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Issue: End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind?
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Revelation’s Warning to Evangelicals: Left Behind May Be Hazardous to Our Health Tyler Wigg Stevenson End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
From the Editor: Imagining the Televised Apocalypse: Carnivále and The Courage to Be Jamie L. Manson End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
Contents - End Times and End Games: Is Scripture Being Left Behind? End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
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
From the Dean’s Desk Harold W. Attridge End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
Can We Trust the Bible? Harold W. Attridge End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
Integrating Apocalpticism Into Modern Theology: An Interview with Adela Yarbro Collins Jamie L. Manson End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
Apocalyptic Violence and Politics: End-Times Fiction for Jews and Christians Barbara R. Rossing End Times and End Games:Is Scripture Being Left Behind? Spring 2005
Issue: Violence and Theology
Article Author Issue Season Yearsort ascending
Standing Buddhas of Bamiyan Kept Watch By Dianne Bilyak 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
Review: Violence in God's Name: Religion in an Age of Conflict by Oliver McTernan By Maurice Timothy Reidy Violence and Theology Winter 2004
Trauma and Grace Serene Jones 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
Sidebar: When Violence is No Stranger: Pastoral Counseling with Survivors of Acquaintance Rape Pamela Cooper-White Violence and Theology Winter 2004
From the Dean’s Desk Harold W. Attridge Violence and Theology Winter 2004
Issue: The Mighty and the Almighty:Foreign Policy and God
Article Author Issue Season Yearsort ascending
My Father, in Heaven, Is Reading Out Loud By Li-Young Lee 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
From the Dean's Desk By Harold W. Attridge 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
From the Editor By Jamie L. Manson 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
When America Can Say, "I'm Back!" By James A. Forbes 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 Third World is Just Around the Corner By R. Clifton Spargo 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
Politics and Salt By John E. Hare 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
"Ministry" with Societies in Transition: An Interview with Ambassador William Lacy Swing '60 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