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INTERRELIGIOUS ENCOUNTER IN ASIAN SOCIETIES
Chinese Buddhist and Christian Charities: A Comparative History, p. 5
Whalen Lai
Early Buddhism and Taoism in China (A.D. 65-420), p. 35
Jiahe Lu
Samga Kwigam of Hyujong and the Three Religions, p. 43
Young Ho (Jinwol) Lee
The Place of Religion in Vietnam Today, p. 65
Bruce Matthews
On Defining “Vietnamese Religion”: Reflections on Bruce Matthews’ Article, p. 75
Kristin Pelzer
IDEAS OF SELFHOOD EAST AND WEST
The True Self in the Buddhist Philosophy of the Kyoto School, p. 83
Fritz Buri
Toward a Global Hermeneutic of Justification in Process Perspective: Luther and Shinran Comparatively Considered, p. 103
Tokiyuki Nobuhara
MONASTICISM EAST AND WEST
A Comparison of the Early Forms of Buddhist and Christian Monastic Traditions, p. 123
Mathieu Boisvert
Translator’s Introduction to “The History of Buddhist Nuns in Japan,” p. 143
Karma Lekshe Tsomo
The History of Buddhist Nuns in Japan, p. 147
Akira Hirakawa
ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
Preliminary Statement, p. 161
Frederick J. Streng
A Buddhist Response, p. 163
Grace Burford
Resurrection of the Body: Finding a Misplaced Future, p. 167
Paula M. Cooey
A Christian and Zen Self-Critique, p. 175
Ruben L. F. Habito
SALVATION AND NIRVANA
Preliminary Statement, p. 181
Ruben L. F. Habito
The Role of Autobiography in the Comparison of Salvation and Nirvana, p. 183
Terry C. Muck
Response to Terry Muck, p. 189
José Ignacio Cabezón
Liberation: An Indo-Tibetan Perspective, p. 191
José Ignacio Cabezón
Response to José Cabezón, p. 198
Terry C. Muck
NEWS AND NOTES
Edited by Donald W. Mitchell
From Montserrat to Mampukuji: Reports on the Fourth Spiritual Exchange, p. 203
- Let Our Minds Be in Harmony with Our Voices
Bartomeu Ubach - Impressions of the Fourth Spiritual Exchange
Chisei Tanaka - On the Fourth East-West Spiritual Exchange
Gensho Hozumi
Practice and Internal Dialogue: A Report on the Fourth Annual Conference of the Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, p. 227
Ruben L. F. Habito
Report on the Tenth Meeting of the Japan Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, p. 231
Paul L. Swanson
Seimeizan: A Living Buddhist-Christian Dialogue, p. 233
Roger Corless
Keiji Nishitani (1900-1990), p. 241
Eiko Kawamura
REVIEW ARTICLES
Why Are There Monks and Nuns? A Review Article, p. 249
Roger Corless
Kenosis and Action: A Review Article, p. 255
Sallie B. King
BOOK REVIEWS
Roy C. Amore on Ethics, Wealth, and Salvation: A Study in Buddhist Social Ethics, ed. Sizemore and Swearer, p. 265
Mathieu Boisvert on Wiltshire, Ascetic Figures before and in Early Buddhism: The Emergence of Gautama as the Buddha, p. 269
Mathieu Boisvert on Wijayaratna, Buddhist Monastic Life According to the Texts of the Theravada Tradition, trans. Grangier and Collins, p. 270
Philippe Gross on Shaw, The Paradox of Intention: Reaching the Goal by Giving up the Attempt to Reach It, p. 271
Masaaki Honda on Furukawa, Sakebitashi Kanmangetsu No Wareuhodo (I wish my shout could break the cold full moon), p. 271
Nancy R. Howell on Pieris, An Asian Theology of Liberation, p. 276
Paul O. Ingram on Yagi and Swidler, A Bridge to Buddhist-Christian Dialogue, p. 281
Shigeo H. Kanda on Lochhead, The Dialogical Impreative: A Christian Reflection on Interfaith Encounter, p. 283
Patricia O’Connell Killen on Hillman, Many Paths: A Catholic Approach to Religious Pluralism, p. 287
Lyman Lundeen on Wessels, Images of Jesus: How Jesus Is Perceived and Portrayed in Non-European Cultures, trans. Vriend, p. 289
Judith G. Martin on Lutherans and the Challenge of Religious Pluralism, ed. Klos, Nakamura, and Martensen, p. 291
J. Robert Phillips on The Myth of Christian Uniqueness: Toward a Pluralistic Theology of Religions, ed. Hick and Knitter, p. 295
Judith Simmer-Brown on Toward a Universal Theology of Religion, ed. Swidler, p. 301
Bonnie Thurston on Merzel, The Eye Never Sleeps: Striking to the Heart of Zen, ed. Proskauer, p. 305
