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vol. 31, no. 3, summer 2003
God Created
Me
By Richard Rice
The first word of Christian faith is an affirmation of God’s
creative work.
God’s Justice in the Book of Job
By Jean Sheldon
In the book of Job, divine power is not questioned, but divine
justice is.
The Gospel Explained Through Poetry
By Ray Dabrowski
Zita Kirsnauskaite’s poetry moves through despair to the
garden of hope, and has caught the imagination of Lithuanian
artists and critics.
Protection Island Eucharist
By James L. Hayward
Blimp-bodied June beetles zoom erratically above the marram
grass. Here and there on the ground, pairs clasp, bump, and
grind toward genetic redemption.
For the Beauty of the Earth: An Adventist
Theology of Ecology
By Warren C. Trenchard
Tracing Adventist writings on ecology provides the basis for
a proposal to develop an Adventist theology of the earth with
five basic affirmations and two symbols.
Live and Let Live: An Interview with Stephen
R. L. Clark
By Gary Chartier
Talking environmental philosophy with a vegetarian conservative
defender of the interests of the nonhuman world.
Women's Leadership in the Church: Lessons from Church Planters
By Doug Tilstra
Recalling specifically how God has used women in a significant
way to build the Church, and asking how it can be so again.
The Long and Winding Road for Adventist
Women's Ordination: Thirty-five Years and Counting
By Kit Watts
There were high hopes for Adventist women after the Camp Mohaven
meeting in September 1973. A tour of the events before and after
shows why the issue has not been resolved.
Contextualization and Women in the Church
By Doug Matacio
If contextualization is the way to position the Church for the
future, perhaps the place to begin is in the treatment of women.
Reflections on She Who Is
By Heather Isaacs
We speak about the need to be born again, but never about the
womb of God.
What’s Love Got To Do with It?
By Adam Andreassen
God’s love story is based in equality.
Art,
Tea, and Religion:
A Review of Crossroads: Art and Religion in American Life,
edited by Alberta Arthurs and Glenn Wallach
By John Hoyt
Does the Artist have
a duty to depict positive images?
It’s About Time
By Bonnie Dwyer
Roger
Williams:
Now More Than Ever!
By David R. Larson
Lines From the Verse
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