. 96 - 103.

Converting to religion after its demise: thoughts on Marcel Gauchet and his american reception/ Steven Englund.-- pp. 103 - 111.

Queering church, church queers/ Robin Hawley Gorsline.-- pp. 111 - 114.

The bible as a site for struggle: rethinking Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza/ Marie Sabin.-- 115 - 122.

Culture as power/ William T. Cavanaugh.-- pp. 124 - 126.

Philosophy makes progress/ Rikard Donovan.-- pp. 126 - 130.

Thicket of text and sorrow/ Catherine Madsen.-- pp. 131 - 134.

Human suffering, divine sorrow/ Rachel T. Sabath.-- 134 - 136.

Wisdom of the desert/ Nancy Wright.-- pp. 136 - 140.

The emptiness is all/ Kenneth Arnold.-- pp. 140 - 143.

No. 2

The path of emptiness/ Kenneth Arnold.-- pp. 147 - 152.

Monica, bill, and ethics/ Thad Williamson.-- pp. 153 - 163.

Can buddhism save? finding reasonance in incommensurability/ Christopher A. Brown.-- pp. 164 - 196.

Walking around the buddha/ Carolyn Craft.-- pp. 197 - 205.

On the wings of a blue heron/ Paul O. Ingram.-- pp. 206 - 226.

In the pluralism of religious and cultural worlds: notes toward a theological and political program/ John Baptist Metz.-- pp. 227 - 236.

In the dark speech of praise and birth: the prints of judith anderson/ Catherine Madsen.-- pp. 237 - 250.

Advice to a novice/ Mary Ellen Foster McEvily.-- p. 251.

In spacetime/ Daniel Corrie.-- p. 252.

The vigil/ Brad Bostian.-- p. 253.

Behind the curtains/ Brad Bostian.-- p. 254.

Can the new awakening become prophetic?/ James Garrett White.-- pp. 255 - 265.

Only disclose/ Todd Breyfogle.-- pp. 266 - 270.

Unavoidable contradictions/ Gerald R. Mcdermott.-- pp. 270 - 274.

Christocentrism/ Terence L. Nichols.-- pp. 274 - 276.

The potential of prayer/ Randi Rashkover.-- pp. 277 - 280.

Less than meets the eye/ Thomas Massaro.-- pp. 280 - 282.

Scientists and their creeds/ Karl Giberson.-- pp. 282 - 285.

Urgent business/ Joseph Cunneen.-- pp. 285 - 286.

James Rudin misreads we remember/ David B. Burrell, C.S.C.-- pp. 289 - 293.

On the papal encyclical faith and reason/ Tissa Balasuriya.-- 294 - 296.

No. 3

Intellectual light/ Catherine Madsen.-- pp. 299 - 302.

Three differences between an academic and an intellectual: what happens to the liberal arts when they are kicked off campus?/ Jack Miles.-- pp. 303 - 318.

Neighbour Christology: reconstructing christianity before supersessionism/ Thomas Breidenthal.-- pp. 319 - 348.

Religious diversity: some implications for monotheism/ Rita M. Gross.-- pp. 349 - 366.

The visitation of the stranger: on some mystical dimensions of the history of religions/ Jeffrey J. Kripal.-- pp. 367 - 386.

Economic sanctions just war doctrine,and the fearful spectate of the civilian dead/ Joy Gordon.-- pp. 387 - 400.

St. Peregrine's chapel/ Barbara Wuest.-- p. 401.

Siren call/ Don Foran.-- p. 402.

No. 4

A call to jewish theology/ Randi Rashkover.-- pp. 443 - 444.

Monastic liberation as counter-cultural critique in the life anf thought of Thomas Merton/ Shaul Magid.-- pp. 445 - 462.

Moses/Jesus/Women: does the new testament offer a feminist message?/ Esther Fuchs.-- pp. 463 - 474.

Textual reasoning , modernity, and the limits of history/ Jacob Meskin.-- pp. 475 - 490.

What makes a jewish home jewish ?/ Vannesa L. Ochs.-- pp. 491 - 510.

Experiencing violence, shaping identity, negotiating life/ Barbara Strassberg.-- pp. 511 - 519.

Time is on my side/ Marsaura Shukla.-- pp. 550 - 556.

How do i get to heaven? practice/ John P. Bloch.-- pp. 557 - 559.

On renouncing antisemitism/ Philip A. Cunningham.-- pp. 559 - 561.

Religious pluralism and me/ Raymond A. Bucko.-- pp. 561 - 564.

Whose Jesus is it?/ John F. O'Grady.-- pp. 564 - 566.

Pentecostal Theology/ Paul Harvey.-- pp. 566 - 568.

Catholics in the mainstream/ William Porter.-- pp. 568 - 571.

Spellbinding/ Kate Behr.-- pp. 571 - 574.

A case of conscience/ Russell B. Connors, Jr.-- pp. 574 - 575.

Loving enemies, loving friends/ John P. Cleveland.-- pp. 576 - 578.

Ethics and the welfare debate/ Marvin L. Krier Mich.-- pp. 578 - 580.

A truly national revival/ Donald C. Swift.-- pp. 580 - 582.

A priest beyond good and evil/ William M. Curtin.-- pp. 582 - 584.

Faith + learning = wisdom/ Peter C. Hodgson.-- pp. 584 - 587.

Pictures from an exhibition/ James E. Giles.-- pp. 587 - 588.