Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Contents of Volume 46 (2011)
Volume 46, Number 1 (Winter, 2011)
Editorial:
Postmodernity—Or Expanding Modernity?
by Leonard Swidler 1
Articles:
Christianity And The Religions: A Zero-Sum Game? Reclaiming “The Path Not Taken” And The Legacy Of Krister Stendahl
by Paul F. Knitter 5
Becoming The Word: Theosis In The Eucharist And Qur’ān
by Axel Takács 22
An Alliance Of The Sacred: Prospects For A Catholic-Orthodox Partnership Against Secularism In Europe
by Daniel P. Payne And Jennifer M. Kent 41
Toward An Apophatic Pluralism: Beyond Confessionalism, Epicyclism, And Inclusivism In Theology Of Religions
by Kenneth Rose 67
The Unremarkable Hybrid: Aloysius Pieris And The Redundancy Of Multiple Religious Belonging
by Devaka Premawardhana 76
Explorations And Responses:
Responses To Devaka Premawardhana’s “The Unremarkable Hybrid: Aloysius Pieris And The Redundancy Of Multiple Religious Belonging”
by Klaus K. Klostermaier 102
by Peter C. Phan 103
by Aimee Upjohn Light 104
Interview Of Professor Leonard Swidler
by Mubarak Alzuair 109
Book Reviews 117
Ecumenical Resources 131
Volume 46, Number 2 (Spring, 2011)
Editorial:
The Garden Of Eden Story—Source Of Often Mis-Read Wisdom: A Jewish-Christian Dialogue
by Leonard Swidler 143
Articles:
Marian Dogmas And Reunion: What Eastern Catholics Can Teach Us About Catholic Ecumenism
by Walter N. Sisto 150
Religion Versus The Religions: The Dialectic Of Divine Reality And Human Response In Karl Barth And Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
by Ankur Barua 163
The Problem With Karma: A Levinasian Critique And Christian-Hindu Theological Rehabilitation
by Madhuri M. Yadlapati 183
Divine Embodiment And The Mysteries Of Phylacteries, Fringes, And The Rosary
by Sanford Seltzer 201
Yiddish Christology? Der Bris Chadasha And Translation As Responsive Theology
by Peter Manseau 214
Alvin Plantinga On Religious Pluralism: A Catholic Appraisal
by Glenn B. Siniscalchi 229
Explorations And Responses:
Interreligious Dialogue, Community Cohesion, And Global Citizenship: The Role Of A Religion Program In A Rural, Land-Grant University
by Ann Marie B. Bahr 242
Looking For Balance Between Identity And Encounter: Buber’s Relations And Interreligious Dialogue
by Mauro Properzi 251
Hope For Eternal Life: The Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue
by Jeffrey Gros, F.S.C 259
The Work And Ministry Of Christ In An Anthropological Perspective
by Laverne Rutschman 270
Response To Klostermaier, Phan, And Light
by Devaka Premawardhana 275
Book Reviews 279
Ecumenical Resources 287
Volume 46, Number 3 (Summer, 2011)
Editorial:
The Heart Of Art
by Leonard Swidler 301
Special N.A.A.E. Section On “The Next 100 Years: New And Renewed Strategies For The Ecumenical Mission”
Introduction:
Remembering And Conversion, Companions And Allies, And Our Ecumenical Future
by Russell Meyer 305
A Tale Of Two Edinburghs: Mission, Unity, And Mutual Accountability
by Thomas F. Best 311
Unity And Mission One Hundred Years On
by Catherine E. Clifford 329
The Churches Challenged by The Secularization Of Culture
by Gregory Baum 343
The Russian Orthodox Church And Ecumenism
by Hegumen Philip (Riabykh) 353
Living In The Same House
by Gilles Routhier 359
People Of Paradox
by Karen A. Hamilton 365
Witnessing The Ecumenical Future Together
by Margaret O’gara 368
Articles:
The Case Of The Overlooked Fatwa
by Khaleel Mohammed 378
Reading Other Religious Texts: Intratextuality And The Logic Of Scripture
by Michael Barnes 389
Faith Seeking Understanding: Theological Method In Thomas Merton’s Interreligious Dialogue
by Ryan Scruggs 411
The Anglican Church Of Canada, From Conversion To Dialogue: The Case Of Roland De Corneille, 1961–1970
by Haim Genizi 427
Explorations And Responses:
Cross-Reanimating Martin Buber’s “Between” And Shin’ichi Hisamatsu’s “Nothingness”
by Kenneth P. Kramer 444
Orientale Lumen Xv Conference
by Joseph Loya, O.S.A. 457
Book Reviews 462
Volume 46, Number 4 (Fall, 2011)
Crisis And Credibility In The Jewish-Christian World: Remembering Franklin H. Littell The Fortieth Annual Scholars’ Conference On The Holocaust And The Churches
Preface
by Hubert Locke 475
Introduction
by Marcia Sachs Littell And Richard L. Libowitz 476
Part One:
Franklin H. Littell: After Forty Years In The Wilderness, The Unfinished Agenda
Franklin H. Littell: After Forty Years In The Wilderness, The Unfinished Agenda
by Michael Berenbaum 479
Franklin H. Littell: After Forty Years In The Wilderness—The Unfinished, Agenda
by Samuel Totten 482
Franklin Hamlin Littell: Forty Years In The Wilderness And Beyond
by Erich Geldbach 485
In Praise Of Franklin Littell
by Richard L. Rubenstein 491
Part Two: Professional Ethics After Auschwitz: How We Have Changed, Or Have We?
Journalism Ethics After Auschwitz
by Laurel Leff 495
In Denial: American Universities’ Response To The Third Reich, Past And Present
by Stephen H. Norwood 501
Legal Ethics After Auschwitz: The Case Against Sncf
by Harriet Tamen 510
Medical Ethics After Auschwitz
by Sheldon Rubenfeld 515
Business And Corporate Ethics After Auschwitz
by John Mccall 520
Part Three:
Telling The Story
Call Me André: Memoirs Of A Jewish Spy In The Resistance
by Diana Mara Henry 524
The View From Rome: Contextualizing The Vatican’s Response To Reichskristallnacht
by Suzanne Brown-Fleming 531
Our Jewish Brethren: Christian Responses To Kristallnacht In Canadian Mass Media
by Kyle Jantzen And Jonathan Durance 537
“Almost Indescribable And Unbelievable”: The Garrett Report And The Future Of Jewish Refugee Immigration To Australia In 1939
by Paul R. Bartrop 549
The Holocaust Experience In Western Poland
by Susan L. Pentlin 557
Jewish Women Partisans In Belarus
by Tamara Vershitskaya 567
The Warsaw Ghetto’s Underground Medical School
by Harold Ticktin 573
Part Four: The Aftermath
Hermann Maas And Justice After The Shoah
by Theodore N. Thomas 577
Iterations Of Babi Yar
by Joan Peterson 585
Franklin H. Littell’s And Israel W. Charny’s Early Warning Systems
by Steven Lawrence Jacobs 599
Levinas And The Other: Provider-Patient Relationships And The Response Of U.S. Nursing
by Mary Lagerwey 609
Delayed Justice: Forced And Slave Labor Restitution After The Holocaust
by Patricia Chappine 616
God Is Faithful To God’s People: The New Theology Of Israel In Contemporary German Protestantism
by Ulrich Rosenhagen 621
Part Five:
Faith And Freedom—Remembering Franklin H. Littell
Franklin H. Littell—In Memoriam
by Yehuda Bauer 639
Our Forty-Year Journey To Messiah College: A Tribute To Franklin H. Littell
by Richard T. Hughes 643
Franklin Littell: Scholar, Gentleman, And Passionate Provocateur
by Violet Ketels Cornish 646
More Than Credibility: Building On The Legacy Of Franklin H. Littell
by Henry F. Knight 649
A Passionate Commitment—A Tribute To Franklin Littell
by John T. Pawlikowski 653
Reflections On Franklin Littell: In Memoriam
by David Silberklang 655
Faith And Freedom: Remembering Franklin H. Littell
by Hubert G. Locke 657
In Memoriam: Franklin H. Littell, 1917–2009
by John K. Roth 659
Epilogue
by Michael Berenbaum 662
Authors In This Issue 665
Editorial:
The Holocaust And “Salvation”?
by Leonard Swidler 677
