TY  - BOOK
TI  - Cross Currents
AV  - PER .C76 1993 V. 43
PY  - 1964///
CY  - West Nyack, NY
PB  - Current Cross Publication
N1  - No. 1; What makes religious art religious?/John W. Dixon, Jr. -- pp. 5-25; The mutual questioning of ethics and asthetics/Eric Fuchs. -- pp. 26-37; Chartres and ryoan-ji: Aesthetic connections and affecting presence/John D. Eusden. -- pp. 38-46; Imagination, the poet's God/Catherine Madsen. -- pp. 47-59; There is no outer without inner space/Raimundo Panikkar. -- pp. 60-81; Beyond sentimentality: the consciousful design of ceremonial objects/Rivkah walton. --- pp. 82-91; Film and the sacred/Joseph Cunneen. -- pp. 92-104; No. 2; Christianity and the Survival of creation/Wendell Berry. -- pp. 149-163; Borowitz and the postmodern renewal of theology " and the demons entered into the swine"/Peter Ochs. -- pp. 164-183; The Russian intelligentsia and post-soviet religious thought/Caryl Emerson. -- pp. 184-202; From first to third millennium: the soical christianity of St. Vladimir of Kiev/Alexander P. Obolensky. -- pp. 203-211; Leaves of light: the textual journeys of Dante and Garcia Marquez/Jonas Barciauskas. -- pp. 212-229; The virtuous terrorist: Stanley Hauerwas and the crying game/Leslie E. Gerber. -- pp. 230-234; On Being at Home/Joyce Quiring Erickson. -- pp. 235-246; A celebration of Denise Levertov's coming and goings/Dough Thorpe. -- pp. 247-252; No. 3; The presence in the desert/Carol Ochs. -- pp. 293-306; Jung, Gnosis and faith refused/Robert M. Doran. -- pp. 307-323; Nobody knows my name/Luther Askeland. -- pp. 324-340; Whitman's song of the possible American self/William Birminghan. -- pp. 341-357; The return of "selves"/Eugene fontinell. -- pp. 358-374; Forgetting in order to find: the self in metron;s poetry/Victor A. Kramer. -- pp. 375-389; Voices of my selves/Judith Rock. -- pp. 390-396; Working through Images/Spencer Monroe Nadler. -- pp. 397-403; No. 4; Faith communities in the academic world/Myron B. Bloy, Jr. -- pp. 437-452; The once and future university/Mark R. Schwehn. -- pp. 453-462; Living in ambiguity: religiously identified colleges today Jewishness and Judaism at brandeis university/Marvin fox. -- pp. 464-468; Fundamentalism and education at wheaton college/Michael S. Hamilton. -- pp. 469-475; Quaker principles in the crucible of practice/Elizabeth B. Keiser and R. Melvin Keiser. -- pp. 476-483; Catholic higher education today-the challenges of ambiguity/Alice Gallin. -- pp. 484-487; Preserving the lifeworld, restoring the public sphere, renewing higher education/Paul Lakeland. -- pp. 488-502; On the necessity and impossibility of being a Jew in the academy/Deborah dash moore. -- pp. 503-516; "To count how few our days"/Albert Raboteau. -- pp. 517-521
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