the , s ecumenical review Index Volume 43 1991 World Council of Churches the Editor: EMmILio CASTRO ecumenical Managing Editors: JEAN STROMBERG / T.K. THOMAS THOMAS F. BEST MARLIN VANELDEREN review Book Review Editor: THOMAS F. BEST Editorial Assistant: JOAN CAMBITSIS Themes of Issues Ecumenical Social Thought: A Christian Feminist Voice, by Nancy L. Cocks, 3:341. An Ethics for Sustainability, by Wesley Gran- January: The Ecumenical Future and the berg-Michaelson, 1:120. WCC: A Dialogue of Dreams and Visions Expectations around the Theme, by Mary April: The Canberra Assembly: Expectation Tanner, 2:165. and Experience July: Ecumenical Social Thought in the Post- Experience and Promise, by Khushnud Cold-War Period Azariah, 2:250. October: Rerum Novarum: One Hundred From an African Angle, by Ambrose Moyo, Years 2:2 17. From Breakthrough to Breakthrough, by Pat- Articles rick G. Henry, 1:22. The Future of Local Councils of Churches: The African Family as a Symbol of Ecume- Some Practical Observations, by Diane C. nism, by Mercy Amba Oduyoye, 4:465. Kessler, 1:50. Are the Orthodox That Far Apart? by Valerie Gospel, Culture and Theological Education, Zahirsky, 2:222. by Kondothra M. George, 4:459. An Australian Assessment, by Margaret Rod- Hopes for Canberra 1991, by Johannes W. gers, 2:184. A Hempel, 1:31. The Banquet of Ecumenical Theology, by How Ecumenical Must the Ecumenical Move- Dale T. Irwin, 1:68. ment Be? The Challenge of JPIC to the Breakdown of Communism in Europe, by Ecumenical Movement by D. Preman Ni- M.M. Thomas, 3:375. les, 4:451. Capitalism and Socialism: A Reconsideration, Jesus Christ Who Has Gone to the Utter by C.T. Kurien, 3:308. Catholic Social Thought: From Rerum Periphery, by Kosuke Koyama, 1:100. Novarum to Centesimus Annus, by Robert The Joy and the Pain, by Rubye Gayle, 2:242. P. Kownacki, 4:430. JPIC and the Future of the Ecumenical Move- Centesimus Annus: An Alternative Church ment, by Janice Love, 1:107. Rv ading, by Charles Villa-Vicencio, 4:435. A Lack of Focus? by Donna Geernaert, 2:206. Centesimus Annus: An Answer to the Un- Lessons from the Assembly, by Thomas knowns and Questions of Our Times, by Hoyt, Jr, 2:255. Jorge Mejia, 4:401. A Letter to the Editors, by Soeur Minke, Clarity in Ambiguity: The Witness of the 2:246. Church in East Germany, by Gerhard Liberation of the Holy Spirit, by Tissa Linn, 3:356. Balasuriya, 2:200. “Come, Holy Spirit!’ — And We Really A Missionary’s Dream, by Lesslie Newbigin, Mean “Come!”, by Robin Boyd, 2:178. 1:4. Communicating Canberra, by Gordon Gray, 2:230. A Mixed Blessing, by Adam DeVille, 2:247. The Council and the Councils of Churches, by More than Inclusiveness: The New Christian Alan D. Falconer, 2:238. Majority and the Shift in the Ecumenical Decision-making with Regard to Social Is- Conversation about Church Unity, by John sues, by John S. Pobee, 4:411. Deschner, 1:57. Ecumenical Moments, by Michael E. Putney, Must God Remain Greek? by Stanley S. 2:226. Harakas, 2:194. Ecumenical Social Ethic Beyond Socialism Orthodoxy Facing Contemporary Social Ethi- and Capitalism, by Charles C. West, cal Concerns, by Gennadios Limouris, 3:329. 4:420. The People of God and the Ecumenical Fu- Boyd, Robin: “Come, Holy Spirit!” — And ture, by Jean Mayland, 1:37. We Really Mean “Come!”, 2:178. The Predicament of Christian Social Thought Cocks, Nancy L.: Ecumenical Social after the Cold War, by Paul Abrecht, Thought: A Christian Feminist Voice, 3:318. 3:341. A Privileged Instrument of the Ecumenical Couch, Beatriz Melano: Theological Perspec- Movement? by Lukas Vischer, 1:90. tives from the Point of View of the Op- The Promise and the Outcome, by Nicholas pressed, 4:443. Lossky, 2:211. Deschner John: More than Inclusiveness: The Reflections on the Future, by Aram Keshi- New Christian Majority and the Shift in shian, 2:259. the Ecumenical Conversation about Remembering the Questions, by Anthony Church Unity, 1:57. Ugolnik, 1:131. DeVille, Adam: A Mixed Blessing, 2:247. A Renewed Ecumenical Movement, by Ans Falconer, Alan D.: The Council and the van der Bent, 2:172. Councils of Churches, 2:238. The Role of the Church in the Czechoslovak Gayle, Rubye: The Joy and the Pain, 2:242. Revolution, by Petr Macek, 3:349. Geernaert, Donna: A Lack of Focus? 2:206. Social Doctrine as a Locus for Ecumenical George, Kondothra M.: Gospel, Culture and Encounter, by José Miguez Bonino, Theological Education, 4:459. 4:392. Gill, David M.: Whom God Has Joired To- Speaking the Truth to Caesar, by Lesslie gether: Churches and Councuis Chur- Newbigin, 3:372. ches, 1:43. Spirit of Truth — Set Us Free!, by Julio de Granberg-Michaelson, Wesley: An Ethics for Santa Ana, 3:364. Sustainability, 1:120. A Taste of Communion? by Godofredo Boll, Gray, Gordon: Communicating Canberra, 2:249. 2:230. Theological Perspectives from the Point of Harakas, Stanley S.: Must ~main View of the Oppressed, by Beatriz Melano Greek? 2:194. Couch, 4:443. Hempel, Johannes W.: He, s for Canberra Thoughts on Ecumenism, by Cristina G. 1991, 1:31. Bosenberg, 2:253. Towards a Common Understanding and Vis- Henry, Patrick G.: From Breakthrough to ion, by Marlin VanElderen, 1:138. Breakthrough, 1:22. Towards a Self-understanding of the WCC, Hoyt, Thomas Jr: Lessons from the Assem- by Aram Keshishian, 1:11. bly, 2:255. What is the World Council’s Oikoumene? by Irwin, Dale T.: The Banquet of Ecumenical Georges Tsetsis, 1:86. Theology, 1:68. Whom God Has Joined Together: Churches Keshishian, Aram: Reflections on the Future, and Councils of Churches, by David M. 2:259. Gill, 1:43. Keshishian, Aram: Towards a Self-under- The World Council at the Crossroads? by standing of the WCC, 1:11. Lewis S. Mudge, 1:79. Kessler, Diane C.: The Future of Local Coun- “Worship and Work Must Be One”: But Were cils of Churches: Some Practical Observa- They? by Elsa Tesfay-Musa, 2:235. tions, 1:50. Kownacki, Robert P.: Catholic Social Thought: From Rerum Novarum to Cen- Contributors of Articles tesimus Annus, 4:430. Koyama, Kosuke: Jesus Christ Who Has Abrecht, Paul: The Predicament of Christian Gone to the Utter Periphery, 1:100. Social Thought after the Cold War, 3:318. Kurien, C.T.: Capitalism and Socialism: A Azariah, Khushnud: Experience and Promise, Reconsideration, 3:308. 2250. Limouris, Gennadios: Orthodoxy Facing Con- Balasuriya, Tissa: Liberation of the Holy temporary Social Ethical Concerns, 4:420. Spirit, 2:200. Linn, Gerhard: Clarity in Ambiguity: The Boll, Godofredo: A Taste of Communion? Witness of the Church in East Germany, 2:249. 3:356. Bonino, José Miguez: Social Doctrine as a Lossky, Nicholas: The Promise and the Out- Locus for Ecumenical Encounter, 4:392. come, 2:211. Bosenberg, Cristina G.: Thoughts on Ecume- Love, Janice: JPIC and the Future of the nism, 2:253. Ecumenical Movement, 1:107. Macek, Petr: The Role of the Church in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of France, Gen- Czechoslovak Revolution, 3:349. eral Synod 1991, 4:479. Mayland, Jean: The People of God and the Reformed Church of France, National Synod, Ecumenical Future, 1:37. 4:480. Mejia, Jorge: Centesimus Annus: An Answer Report of the Committee on Programme Poli- to the Unknowns and Questions of Our cy, 2:276. Times, 4:401. Report of the Report Committee, 2:263. Minke, Sceur: A Letter to the Editors, 2:246. Moyo, Ambrose: From an African Angle, Book Reviews Bet. Mudge Lewis S.: The World Council at the Crossroads? 1:79. Eucharist: Symbol of Transformation, by Wil- Newbigin, Lesslie: A Missionary’s Dream, liam R. Crockett, 1:147. 1:4. Evangelisches Kirchenlexikon. International Newbigin, Lesslie: Speaking the Truth to theologische Enzyklopddie, eds E. Fahl- Caesar, 3:372. busch, J.M. Lochman, J. Mbiti, J. Pelikan Niles, D. Preman: How Ecumenical Must the & L. Fischer, 2:282. Ecumenical Movement Be? The Challenge The Gospel and the Catholic Church, by of JPIC to the Ecumenical Movement, Michael Ramsey, 3:377. 4:451. John Calvin: A Sixteenth Century Portrait, by Oduyoye, Mercy Amba: The African Family William J. Bouwsma, 1:146. as a Symbol of Ecumenism, 4:465. Keeping the Church Catholic with John Paul Pobee, John S.: Decision-making with Regard II, by Msgr George A. Kelly, 4:486. to Social Issues, 4:411. King’s Pawn: The Memoirs of George H. Putney, Michael E.: Ecumenical Moments, Dunne, S.J., 1:149. 2:226. Mandatum Unitatis. Beitréige zur Okoumene, Rodgers, Margaret: An Australian Assess- by Cardinal Johannes Willebrands, 4:484. ment, 2:184. Pioneer of Unity: Metrophanes Kritopoulos Santa Ana, Julio de: Spirit of Truth — Set Us (1589-1639) and Relations between the Free! 3:364. Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Reformed Tanner, Mary: Expectations around the Churches, by Colin Davey, 4:482. Theme, 2:165. Romero — A Life, by James R. Brockman, Tesfay-Musa, Elsa: “Worship and Work Must 2:285. Be One”: But Were They? 2:235. Swami Abhishiktananda: His Life Told Thomas, M.M.: Breakdown of Communism Through His Letters, by James Stuart, in Europe, 3:375. 3:379. Tsetsis, Georges: What is the World Coun- Third World Theologies: Commonalities and cil’s Oikoumene? 1:86. Divergences, by K.C. Abraham, 3:378. Ugolnik, Anthony: Remembering the Ques- To Love as God Loves, by Roberta Bondi, tions, 1:131. 2:283. van der Bent, Ans: A Renewed Ecumenical What Language Shall I Borrow? God-Talk in Movement, 2:172. Worship: A Male Response to Feminist VanElderen, Marlin: Towards a Common Theology, by Brian Wren, 4:483. Understanding and Vision, 1:138. Villa-Vicencio, Charles: Centesimus Annus: Reviewers An Alternative Church Reading, 4:435. Vischer, Lukas: A Privileged Instrument of the Ecumenical Movement? 1:90. Angell, Charles, 4:486. West, Charles C.: Ecumenical Social Ethic Cocks, Nancy, 4:483. Beyond Socialism and Capitalism, Fahlbusch, Erwin, 4:484. 3:329. Kelly, Gerard, 1:147. Zahirsky, Valerie: Are the Orthodox that far McDonald, Kevin, 3:377. Apart? 2:222. O’Driscoll, Mary, 2:283. Royster, James E., 3:379. Russell, William, 3:378. Ecumenical Chronicle Schaeffer, Jill, 1:146. Stockwell, Eugene L., 2:285. van der Bent, Ans, 1:149. Come, Holy Spirit: The Assembly Message, Vischer, Lukas, 4:482. 2:262. Wenz, Gunter, 2:282.