[UUA-L] Meadville/Lombard Journal of Liberal Religion announces summer 20 02 issue

[Deborah Weiner]

The editors of The Journal of Liberal Religion are pleased to announce the
publication of the Summer 2002 issue, "Universalism: Yesterday, Today, and
Tomorrow," which includes the following essays.  The JLR can be found online
at www.meadville.edu/jlr.html. 



JLR Summer 2002 - "Universalism: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" 

Editor's Note -- Kenneth A. Olliff 

A Contemporary Assessment of Universalism -- David Bumbaugh 

Our Universalist Mission: Proclaiming a Theology for the 21st Century -- 
Forrest Church 

A Faith with Aspiration -- Peter Hughes 

Elhanan Winchester, Junior: Fire for the Gospel -- David Johnson 

Feminism Embraces the Sewing Machine: Martha Nussbaum's Ethical Universalism

in a Pluralist World -- Grace Kao 



Featured Essays: 

Preliminary Conclusions in the Search of Philosophical Grounds for 
Contemporary Unitarian Identity -- Neville Buch 

On the Possibility of an Immediate Experience of God -- Ross Stein 

The St. Lawrence Foundation Student Essay: The Theology of A. Powell 
Davies -- Jennifer Crow 

In Search of a Center: Unitarian Universalism Responds to September 11 -- 
Emily Mace 

Conversations 

What Holds Us Together? A Response to Daniel O' Connell's "Unitarian 
Universalist Denominational Theology, 1993-1997" -- Charles Ellis 

Response from Daniel O' Connell 

Reining in Deconstruction: A Critical Commentary on Susan Ritchie's "The 
Promise of Postmodernism for Unitarian Universalist Theology" -- Robert Wood


Housekeeping: A Response to Robert Wood's Critique of "The Promise of 
Postmodernism" -- Susan Ritchie 


-- Kenneth A. Olliff 
Editor, The Journal of Liberal Religion 
kolliff at hds.harvard.edu 
www.meadville.edu/jlr.htm