Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Contents of Volume 47 (2012)
Volume 47, Number 1 (Winter, 2012)
Editorial:
The Ego And The Ascetic
by Leonard Swidler 1
Articles:
Making A Religion Of Intergroup Education: The National Conference Of Christians And Jews, 1927–1957
by Harold S. Wechsler 3
Assessing The Primacy: A Contemporary Contribution From The Writings Of St. Cyprian Of Carthage
by Russel Murray 41
Postliberalism, Religious Diversity, And Interreligious Dialogue: A Critical Analysis Of George Lindbeck’s Fiduciary Interests
by Marianne Moyaert 64
An Ecumenical Response To The “Sunday-Monday Gap”:
Two Themes In E. Glenn Hinson And Pierre Teilhard De Chardin
by Travis D. Tucker 87
Multifaith: New Directions
by David A. Kunin 101
Explorations And Responses:
Remarks Welcoming Professor Leonard Swidler To The National Library Of The Druze Community In Lebanon, March 19, 2011
by Sheikh Sami Abou El-Mona 113
What “Mary” Means To Muslims
by Christopher Evan Longhurst 115
Communion As Sacrifice
by Stuart G. Leyden 119
Book Reviews 127
Volume 47, Number 2 (Spring, 2012)
Editorial:
Deep-Dialogue/Critical-Thinking/Competitive-Cooperation:
The Most Authentic Human Way To Be And Act
by Leonard Swidler 143
Articles:
Apocryphal Elements In The New Testament And Qur’ān
by Michael Graves 152
Ma’alot Tsedaqah And Ordine Caritatis: Orders Of Charitable Priority In Maimonides And Aquinas
by Seth Chalmer 167
Skepticism, Pluralism, And The Presence Of God
by Thomas M. Dicken 185
Roger Haight’s Contribution To Method In Ecclesiology And Its Implications For Ecumenical Dialogue
by Martin Madar 207
Imitatio Christi, Imitatio Muhammadi, Imitatio Dei
by Nancy Roberts 227
Interreligious Dialogue Reconsidered: Learning From And Responding To Critique And Change
by Julia Sheetz-Willard, Per Faaland, Rebecca Mays, And Angela Ilić 249
Explorations And Responses:
Response To The Dialogue Institute’s Evaluation Of Swidler’s Dialogue Thought/Work
by Leonard Swidler 272
Personalist Spirituality And Buddhist Anātman:
Reflections On Contrasting Subjectivities, Or Why I Am Not (Quite) (Yet) A Buddhist
by George Adams 275
Facing Death Without A Soul: A Response To George Adams
by Jayarava Attwood 282
Radical Atonement And The Cosmic Body Of Christ
by Daniel Payne 288
The Joy And Honor To Be An Associate Editor Of The Journal Of Ecumenical Studies
by Kenan B. Osborne 295
Book Reviews 296
Ecumenical Resources 311
Volume 47, Number 3 (Summer, 2012)
Editorial:
On Truthtelling In Christian-Muslim Relations
by Paul Mojzes 317
Special N.A.A.E. Section On “Called Together: Identity, Accountability, Hospitality”
Introduction: The Dynamic And Hospitable Interaction With The Church
by Russell L. Meyer 323
Mutual Accountability: Building Together On The Achievements Of The Ecumenical Movement
by John A. Radano 333
Remembering Dirk Willems: Memory And History In The Future Of Ecumenical Relationships
by Nancy R. Heisey 355
“Receive One Another . . .”: Honoring The Relationship Between Hospitality And Christian Unity
by Diane C. Kessler 376
Identity, Accountability, Hospitality
by Ian Markham 385
Grassroots Identity, Hospitality, And Accountability
by Christine L. Nelson 394
Toward Ecumenical Unity: An Analysis And Preliminary Proposal
by Timothy Lim T. N. 397
Articles:
Lessons From Zeitoun: A Marian Proposal For Christian-Muslim Dialogue
by Maura Hearden 409
Were All The Pharisees “Hypocrites”?
by Leo Michel Abrami 427
Ingestion And Gestation: Peacemaking, The Lord’s Supper, And The Theotokos In The Mennonite-Anabaptist And Eastern Orthodox Traditions
by Andrew P. Klager 436
Explorations And Responses:
The Ever-Elusive Self: Response To Jayarava Attwood
by George Adams 457
Humankind From The Age Of Monologue To The Age Of Global Dialogue
by Leonard Swidler 463
Book Reviews 478
Ecumenical Resources 499
Volume 47, Number 4 (Fall, 2012)
Editorial:
The Magical Word “Being”
by Leonard Swidler 507
Articles:
Two Takes On Christianity: Furthering The Dialogue
by Steven Leonard Jacobs 508
Christianity, Islam, And Hinduism In Louis Massignon’s Appropriation Of Gandhi As A Modern Saint
by Christian S. Krokus 525
Western Rite Orthodoxy As An Ecumenical Problem
by Jack Turner 541
Rifts, Trust, And Openness: Pope John Paul Ii’s Legacy In Catholic Intra- And Interreligious Dialogue
by Peter Admirand 555
Ecumenism From The Bottom Up: A Pentecostal Perspective
by Shane Clifton 576
Explorations And Responses:
Justification In Literature: The Witness Of Two Russian Masters
by John Rollefson 593
The Notion Of Upāya As Ecumenical Paradigm
by Larry Rinehart 604
Jesus, As A Jew, Would Never Have Said That
by Kenneth P. Kramer 609
