The Journal of Scriptural Reasoning
Volume 1, No. 1—August 2001

Mysticism and Scriptural Reasoning: Messianism and Fulfillment

General Editors
William Elkins, Drew University
Kurt Anders Richardson, Boston University

Guest Editor
William Young, Loyola College in Maryland

Founding Editor
Peter Ochs, University of Virginia

The Hope-Fulness of Scriptural Reasoning,
William Young

• “He is Our Peace”
  David Ford



• Messianism in the Christian Kabbalah of Johann Kemper
  Elliot Wolfson



• The Reality of Tasawwuf In the Light of the Prophetic Model
  Dr. Israr Ahmad

• Fullness and Vagueness:
  Stephen Fowl
  
  
• Practicing Mysticism: Jews, Christians, and Muslims:
  James Buckley
  
  
• The Songs of Strangers:
  William Elkins
  
  
• On Knowing the End: Some Questions for David Ford
  Lewis Ayres
  
  
• On ‘Messianism in the Christian Kabbalah’ by Elliot Wolfson:
  Kris Lindbeck
  
  
• ‘He is our peace’: The Letter to the Ephesians and the Theology of Fulfillment’ by David Ford:
  Kris Lindbeck
  
  
• Pragmatism and the Limits of the Plain Sense:
  William Stacy Johnson
  
  
• Eschatology and Social Ethics: The Limits of Typology:
  Barry Harvey
  
  
• Negotiating Traditions and Transitions: A Response to Elliot R. Wolfson and David F. Ford:
  Robert Gibbs
  
  
• The Promise and Limits of Doing Scriptural Reasoning on a Christian ‘Rabbinic’ Text:
  Stephen Kepnes
  
  
• Jewish and Christian Intertextuality and Welcoming Islam:
  Peter Ochs
  
  
• Turnings within the Society for Scriptural Reasoning: A Response to Ford, Wolfson, et al.:
  Robert Cathey

• Encountering Mysticism: A Report on the November 1998 Meeting
  by William Young.

• Upcoming Events in the Society, November 2001

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