Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Contents of Volume 30 (1993)
Volume 30, Number 1 (Winter, 1993)
Crossing the Boundaries: On the Idea of Interreligious Dialogue and the Political Question
by Douglas Sturm 1
Taking Pluralism Seriously: The Role of Metaphorical Theology within Interreligious Dialogue
by Harry L. Wells 20
Recent Strides toward Reunion of the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox Churches: Healing the Chalcedonian Breach
by Theodore Pulcini 34
Dialogue with the New Religious Movements: Issues and Prospects
by John A. Saliba 51
Scripture as Norm for Our Common Faith
by John Reumann and Joseph A. Fitzmyer 81
Volume 30, Number 2 (Spring, 1993)
Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogues: Mutual Recognition of Ministries
by by ron L. Huffman 157
Extra-, Inner-, Intra-, Inter-Religious Voices
by Kenneth Paul Kramer 183
Christo-Praxis: Foundations for a Post-Holocaust Ethical Christology
by Michael E. Lodahl 213
The Divine Logos and Redemption: A Comparison of Baha'i and Early Christian Perspectives
by Michael Curtotti 227
Trik~ya and Trinity: Reflecting Some Aspects of Christian-Buddhist Dialogue
by Sybille Fritsch-Oppermann 245
Volume 30, Number 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1993)
The Ecumenical Search for Tradition: Thirty Years after the Montreal Statement
by George H. Tavard 315
Communication Theory and Interreligious Dialogue
by David J. Krieger 331
Homosexuality and the Churches: A Quest for the Nicene Vision
by Mark Ellingsen 354
The Christology of Hans Küng: A Critical Analysis
by Clark M. Williamson 372
Creative Readings of the Covenant: A Jewish-Christian Approach
by Andrea L. Weiss 389
The Structures of the Church
by Roger Haight 403
Graymoor Papers IX: Jews--Christians--Muslims: Facing Modernity Together
Introduction
by Leonard Swidler 415
Judaism--Christianity--Islam: Facing Modernity Together
by Ewert Cousins 417
Jews, Christians, Muslims--Working Together for Modernity
by Khalid Durán 426
Jews, Christians, and Muslims Face Modernity Together
by Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer 435
Explorations and Responses:
The Future of Judaeo-Christian Studies: A Jewish View
by Lewis John Eron 108
The First Attempt to Use Gender-Inclusive Language in English Bible Translation
by Charles H. Cosgrove 263
Thank You, Rabbi Neusner, but No Thank You
by Isaac C. Rottenberg 269
Some Reflections on Larry Shinn's "Words, Symbols, Experience, and the Naming of the Divine"
by Kana Mitra 273
