Most Recent Articles from Cross Currents

• 2007 Ad 

  Introduction The black and white photograph is of a group of peasant women, wrapped in coarse woolen shawls against the January cold. (1) They...

  09/01/09 by Kama Maclean · More from publication

• The Scandal Of Particularity 

  Knowledge is always about power in one way or another. Politicians, theologians, philosophers, and social theorists have realized this for a long...

  06/01/09 by Randi Rashkover · More from publication

• Introductory essay 

  Interfaith dialogues usually begin with the quest for common ground, and this is where they all too often get stuck. It is exhilarating to discover...

  06/01/09 by Christopher M. Leighton · More from publication

• Reclaiming particularity: reflections on "Reclaiming the Center: a Jewish-Christian conversation" 

  Reclaiming the Center: A Jewish-Christian Conversation is a multiphase project of the Institute for Christian & Jewish Studies in Baltimore, MD....

  06/01/09 by Rosann M. Catalano · More from publication

• Reflections on the Scandal of Particularity 

  Serving as a the pastor of a self-described "progressive" Presbyterian Church with deep connections in the Jewish community I was somewhat...

  06/01/09 by Andrew Foster Connors · More from publication

• Reformed theology, revelation, and particularity: John Calvin and H. Richard Niebuhr 

  Reformed Christianity, as I shall soon have reason to emphasize, is but one of many particular Christian sub-traditions. Thus, when we investigate...

  06/01/09 by Douglas F. Ottati · More from publication

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