Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Contents of Volume 53 (2018)
Volume 53, Number 1 (Winter 2018)
EDITORIAL:
The Movement for a Global Ethic
Leonard Swidler
ARTICLES:
A Chrismatic Framework for Understanding the Intersection of Baptism and Ministry in the Roman Catholic and Eastern Churches
Nathan Chase
. . . And All Its Paths Are Peace
Gilbert S. Rosenthal
Living-in-Between: Rethinking “Dual Belonging” and a Confucian Christian’s Struggle in Late Ming China
Amy Yu Fu
The “Order of Melchizedek”: Hebrews 7 as a Model for Thinking Ecumenically about Priesthood
Merryl Blair
Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy’s Religious Integrative Thinking
Clementina Alexandra Mihăilescu and Alina Pătru
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
The Concept of Unity in the Anglican, Methodist, Lutheran, and Reformed Dialogues with the Roman Catholic Church
Hector Scerri
BOOK REVIEWS
ECUMENICAL RESOURCES
Volume 53, Number 2 (Spring 2018)
ARTICLES:
Religious Discourse, power Relations, and Interreligious Illumination
Paul S. Chung and Peter Watters
Forty Years of Interfaith Experience in the Grater Toronto Area
Helene Ijaz
SPECIAL SECTION ON “WORSHIP IN ECUMENIUCAL CONTEXTS”: NORTH AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ECUMENITSTS’ 2017 ANNUAL MEETING:
Worship in Ecumenical Contexts: Inspiration- and Challenge- on the Way to Christian Unity
Thomas F. Best
Worship in Ecumenical Contexts: Impetus to Unity or Focus of Difficulty?
William H. Petersen
The Sacramentality of the Word: An Ecumenical Approach
John F. Baldovin
“Through the Church the Song Goes On”: Ecumenical Implications of Singing Together
Karen B. Westerfield Tucker
Ecumenical Prayer: Notes from the Battleground
Paul Meyendorff
100 years of Worshiping Together: Where Do We Stand? Why Does It Matter?
Gordon W. Lanthrop
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
Whose God? Buber’s “Eternal Thou” as “Absolute Person”
Kenneth P. Kramer
Volume 53, Number 3 (Summer 2018)
ARTICLES:
Jewish-Christian Dialogue from the Underside: Markus Barth’s Correspondence with Michael Wyschogrod (1962–84) and Emil Fackenheim (1965–80)
Mark Lindsay
On the Borderline between Consensus and Reception: The Spirituality of Openness as a Necessary Criterion for Ecumenical Reception
Ikenna Paschal Okpaleke
Genesis Rabbah—An Opportunity for Interfaith Dialogue: Augustine, Milton, and the Rabbis of Genesis Rabbah in Discourse
Sonya Shetty Cronin
Peaceable Responses to Persecution: The Experience of Eastern Christian Communities in the Middle East
Philip LeMasters
Civic Engagement as an Avenue to Interreligious Cooperation in Religiously Diverse Communities
Mark Waters
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
“The Righteousness of God Has Been Manifested”: The Fifth Centenary of the Protestant Reformation, an Occasion of Grace and Reconciliation for the Whole Church
Raniero Cantalamessa
To Become Life-Long Friends: A Sermon Delivered at the Marriage of John Thatamanil and Kate Newman at St. Marks Church-in-the-Bowery, New York City, on June 30, 2018
Anantanand Rambachan
Collective Flourishing: A Response to Anantanand Rambachan
Kate Newman with John J. Thatamanil
Christian-Muslim Perspectives on God as Love and a Loving Community
Christopher Evan Longhurst
BOOK REVIEW
Volume 53, Number 4 (Fall 2018)
EDITORIAL:
Dialogue: The Latest Mark of Modernity
Leonard Swidler
ARTICLES:
Reflections in the Waves: What Interreligious Studies Can Learn from the Evolution of Women’s Movements in the U.S.
Rachel S. Mikva
The Use of Luther in the “Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification”: Reflections on Hermeneutical Directions for the Future
Mark Ellingsen
Making Way for Comparative Theology in the Liturgy of the Word: In Dialogue with James L. Fredericks
SimonMary Aihiokhai
Christian-Jewish Dialogue in the Monasteries of Jerusalem: An Evolution of Monastic Interreligious Dialogue
Emma O’Donnell Polyakov
Christian Peace Theology and Nonviolence toward the Truth: Internal Critique amid Interfaith Dialogue
Gerald W. Schlabach
EXPLORATIONS AND RESPONSES:
Reflections by Fellows of the King Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz International Center for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue
Jessica Sitek
Religious Humanism and Interfaith Cooperation: A Tale of Two Congregations
Jeff Berger
Islamic Religious Teachers as Bridge-Builders in Schools in Austria
Mabrouka Rayachi
Dialogue on Dialogue
Nourah Abdullah M. Alhasawi
Reflections by Participants in the Study of the United States Institute on Religious Pluralism
Rebecca Kratz Mays
Dialoguing about American Religious Pluralism: An Egyptian Response
Yosra ElGendi
American Experiment of Ordered Liberty—A View from the Czech Republic
Roman Míčka
The Way of Looking Makes the Difference
Luiz Síveres
Religious Fundamentalism and Political Extremism
Alan L. Berger
BOOK REVIEW
