Volume 17, Number 1
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Author |
Description |
Jesus as Rorschach |
Robert Arias |
Who was the historical figure we know as Jesus Christ? In this introspective essay, Rob Arias explores the work of scholars and asks, "Who was this Galilean? A prophet in the ancient Jewish vein? Elija come back to restore Israel? A political revolutionary? A vagabond beggar? A charlatan exorcist? Just another charismatic psychotic who thought he might be King?" Steeped in Roman Catholicism, Arias took for granted the church's portrait of Jesus until a tragedy triggered a search for the presence behind the story a journey to the roots of what can be known. |
A Pensive Pause |
John Groff |
Readers who miss the every-issue regularity of Father Groff's writings for C*NAQ will especially delight in this wonderful piece! "An Eschatological Laundry List" offers the fifteen premises underlying Groff's understanding of spirituality, an understanding shared by many inclined toward a unitive vision of reality. |
A Peek Between the Covers |
Dan Hahn |
The subject of the Reverend Daniel B. Hahn's "Peek" for our January-March 2005 issue is crucial, timely, and much on the minds of many of us. Is Religion Killing Us?: Violence in the Bible and the Quran by Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer examines the underpinnings of violence in our world. Hahn's excellent critique of this title is pointed and vital to interfaith dialog. |
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