Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Contents of Volume 52 (2017)
Volume 52, Number 4 (Fall 2017)
EDITORIAL:
From Reformation to Transformation: The “Age of Global Dialogue”
Leonard Swidler
ARTICLES:
A Century of Advaita Mission: Tracing a Lineage and Opening a Conversation
Reid B. Locklin
Supersessionism, the Epistle to the Romans, Thomas Aquinas, and the Jews of the Eschaton
Jeremy Cohen
A Genuine Monotheism for Christians, Muslims, Jews, and All
Rem B. Edwards
Three Prayers in Dialogue: The Shema, the Lord’s Prayer, and al-Fatiha
John Dupuche, Fred Morgan, and Fatih Tuncer
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
Possibly Solving Post-Reformation Disunity
Diana Spencer
A First Step in the Elimination of Islamic Terrorism
Leonard C. Scott
Volume 52, Number 3 (Summer 2017)
To order copies of this issue,
or for subscription information,
please contact Penn Press.
ARTICLES:
Liter'arafu—Getting to Know Each Other: The Neglect and Necessity of Muslim-Christian Dialogue
James R. Payton, Jr.
The Mythmaker: Hyam Maccoby and the Invention of Christianity
Rebecca Moore
Living Ecumenism: Margaret O'Gara's Ecumenical Ecclesiology
Paul Ladouceur
The Oxford Movement and Polish Ultramontanes: An Unusual Example of Nineteenth-Century Interchurch Inspiration
Piotr Musiewicz
Mary as a Paradigm of Muslim Piety
Jusuf Salih
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
The Sacrament of Nonlethal Love
Paul W. Newman
Maryam bint 'Imran as "Our Lady of Muslims"
Christopher Evan Longhurst
BOOK REVIEWS
ECUMENICAL RESOURCES
Volume 52, Number 2 (Spring 2017)
To order copies of this issue,
or for subscription information,
please contact Penn Press.
EDITORIAL:
Where in the World Are We Going?
Leonard Swidler
SPECIAL SECTION - NORTH AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ECUMENISTS
2016 CONFERENCE: COMMEMORATING THE REFORMATION
Remembering Our Divided Past: Looking to Our Ecumenical Future
Thomas F. Best
“Commemorating” the Reformation: Churches Looking Together toward 2017—and Beyond
William G. Rusch
Our Ecumenical Future: Lessons to Be Learned from the Events of 1517
John A. Radano
Re-Membering for a Common Future: Lutherans and Catholics Commemorate the Reformation, 2017
Catherine E. Clifford
What Is in It for the Rest of Us? Interconfessional and Global Perspectives on the 2017 Commemoration
Robert K. Welsh
Creative Remembering—and Prudent Forgetting—on Our Way to Christian Unity
Patrick Henry
ARTICLE:
Hospitality in Islam as Based on Cornille’s Conditions for Constructive Interreligious Dialogue
Adis Duderija
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
Guru Nanak’s Vision of God as a Model for Christian Ecumenism
Alonzo L. Gaskill
BOOK REVIEWS
To order copies of this issue,
or for subscription information,
please contact Penn Press.
Volume 52, Number 1 (Winter 2017)
SPECIAL ISSUE - THINKING TOGETHER: ON PLURALISM, VIOLENCE, AND THE OTHER
Introduction
Hans Ucko
PART 1: THINKING TOGETHER ON RELIGIOUS PLURALISM
Truth or Truths—How Does This Fit in a World of Religious Plurality?
Hans Ucko
Religion and Plurality—Central Theological Issues in the Christian Faith
S. Wesley Ariarajah
Judaism and Pluralism
Tikva Frymer-Kensky
The Significance of the Hindu Doctrine of Isktadeva for Understanding Religious Pluralism
Anantanand Rambachan
Jesus the Christ—The Only Way to God and to Human Flourishing
M. Thomas Thangaraj
PART 2: THINKING TOGETHER ON RELIGION AND VIOLENCE
Introduction to the Theme, “Religion and Violence”
Hans Ucko
Religion and Violence: A Protestant Christian Perspective
S. Wesley Ariarajah
Islam and Violence Revisited
A. Rashied Omar
Elements of Violence and Nonviolence in Judaism: A Contemporary Israeli Perspective
Deborah Weissman
The Coexistence of Violence and Nonviolence in Hinduism
Anantanand Rambachan
PART 3: THINKING TOGETHER ON THE OTHER
The Other Is a Significant Other
Hans Ucko
No Longer Strangers or Aliens: “Otherness” as a Binding to Be Loosed in Christian Tradition
Jay T. Rock
The South African Indian Experience as the Other
Ravin Ramdass
In the Name of God, Most Compassionate, Most Caring: Polishing the Mirror—Notes toward a Muslim Theory of Change
Rabia Terri Harris
Do Others Exist? Buddhist Perspectives on “The Other”
Rita M. Gross
Who Is the Other? An Indian Christian Perspective
M. Thomas Thangaraj
Creating Space for the Non-Buddhist in Sri Lanka: A Buddhist Perspective on the Other
Mahinda Deegalle
Tribalism with a Human Face
Deborah Weissman
From Xenophobia to Philoxenia: Creating Space for the Other in Our Religious Traditions and in Life Together
Anantanand Rambachan
APPENDICES
BOOK REVIEWS
