Contents no. 1 The forgiveness of sins and the work of Christ: a case for substitutionary atonement/ Justyn Terry-- pp. 9-24 Why Anselm still matters/ George Sumner-- pp. 25-35 The person and work of Christ revisited: in conversation with Karl Barth-- pp. Christopher J. Holmes-- pp. 37-55 Anglican reflections on justification by faith/ William G. Witt-- pp. 57-80 Blind men, an elephant, and a King: the problem of soteriocentric pluralism/ Jonathan Wong-- pp. 81-97 "The hell you say": salvation and the final judgment/ Grant Lemarquand-- pp. 99-113 Salvation in the thirty-nine articles/ John Rodgers, Jr.-- pp. 115-124 PRACTICING THEOLOGY Good soil in unlikely places: reflections on more than forty years of shared ministry in an Alaskan community/ Michael Burke-- pp. 125-135 The potential of Cathedrals/ Jane Shaw-- pp. 137-147 Review article: The costs of victory/ Joel Daniels-- pp. 155-167 no. 2 Hoping without a future: Augustine's theological virtues beyond melancholia/ Jeffrey S. Metcalfe-- pp. 235-250 Economic inequality as God's law: considering the nature of economic life/ Alison Lutz-- pp. 251-274 Exodus from privilege: reflections on the diaconate in Acts/ Thomas Breidenthal-- pp. 275-292 Imagination, hope, and reconciliation in Ricoeur and Moltmann/ Julie Clawson-- pp. 293-309 PRACTICING THEOLOGY Vindicated by her deeds: a preferential option for the dispossessed/ Tim Vivian-- pp. 311-324 The dark side of the mountain/ Marshall A. Jolly-- pp. 325-333 ON POETRY AND THEOLOGY Faith poetry as songtravel: an appreciation/ Judy Little-- pp. 335-350 no. 3 Myth or reality: an introduction to Common Prayer/ Richard Geoffrey Leggett-- pp. 411-417 Christian initiation for the Anglican Communion/ John W.B. Hill and Rowena J. Roppelt-- pp. 419-434 Text, shape, and communion: what unites us when nothing's the same anymore/ Ron Dowling-- pp. 435-446 The Daily offices in the prayer book tradition/ Paul F. Bradshaw-- pp. 447-460 PRACTICING THEOLOGY Common prayer: a view from North of the 49th parallel/ Richard Geoffrey Leggett-- pp. 461-471 Initiation in Aimai (ambiguity): a cultural perspective from Japan: Shintaro David Ichihara-- pp. 473-478 Common worship in the Church of England: of the braiding of many bridges, there is no end/ Priscilla White-- pp. 479-486 Anamnesis in the Lakota language and Lakota concepts of time and matter/ Paul Sneve-- pp. 487-493 Saint Paul's chapel in New York City: a case study/ Marilyn Haskel, Jacob Slichter, and Clay Morris-- pp. 495-504 An Ordo of liturgical consultation: the international Anglican liturgical consultations in 2013/ J. Eileen Scully-- pp. 505-515 Future directions in liturgical development/ Sylvia Sweeney-- pp. 517-524 no. 4 The joy of feeling close to God: the practice of prayer and the work of accompaniment/ Douglas E. Christie-- pp. 585-606 Friendship, love, and mass shootings: toward a theological response for gun control/ Lyndon Shakespeare-- pp. 607-625 Idol food, same-sex intercourse, and tolerable diversity within the church/ Jon C. Olson-- pp. 627-647 Immigration and the Episcopal Church: an ever-changing face/ David L. Danner-- pp. 649-671 PRACTICING THEOLOGY The Epsicopal Church and climate change: the first twenty-five years/ Margaret Bullitt-Jonas-- pp. 673-685 Expulsion, intimacy, Christian narrative and practice/ James P. Bartz-- pp. 687-693 ON POETRY AND THEOLOGY Piercing the silence/ Roger Ferlo-- pp. 695-699