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Koinonia Journal is published annually by doctoral students at Princeton Theological Seminary. The publication and its annual forum promote written and face-to-face interdisciplinary discussion around issues in theology and the study of religion.

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Volume 16, 2004

Editorial:  Multireligious and Multicultural Conversation in Christian Academic Institutions
SANDRA COSTEN KUNZ

Annual Forum 2003

The Blood of the Martyrs is the Seed of Life: Liberation Theology, Martyrdom, and the Prophetic Dimension of Theology
MATTHEW D. LUNDBERG

A Few Fertile Threads: Ancient and Contemporary Martyrdom as a Neglected Source of Theological Inquiry
LISA POWELL

Lundberg’s “The Martyrdom of Solidarity”: Some Implications for Jewish-Christian Liberationist Dialogue
SANTIAGO SLABODSKY

The Blood of the Martyrs Can Be the Seed of Life: Violence, Abuse and the Prophetic Dimension of Theology
DEBRA L. DUKE

Martyrdom in Context: Implications for Conflict Resolution
PUSHPA IYER

Why Love so Thoroughly Crushed by Evil is Not Fully Extinguished
RUBÉN ROSARIO-RODRÍGUEZ

Response to the Respondents
MATTHEW D. LUNDBERG

Open Submissions

Tory Muslim: The Conversion of Marmaduke Pickthall
LAWRENCE M. STRATTON

The Problem of Cathar Apocalypticism
RAYMOND A. POWELL

The Prophetic and The Priestly: Reclaiming Preaching as Practical Theology
KENYATTA R. GILBERT

Nature and Human Nature in Calvin’s Theology: A Prophetic Voice for Environmental Ethics
ARIANE ARPELS-JOSIAH

Understanding Richard Shaull’s Third Conversion: Encountering Pentecostalism among the Poor
RAIMUNDO C. BARRETO JR.

Morality and Meaning in a Time of Terror: A Review Essay
SCOTT R. PAETH

Book Reviews

Jennifer G. Bird, Kaley Middlebrooks Carpenter,Matthew D. Lundberg,Hyung Jin Park, Gregory A. Walter, Philip Wingeier-Rayo

2003 Issue
Volume XV

Editorial

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Annual Forum 2002

“Linguistic Through and Through”? The Challenge of Yogâcâra to David Tracy’s Epistemology
David R. Brockman

The Dialectics of Language and Experience in David Tracy’s Epistemology: A Response to David Brockman
Rachel Sophia Baard

The Real Beyond Language: A Response to David Brockman
Manuel J. Mejido

Yes, There Are Limits to Tracy’s Linguistic Emphasis; But We Can Only Talk About Them
Jonathan Seitz

Response to the Respondants
David R. Brockman

Open Submissions

American Protestant Pilgrimage: Nineteenth-Century Impressions of Palestine
Stephanie Stidham Rogers

Admiring Our Savvy Ancestors: Abraham’s and Jacob’s Rhetoric of Negotiation (Gen 23, 33)
G. Brooke Lester

Christian Realism and Latin American Liberation Theology: Expanding the Dialogue 
Raimundo C. Barreto, Jr.

Book Reviews
Todd V. Cioffi, I. Brent Driggers, Molly Claire Haslam, James R. Daniel Kirk, Steven R. Matthies, Retief Muller, Scott Roberts Paeth, Ruben Rosario Rodriguez, Seng-Kong Tan, Daniel C. Timmer, Adonis Vidu

2002 Issue
Volume XIV
Number 1
Spring 2002

Editorial

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Closing the Black-White Achievement Gap: A Public Theology for Public Education Reform
Ray A. Owens

Some Possible Roles for Congregational Christian Education in Closing the Black-White Achievement Gap
Sandra Costen Kunz

Justice, Pluralism, and Second Choice: A Response to Ray Owens
Christopher S. D. Rogers

Response to Mr. Owens' Paper
Micah Watson

Pragmatism as Anti-Racism: A Response to Ray Owens
Diane Whitmore

Contact Information

Contributions are welcome. Articles should be submitted electronically to Koinonia.Journal@ptsem.eduand a hard copy sent to Sandra Costen Kunz, Executive Editor Koinonia Journal, Princeton Theological Seminary, P.O. Box 821, Princeton, NJ 08542-0803.