[This volume is available online in JSTOR.]
BUDDHIST CHRISTOLOGY
Toward a Theravadin Christology, pp. 3-14
Michael G. Fonner
Mahayana Theology: A Dialogue with Critics, pp. 15-58
John P. Keenan
Response by John B. Cobb Jr.
Response by Paul J. Griffiths
Response by Robin Matthews
CHINESE BUDDHISM AND CHRISTIANITY
The Boddhisatva Guanyin and the Virgin Mary, pp. 61-69
Maria Reis-Habito
The Modern Buddhist Reformer T’ai-hsu on Christianity, pp. 71-83
Don A. Pittman
FOUNDATIONS FOR DIALOGUE
Seeing Traces of the Ox: Scripture and Interreligious Dialogue, pp. 87-101
Paul O. Ingram
Beyond Kenosis: New Foundations for Buddhist-Christian Dialogue, pp. 103-117
E. D. Cabanne
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL BUDDHIST-CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
Mutual Transformation: An Answer to a Religious Question, pp. 121-126
Frederick J. Streng
Autobiography, Mutual Transformation, and the Prophetic Voice in Buddhist Feminism, pp. 127-133
Rita M. Gross
Reflections on the Fourth Buddhist-Christian Conference, pp. 135-145
John Berthrong
THEOLOGICAL ENCOUNTER IV
Editor’s Introduction, pp. 149-150
Rita M. Gross
The Church in the World: Dialogical, Ethical, and Spiritual Implications, pp. 151-185
Donald W. Mitchell
Response by Reginald Ray
Response by Taitetsu Unno
“Being-in-the-World”: The Bodhisattva Ideal and the Millennium, pp. 187-204
Luis O. Gomez
Response by David Lochhead
RESPONSES TO THE REJOINDER OF MASAO ABE
Continuing the Conversation, pp. 207-209
|John B. Cobb Jr.
More on Feminism, Self-Sacrifice, and Time; or, Too Many Words for Emptiness, pp. 211-219
Catherine Keller
Abe’s Buddhist Realization of God, pp. 221-222
Thomas J. J. Altizer
Buddhism and Judaism: Some Further Considerations, pp. 223-231
Eugene B. Borowitz
Response by Masao Abe
NEWS AND NOTES
Edited by Donald W. Mitchell
1992 Meeting of the Japan Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, pp. 235-237
Jan Van Bragt
Annual Meeting of the Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, pp. 239-241
Ruben L. F. Habito
The Maryknoll Interreligious Dialogue Conference, pp. 243-244
George J. Hirschboeck, M.M.
Buddhism and Modern Western Thought: A Symposium, pp. 245-246
Thomas P. Kasulis
United States and Vietnam: On the Need for Spiritual Reconciliation, pp. 247-257
Kristin Pelzer
BOOK REVIEWS
Edited by Paul O. Ingram
Robert Bobilin on Bond, The Buddhist Revival in Sri Lanka, and Gombrich and Obeyesekere, Buddhism Transformed: Religious Change in Sri Lanka, pp. 261-266
Roger J. Corless on Hardy, Monastic Quest and Interreligious Dialogue, pp. 266-267
Eiko Kawamura-Hanaoka on Kosaka, A Study of Nishida’s Philosophy: The Development and Structure of the Logic of Field, pp. 268-269
Dennis Lishka on Habito, Yameru nihon-o mitsumete: Ningen kaiho to shukyo no saisei (Taking a Good Look at an Unhealthy Japan: Human Liberation and Religious Rebirth) and Shukyo to sekai no itami: Bukkyo-kurisuttokyo no shinzui-o motomeru (Religion and World Suffering: Searching for the Core of Buddhism and Christianity), pp. 269-272
Reginald A. Ray on The Myth of Christian Uniqueness: Toward a Pluralistic Theology of Religions, ed. Hick and Knitter, pp. 272-277
Taitetsu Unno on Mitchell, Spirituality and Emptiness: The Dynamics of Spiritual Life in Buddhism and Christianity, pp. 277-280
David P. Killen on de Wit, Contemplative Psychology, trans. by Baird, pp. 280-282
Mary Ann Stenger on Samartha, One Christ — Many Religions: Toward a Revised Christology, pp. 283-287
