Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Contents of Volume 42 (2007)
Volume 42, Number 1 (Winter, 2007)
“Fundamentalism: Race, Truth, and Democracy in a Global World”
Introduction
by John a. powell, Ming Shi Trammel, and Daniel Newhart 1
The Authors 5
Fundamentalisms and American Pluralism
by Paul Numrich 9
What Is Fundamentalism, and How Do We Get Rid of It?
by Mark LeVine 15
Jews and Fundamentalism
by Samuel Heilman 29
Religion, Welfare Politics, and Church-State Separation
by Daniel L. Chen and Jo Thori Lind 42
The God Strategy: The Rise of Religious Politics in America
by David Domke and Kevin M. Coe 53
Machiavelli Meets the Religious Right: Michael Ledeen, the Neoconservatives, and the Political Uses of Fundamentalism
by Hugh B. Urban 76
Gods: Toward a Contemporary Discourse on Religion and Democracy
by Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou 98
Volume 42, Number (Spring, 2007)
Beyond Word and Sacrament: A Reformed Protestant Engagement of Guadalupan Devotion
by Rubén Rosario Rodrígues 173
Catholic Identity and Antisemitism in a Eulogy for Isabel “the Catholic”
by John M. McManamon 196
The Requirements and Challenges of Full Communion: A Multilateral Evaluation?
by Jeffrey Gros 217
The Santal Sacred Grove and Catholic Inculturation
by Selva J. Raj 243
Ecumenical Marriage as Leaven for Christian Unity
by Jason E. King 253
1054 Revisited
by Charles Frazee 263
Volume 42, Number 3 (Summer, 2007)
“A Global Ethic”
A Global Ethic: An Introduction
by Leonard Swidler 333
The Authors 334
Toward a Universal Declaration of a Global Ethic
by Leonard Swidler 337
Enlightenment and Tradition: The Clash within Civilizations
by Samuel Fleischacker 351
In Search of a Morally Acceptable Nationalism
by Elias Baumgarten 355
Creating an Ethical Context for Globalization: Catholic Perspectives in an Interreligious Context
by John T. Pawlikowski 363
Common Ground and Common Skies: Natural Law and Ecological Responsibility
by William French 373
Celebrating Pluralism and Dialogue: Qur’anic Perspectives
by Asma Afsaruddin 389
Shared Values in Communal Life: Provisional Skepticism and the Prospect of a Global Ethic
by Scott R. Paeth 407
Whither Global Ethics? Moral Consciousness and Global Cultural Flows
by William Schweiker 425
A Global Ethic for the Global Village
by Ingrid H. Shafer 440
Volume 42, Number (Fall, 2007)
Preface to This Issue
by Julia Sheetz-Willard 491
Contributors to This Issue 492
Introduction to Presentations from Oberlin II
by Ann K. Riggs 497
The Legacy of This Place: Oberlin, Ohio
by Barbara Brown Zikmund 499
The Ecumenical Significance of Oberlin
by Donald W. Dayton 511
Orthodoxy, Postmodernity, and Ecumenism: The Difference that Divine-Human Communion Makes
by Aristotle Papanikolaou 527
Is There a Home for the Bible in the Postmodern World?
by Jione Havea 547
Faith and Order in a Postmodern World: A Response
by Michael Root 560
Introduction to Presentations to the North American Academy of Ecumenists
by Joseph A. Loya 571
Forgiveness and the Healing of Memories: An Anabaptist-Mennonite Perspective
by John D. Roth 573
The Priority of Unity in the Mystery of the Church
by James Massa 589
Eating and Drinking Judgment: The Sacrament of Unity as a Sign and Source of Division
by Paul A. Schreck 608
The Complexities of Eucharistic Sharing in Homes for the Aged: A Study in Pastoral Ecumenism
by Sherri Vallee 619
Explorations and Responses:
A Response to William D. Rubinstein
by Raphael Medoff and Racelle W. Weiman 107
Response to Special Wyman Issue
by Stephen Solarz 109
Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue Seen through an Emancipatory Theory
by Gideon Goosen 280
Nexus: Religion in the Public University
by Stacy Keogh 286
Covenantal Pluralism and Saul of Tarsus: A Review Article
by Thomas A. Idinopulos 454
On the Divine Plan and the Human Role in Development of Religions: A Response to Tom Idinopulos
by Irving Greenberg 458
