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Issue: The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Shades	By Dianne Bilyak	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	Politics and Salt	By John E. Hare	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	My Father, in Heaven, Is Reading Out Loud	By Li-Young Lee	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	Letters to a Young Doubter	By William Sloane Coffin	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	Storm Front	By Joel Hanisek	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	Apropos The Dark Night of the Soul	By Thomas Farrington	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	When America Can Say, "I'm Back!"	By James A. Forbes	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	From the Dean's Desk	By Harold W. Attridge	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	The Third World is Just Around the Corner	By R. Clifton Spargo	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	From the Editor	By Jamie L. Manson	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	"Ministry" with Societies in Transition: An Interview with Ambassador William Lacy Swing '60		The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	The Mighty and the Almighty: United States Foreign Policy and God	By Madeleine K. Albright	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	On Mammon and Manna	By Clifton Kirkpatrick '68	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	Anxious About Empire: A Conversation with Professor Wesley Avram		The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	The Last Word: What Does Madeleine Albright's Address Say About the Character of Contemporary Christianity?	By Stanley Hauerwas '65	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004
	Partnership in Hope: Gender, Faith, and Responses to HIV/AIDS in Africa	By Margaret A. Farley	The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God	Fall	2004

Issue: Violence and Theology
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Worship in a Violent World: Deconstructing 'Ordinary' Liturgies	Siobhán Garrigan	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	From the Managing Editor	By Jamie L. Manson	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Standing Buddhas of Bamiyan Kept Watch	By Dianne Bilyak	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Review: Violence in God's Name: Religion in an Age of Conflict by Oliver McTernan	By Maurice Timothy Reidy	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Sidebar: When Violence is No Stranger: Pastoral Counseling with Survivors of Acquaintance Rape	Pamela Cooper-White	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Review: Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill by Jessica Stern	By Kevin Eckstrom	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	From the Dean’s Desk	Harold W. Attridge	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Nights in Jerusalem	Joel Hanisek	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	The Bible and the Legitimation of Violence	John J. Collins	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Sidebar: Exclusion and Embrace	Luke Timothy Johnson	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Christianity and Violence	Miroslav Volf	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Sidebar: The Continuum History of Apocalypticism		Violence and Theology	Winter	2004
	Trauma and Grace	Serene Jones	Violence and Theology	Winter	2004

Issue: End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind?
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Re-Contextualizing Resitance: From the Shores of Patmos to the Barrios of East Los Angeles	David A. Sánchez	End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind?	Spring	2005