No. 1

The form of reason: participation in the work of Richard Hooker, Benjamin Wihichcote,Ralph Cudworth and Jeremy Taylor/ Edmund Newey.---pp. [1]-26.

On Robert Jenson's trinitarian thought/ Bria K. Sholl.---pp. [27]-36.

Saying and showing: art, literature and religious understanding/ Patrick J. Sherry.---pp. [37]-48.

Luther's trinitarian hermeneutics and the old testament/ Christine Helmer.---pp. [49]-73.

God who may be: a phenomenological study/ Richard Kearney.---pp. [74]-85.

Richard Kearney's enthusiasm: a philosophical exploration on the God who may be/ John D. Caputo.---pp. [86]-94.

From exodus to eschaton: on the God who may be/ John P. Manoussakis.---pp. [95]-107.

Recent scholarship on Aquinas/ David b. Burrell.---pp. [108]-118.

Christianity and Bakhtin/ Ralph C. Wood.---pp. [119]-124.

No. 2

They recognized him: and he became invisible to them/ Jean-Luc Marion.---pp. [125]-152.

Creation and construction: on theological appropriation of post modern theory/ John-Olav Henriksen.---pp. [153]-169.

God by any other name?/ J. andrew Fullerton.----pp. [170]-181.

Theology and crisis in Darwinism / Anthony D. Baker.----pp. [182]-215.

A principle of incarnation in Derrida's (theologische?) jugendschriften: toward a confessional theology/ James K. A. Smith.----pp. [216]-230.

The civil rights movement as theological drama--interpretation and application/ Charles Marsh.---pp. [231]-250.

Beginning in the middle of things: following James MacClendon's systhematic theology/ Barry Harvey.----pp. [251]-265.

Considering the systhematic theology of james william Mcclendon, Jr./ Robert Barron.---pp. [266]-276.

Review essay: the absolute and the arbitrary/ Phillip Blond.---pp. [277]-285.

No.3

The wild patience of John Howard Yoder: "outsiders" and the "otherness of the church"/ Romand Coles.---pp. [286]-331.

Sacrifice and suffering beyond justice, human rights, and capitalism/ Daniel M. Bell, Jr.---pp. [332]-359.

Is Berkeley's world a divine language?/ James P. Danaher.---pp. [ 360]-373.

A meditation on Hell: Lessons from Dante/ James Wetzel.---pp. [374]-394.

Jesuit sensuality and feminist bodies/ Graham J. Mcaleer.---pp. [395]-405.

No. 4

Re-thinking the Gregory of Nyssa: introduction Gender, trinitartian analogies, and the pedagogy of the song/ Sarah Coakley.---pp. [406]-443.

On not three people: The fundamental themes of Gregory of Nyssa's trinitarian theology as seen into Ablabius: on not three Gods/ Lewis Ayres.----pp. [444]-474.

Divine unity and divided self: Gregory of Nyssa's trinitarian theolohy in its psychological context/ Michel Rene Barnes.---pp. [475]-496.

Divine trancendence and human transformation: Gregory of Nyssa's anti-apollinarian christology/ Brian E. Daley, S.J.---pp. [497]-506.

Under Solomon's tutelage: the education of desire in the homilies on the song of songs/ Martin Laird.---pp. [507]-525.

"Persons" versus "individual", and other modern misreadings of Gregory of Nyssa/ Lucian Turcescu.---pp. [526]-539.

The mirror of the infinite: Gregory of Nyssa on the vestigia and trinitatis/ David Bentley Hart.---pp. [540]-561.