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Articles in Fall, 2003 issue of Cross Currents

• A terrible good: William James, Charles Williams and divided consciousness
  by Catherine Madsen
• Night Fishing in Galilee: the Journey Towards Spiritual Wisdom
  by Peter Heinegg
• The pragmatics of spirit: a centenary celebration of James's Varieties
  by Oz Lorentzen
• Gomer's Complaint
  by Kris Lindbeck
• The "twice-born"
  by Charles McArthur Taylor
• Perhaps
  by Anthony Pinn
• Implicit theologies in psychologies: claiming experience as an authoritative source for theologizing
  by Douglas S. Hardy
• Kauai
  by Peter Ledermann
• What James knew
  by Catherine Madsen
• Jewish renewal in pre-nazi Berlin: Abraham Heschel interprets William James
  by Edward K. Kaplan
• "Failure, then, failure!": shame and William James's "sick soul"
  by Jill L. McNish
• At Home in the Cosmos
  by Maggie Hellas
• "Religion in this way is absolutely indestructible."
  by William James
• Definitions and hypotheses: William James, religion, and spiritual transformation
  by Christopher Stawski
• The varieties as an inspiration: confessions of a slow learner
  by Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi
• The Leaf
  by Peter Ledermann
• Is healthy-mindedness healthy?
  by James O. Pawelski
• The Beggar King and the Secret of Happiness
  by Daniel S. Brenner
• Ritual and religius experince: William James and the study of 'alternative spiritualities.'
  by Jo Pearson
• Blackface as religious expression
  by Lisa Silberman Brenner