Ecumenical Review, The

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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Ecumenical Review, The

• Formation of an ecumenical consciousness
  by Phyllis Anderson
• Ted Peters, Science, Theology and Ethics
  by David Gosling
• European Christianity and the challenge of militant secularism
  by Hilarion Alfeyev
• Editorial
  by Simon Oxley
• Ecumenical formation in Bossey: the holistic and inclusive model of academic study and research, life in community and shared spirituality
  by Ioan Sauca
• Jorge Alejandro Scampini, OP, La conversion de las iglesias, una necesidad y una urgencia de la fe: La experiencia del Groupe des Dombes como desarrollo de un metodo ecumenico eclesial , [The Conversion of the Churches, an Urgent Imperative for the Faith:
  by Pablo R. Andinach
• Epistemic objectives for ecumenical formation: a Catholic perspective
  by Gosbert T.M. Byamungu
• Ecumenical education and formation: a Latin American perspective
  by German Zijlstra
• Living ecumenically: an absolute necessity: reflections from academic experience
  by Elsa Tamez
• Forming a movement: origins and opportunities
  by Simon Oxley
• Report of the inter-orthodox pre-assembly meeting
• Non scholae, sed vitae discimus: Eastern European perspectives on ecumenical theological and religious education
  by Vladimir Fedorov
• Learning to live in oikoumene: doing ecumenical formation in Asia
  by Hope S. Antone
• The circle of concerned African women theologians: its contribution to ecumenical formation
  by Isabel Apawo Phiri