No. 1 St. Augustine and history/Jong Sung Rhee.--pp.1-14. Democracy, eschatology and ecstasy/Hideo Ohki.--pp. 15-29. Changing perspectives in church history/ James M. Phillips.--pp. 30-39. Christianity and japanese literature/ Tomoichi Sasabuchi.--pp. 40-54. Sholastic studies in japan: a survey/Ryosuke Inagaki.--pp. 55-65. A review and prospect of theology in japan/ Yoshitaka Kumano.--pp. 66-75. Philosophical theology and christianity in japan/ Masaya Odagaki.--pp. 76-87. The christology of Karl Rahner/ David Kwang-Son Suh.--pp. 88-105. Zen buddhism and christianity in contemporary japan/ Katsumi Takizawa.--pp. 106-121. No 2. Between the religious and the secular/ Jan Swyngedouw.--pp. 1-20. The church in the secularized world/ David S.C. Chen.--pp. 21-34. The younger generation and the church in korea/ Younghak Hyun.--pp. 35-41. The secular and prophetic character of the reformation: the modern meaning of the reformation/ Toshio Sato.--pp. 42-56. A new possibility for a philosophy of religion/ Kazuo Muto.--pp. 57-70. Theology of sincerity: an attempt to form a korean theology/ Sung Bum Yun.--pp. 71-77. Ethics of destiny/Yoshio Noro.--pp. 78-106. Implicit kantianism in Bonhoeffer's conception of religionless christianity/ Hiroshi Obayashi.--pp. 107-126. No. 3 A brief summary of the NEAATS second assembly and study conference/ Yong Ok Kim.--pp. 1-8. Living issues of theological education in northeast asia today/ Nobuo Kobayashi.--pp. 8-16. The task of theological education in northeast asia today: viewed from a theological angle/ David S.C. Chen.--pp. 17-28. Seeking relevance in methods of theological education/ Chung Choon Kim.--pp. 29-41. Problems of theological schools as institutions/ Takeshi Takasaki.--pp. 42-54. Bible studies/ H.D. Beeby.--pp. 55-65. Commission Reports.--pp. 66-71.