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Love's resonance: A theology of human likeness to the Holy Spirit	Neither Jew nor Gentile, but both: Paul's "Christians" as "Gentile-Jews"

Quest of the nightingale: The religious thought of Khvajah Mir Dard (1720--1785)	Tactile engagements and Christian understanding

Aesthetics of dependency: Early Modernism and the struggle against Idealism in Kierkegaard, Ibsen, and Henry James	The Christian son of God in the Roman world

Trinity, hierarchy, and difference: Mapping the Christian imaginary	Four types of calling: The ethics of vocation in Kierkegaard, Brunner, Scheler and Barth

The limits of hospitality	Mercy, human and divine, or a short treatise on the nature and necessity of mercy, both human and divine, and the relationship of the latter to the former, with special reference to the Christian Scriptures, consideration being given to human mercy as an obligation, but also a sacramental moment of divine mercy, both for the beneficiary and the benefactor, containing as well a brief theological anthropology in support of the thesis, all suggesting that union with Christ is the ground and term of human mercy, and, thus, that the purported duty to love in the mode of mercy is first a duty to 'be loved,' as evidenced by the writings of two theologians in the Christian mystical tradition, namely, Bernard of Clairvaux and Jeanne Guyon

The cult of the Apostle Paul the Martyr in the Latin West	The theological interpretation of the relation of Christianity to other religions, with particular reference to Karl Barth

Eruditio sacri eloquii: The integration of scriptural hermeneutics and theological system in Hugh of St Victor	Martyrs as philosophers: The school of Pamphilus and ascetic tradition in Eusebius's "Martyrs of Palestine"

Christ and analogy: The metaphysics of Hans Urs von Balthasar	Life and value: What ecology may mean for Christian ethics and faith

World Without End: Conceptions of Heaven in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Protestant England