TY  - BOOK
TI  - Anglican theological review
AV  - PER .A54 1971 V. 53
PY  - 1971///
CY  - Evanston, Illinois
PB  - Anglican Theological Review, Inc
N1  - no. 2; A revolution in English moral theology/ Linwood Urban-- pp. 5-20; Americans churches as traducers of tradition/ William A.Clebsch-- pp. 21-34; How the chaplain can influence structures of society via the university/ Richard N. Ottaway-- pp. 35-47; Evangelism: notes toward a better understanding/ Loren B. Mead-- pp. 48-56; God language grounded: a review article/ Daniel C. Noel-- pp. 57-70; Where are we in theology/ Owen C. Thomas-- pp. 76-85; Philippine National Religion and the Philippine Independent Church/ John R. Whitney-- pp. 85-103; Hugh Latimer's reform program, 1529-1536, and the intellectual origins of the Anglican via media/ John K. Yost-- pp. 103-114; no. 3; Cranmer's prayer books and the redemptive process: introductory notes to a psychobiological approach/ Robert F. Shepard-- pp. 138-158; On the Marxist-Christian dialogue/ James A. Carpenter-- pp. 158-167; John Keble: radical/ John R. Griffin-- pp. 167-173; The lost harmony/ John S. Reist, Jr.-- pp. 174-186; no. 4; The place of the history of religions in the contemporary university/ H. Patrick Sullivan-- pp. 209-219; Faith and belief: on the multireligious experience (An objectified auto-biographical fragment)/ R. Panikkar-- pp. 219-237; Buddhist meditation and Christian practice/ John Y. Fenton-- pp. 237-251; The history of religions and Christian theology/ Kees W. Bolle-- pp. 257-268; Theology and history of religions/ Harry B. Partin-- pp. 270-278
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