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Reflections
Vol 91. Number 1
Violence and Theology
The time is ripe for the School to resume a robust involvement with contemporary issues, to engage our alumni, alumnae, friends, and the religious community more generally, in a serious and sustained conversation about the issues that confront church and society from a reflective theological point of view. That is the goal of Reflections.
--From the Dean's Desk
Winter 2004 Contents:
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From the Dean's Desk
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From the Managing Editor
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REFLECTIONS
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The Bible and the Legitimation of Violence
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Trauma and Grace
by Serene Jones -
Christianity and Violence
by Miroslav Volf-
Featured on MPR's,Speaking of Faith
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A CD of this program is included when ordering this issue of Reflections.
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Worship in a Violent World: Deconstructing Ordinary Liturgies
By Siobhan Garrigan
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POETRY
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Nights in Jerusalem
by Joel Hanisek -
Standing Buddhas of Bamiyan Kept Watch
Dianne Bilyak
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REVIEWS
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Violence in God's Name: Religion in an Age of Conflict, Oliver McTernan
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Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill, Jessica Stern
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