Issue 29 is a special issue featuring articles from the 17th Annual Engaging Particularities Conference of the Boston College Theology Department.

Published: 2020-03-16

Editorial Introductions

From the Editor-in-Chief

Issue 29 in Partnership with Boston College Engaging Particularities XVII (2019)

Axel Marc Oaks Takács

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From the Guest Editors

Perspective on Personhood: Comparative Insights into Self, Community, and Cosmos

Hans Abdiel Harmakaputra, Katie Mahowski Mylroie

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Articles

Practicing the Image of God

How Ritual Can Retrain the Elephant

Michelle Voss Roberts

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Gadamer’s Philosophical Concept of “Prejudice” and its Use in Comparative Theology

Mariah Terey Cushing

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The Lost Self

Charles Taylor’s Buffered Self and the Social Imaginary of Thich Nhat Hanh’s Interbeing

Greg Mileski

38-47

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Overcoming Individualism on a Personalist Level

A Muslim and Christian Proposal

Shannon Gabrielle Wylie

48-65

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Developing a Language for Jewish Liturgical Asceticism

Wholeness of Heart as a Telos of Traditional Jewish Prayer

Bethany Autumn Slater

66-78

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Book Reviews

Meaning and Method in Comparative Theology

by Catherine Cornille

Joseph Kimmel

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The Ocean of God: On the Transreligious Future of Religions

by Roland Faber

Chava Bahle

82-84

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New Paths for Interreligious Theology: Perry Schmidt-Leukel’s Fractal Interpretation of Religious Diversity.

Edited by Alan Race and Paul Knitter

Kristin Johnston Largen

85-86

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The Other Prophet: Jesus in the Qur’an

By Mouhanad Khorchide and Klaus von Stosch, trans. Simon Pare

Lucinda Mosher

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Religious Imaginations: How Narratives of Faith are Shaping Today’s World

Edited by James Walters

Daniel Pigg

89-91

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