Contents no. 1 The Covenant conundrum: how affirming an eschatological ecclesiology could help the Anglican Communion/ Scott MacDougall-- pp. 5-26 The baptismal ecclesiology of Holy Women, Holy Men: developments in the theology of sainthood in the Episcopal Church/ Daniel E. Joslyn-Semiatkoski and Ruth Meyers-- pp. 27-36 From rights to rites: a eucharistic reframing of the abortion debate/ Eugene R. Schlesinger-- pp. 37-57 Kierkegaard's Attack upon "Christendom" and the Episcopal Church/ Owen C. Thomas-- pp. 59-78 Relationality, impossibility, and the experience of od in John Donne's erotic poetry/ Andrea Hollingston-- pp. 79-97 no. 2 Anglican evangelicals on personal and social ethics/ Jeffrey P. Greenman-- pp. 179-205 The Anglican exemplary tradition/ Timothy E. Sedgwick-- pp. 207-231 Who may be invited to the table/ Ruth A. Meyers-- pp. 233-244 Discerning open table in community/ Donald Schell-- pp. 245-255 Following Jesus outside: reflections on the open table/ Thomas E. Breidenthal-- pp. 357-262 The occasional theology and constant spirituality of Rowan Williams/ Luke F. Fodor-- pp. 263-279 Practicing paradise: contemplative awareness and ecological renewal/ Douglas Burton-Christer-- pp. 281-303 A pastoral teaching on the environment/ The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church-- pp. 305-309 Review article: Contemporary Anglican systematic theology: three examples of David Brown, Sarah Oakley, and David. F. Ford/ Benjamin J. King, Robert MacSwain, and Jason A. Fout-- pp. 319-334 no. 3 C.S. Lewis and America's health care debate/ William Fraatz-- pp. 383-402 Conscience, interdependence, and embodied difference: What Paul's ecclesial principles can offer the contemporary church/ Kathryn L. Reinhard-- pp. 403-428 A pneumatological theology of diversity/ John Kenneth Gibson-- pp. 429-449 O Oriens: reassessing Easttward eucharistic celebration for renewed liturgy/ Stephen R. Shaver-- pp. 451-473 "Always carrying in the Body the death of Jesus": baptism, martyrdom, and Quotidian existence in Rowan William's theology/ Mark S. Medley-- pp. 475-493 PRACTICING THEOLOGY Lessons from unlikely sources: what a market researcher and a megachurch are teaching a few Episcopalians about growing the church/ Jay Sidebotham-- pp.495-505 ON POETRY AND THEOLOGY Our grass-stained wings: an essay on poetry and theology/ Anthony D. Baker-- pp. 507-516 Review article: The two "I"s of Christ: revisiting the Christological controversy/ Charles M. Stang-- pp. 529-547 no. 4 The moral theology or casuistic tradition/ David H. Smith-- pp. 595-614 Anglicanism and social theology/ Wendy Dackson-- pp. 615-637 Ethics from the other side: postcolonial, lay, and feminist: Contributions to Anglican ethics/ Libby Gibson-- pp. 639-663 Responses Anglican ethics and moral traditioning/ Timothy F. Sedgwick-- pp. 665-670 Anglcian vintage, values, and virtues/ D.H. Kortright Davis-- pp. 671-677 Christianity is all for practice/ Ellen K. Wondra-- pp. 679-683 PRACTICING THEOLOGY The Godly discipline of the primitive church/ John C. Bauerschmidt-- pp. 685-694 The gospel of inconvenience in Agora and Ecclesia/ Torey Lightcap-- pp. 695-701 Revew article: Theology as counsel: the work of Oliver O'Donovan and Nigel Biggar/ Philip Lorish and Charles Mathewes-- pp. 717-736