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Religion and the Environment [ Supplement 3 ]

Edited by Ronald A. Simkins, Creighton University

Faithful Citizenship: Principles and Strategies to Serve the Common Good [ Supplement 4 ]

Edited by Dennis Hamm, S.J., Creighton University
and Gail S. Risch, Creighton University


Liberating Domesticity: Women and the Home in Orthodox Judaism and Latin American Pentecostalism

Jonathan L. Friedmann, Whittier College
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]

Coping with the Failure of a Prophecy: The Israeli Disengagement from the Gaza Strip

Lilly Weissbrod, Savyon, Israel
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]

Borrow and Lend: Social Exchange and the Gemach

Donna Shai, Villanova University
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]

Potential for Apocalypse: Violence and Eschatology in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Ross Moret, Valparaiso University
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]

Catholicism and Democracy: A Reconsideration

Edward Bell, Brescia University College at the University of Western Ontario
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]

Religion, Pluralism, and Democracy: A Natural Law Approach

Anthony Mansueto, Collin College
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]

The Benefits of Church Involvement for African-Americans: The Perspectives of Congregants, Church Staff, and the Church Pastor

Cassandra Chaney, Louisiana State University
[ Abstract ] [ Article ] [ Print Version ]


Religious Terrorism and Popular Culture: The Uses and Abuses of Aum Shinrikyō

Christopher Gerteis, Creighton University
[ Review Essay ] [ Print Version ]

The Cedar and Brokeback Mountains: Heroic Passions or “I’m Not No Queer”

John Barclay Burns, George Mason University
[ Review Essay ] [ Print Version ]


The New Atheism and the Scientific-Naturalist Tradition

Nancey Murphy, Fuller Theological Seminary
[ Lecture ] [ Print Version ]