Word & World Volume XIV, Number 4 Fall 1994 Index to Volume XIV (1994) Articles Does the Gospel Have a Future? Barth’s Romans Revisited, Gerhard O. Forde. Baptism, Barth, and Born Again, Frederick 67-77. J. Gaiser. 3-5. (Editorial) Genesis as Living Word, Frederick J. Baptism, Evangelism, and Being Church, Gaiser. 111-113. (Editorial) Mons A. Teig. 28-35. Going Downtown: Historical Resources Baptism in the New Testament: Origins, for Urban Ministry, James W. Lewis. Formulas, and Metaphors, Arland J. 402-408. Hultgren. 6-11. Health Care: Responsible Christian Stew- Baptism Revisited: An Anthropological ardship, Jon B. Olson. 78, 80. (Face to Perspective, Gwen Kennedy Neville. Face) 12-20. Health Care: Responsible Social Priori- Being Faithful to the Scriptures: Romans ties, Ida M. Martinson. 79, 81. (Face to 1:26-27 as a Case in Point, Arland J. Face) Hultgren. 315-325. Is Genesis 3 a Fall Story? Terence E. Fre- Beyond Justice: Friendship in the City, theim. 144-153. Martha Ellen Stortz. 409-418. Is Orientation the Issue? James H. Burt- The Birth of Isaac: Genesis 21:1-7, Wendell ness. 233-238. W. Frerichs. 154-161. The Book of Genesis in the Qur'an, Mark Leah and Rachel: A Tale of Two Sisters, Hillmer. 195-203. Joan Ross-Burstall. 162-170. Can Wrongs Be Rights? Why a “Conser- Looking to the City: The Old Testament vative” Might Support Legal Protec- Lessons for Advent and Christmas Day tions for Gay and Lesbian People, (Year C), Paul R. Sponheim. 446-452. Marie A. Failinger. 270-279. (Texts in Context) A Case for Sexual Fidelity, Patricia Beattie Luther in Front of the Text: The Genesis Jung. 115-124. Commentary, James Arne Nestingen. 186-194. The Church in the Urban Crisis: The Los Angeles Riots, Cornish R. Rogers. 419- Lutheran Confessional Identity and Hu- 423. man Sexuality, Michael Rogness. 326- The City as the New Frontier, Randy A. 330. Nelson. 424-432. Lutheran Confessional Identity and Com- The City in the Bible: Implications for munity Conflict concerning Human Urban Ministry, Diane Jacobson. 395- Sexuality, Mary M. Knutsen. 331-337. 401. Making Apprentices in Discipleship: The The Consolation of the Firstborn in Gene- Baptism of Adults, Dennis L. Bushkof- sis: A Lesson for Christian Mission, sky. 51-58. James C. Bangsund. 171-177. Martin Luther on the European Discovery Denominational Teachings about Homo- of America, Reinhard Schwarz. 82-86. sexuality, Patricia Beattie Jung. 294-304. A New Word on Homosexuality? Isaiah Desire and Promise in Genesis, Hugh C. 56:1-8 as Case Study, Frederick J. White. 178-185. Gaiser. 280-293. 473 Word & World The Normative Character of Scripture for The Spirituality of Martin Luther, Egil Matters of Faith and Life: Human Grislis. 453-459. Sexuality in Light of Romans 1:16-32, Stories of Love and Horror, Frederick J. Gerhard O. Forde. 305-314. Gaiser. 375-376. (Editorial) Notes from the Ecotone: Making and Talking about Sex, FrederickJ .G aiser. 231- Keeping Friends on the Border of the 232. (Editorial) Ordered World, James A. Nelson. 384- The Unheard Message of Karl Barth, 394. Bruce L. McCormack. 59-66. Now Who's Coming to Dinner? Pastoral Urban Gun Control: A Tornado Warning, Care for Family and Friends of Gay and Eric Jorstad. 442, 444. (Face to Face) Lesbian People, David K. Switzer. 258- 269. Urban Gun Control: It’s the Symbolism, Stupid, John Helgeland. 443, 445. (Face On Being Christian and Homosexual: Liv- ing Responsibly with What Is Given, to Face) Anita C. Hill. 339, 341. (Face to Face) The Way of the Cross: Markan Texts for On Being Christian and Homosexual: Set Late Pentecost, Donald H. Juel. 352-359. Free in Christ, Dottie Ludwig. 338, 340. (Texts in Context) (Face to Face) We Trust the Holy Signature: The Signifi- Pastoral Decisions in the Hard Cases, Mi- cance of Baptism in Recent Pastoral chael R. Button. 36-42. Practice, Robert Brusic. 21-27. A Preacher's Conversation with Second Authors Isaiah, FrederickJ .G aiser. 87-94. (Texts in Context) Bangsund, James C. The Consolation of the Preaching from the Book of Genesis, Firstborn in Genesis: A Lesson for Chris- Mark A. Throntveit. 208-213. (Texts in tian Mission. 171-177. Context) Brueggemann, Walter. Remembering Ra- Preaching the Text with Attention to the chel’s Children: An Urban Agenda for Present Conversation, Diane Jacobson. People Who Notice. 377-383. 204, 206. (Face to Face) Brusic, Robert. We Trust the Holy Signa- Preaching the Text with Attention to the ture: The Significance of Baptism in Re- Historical Context, James Limburg. cent Pastoral Practice. 21-27. 205, 207. (Face to Face) Burtness, James H. Is Orientation the Is- Reading Genesis Today, Gordon J. Wen- sue? 233-238. ham. 125-135. Bushkofsky, Dennis L. Making Appren- Reading Genesis with Faith and Reason, tices in Discipleship: The Baptism of Sean McEvenue. 136-143. Adults. 51-58. Recent Directions in Urban Church Lit- Button, Michael R. Pastoral Decisions in erature, Loyde H. Hartley. 433-441. the Hard Cases. 36-42. Religious Themes in Best-Selling Novels, Failinger, Marie A. Can Wrongs Be Rights? Kent Johnson. 342-351. Why a “Conservative” Might Support Remembering Rachel’s Children: An Ur- Legal Protections for Gay and Lesbian ban Agenda for People Who Notice, People. 270-279. Walter Brueggemann. 377-383. Forde, Gerhard O. Does the Gospel Have a Rethinking the Role of Godparents, Future? Barth’s Romans Revisited. 67- Elaine J. Ramshaw. 43-50. 77. A Scientific Understanding of Sexual Ori- . The Normative Character of entation with Implications for Pastoral Scripture for Matters of Faith and Life: Ministry, B. R. Simon Rosser. 246-257. Human Sexuality in Light of Romans Sexual Orientation: The History and Sig- 1:16-32. 305-314. nificance of an Idea, Roland D. Martin- Frerichs, Wendell W. The Birth of Isaac: son. 239-245. Genesis 21:1-7. 154-161. 474 Index to Volume XIV Fretheim, Terence E. Is Genesis 3 a Fall Knutsen, Mary M. Lutheran Confessional Story?. 144-153. Identity and Community Conflict con- Gaiser, Frederick J. Baptism, Barth, and cerning Human Sexuality. 331-337. Born Again. 3-5. (Editorial) Lewis, James W. Going Downtown: His- . Genesis as Living Word. 111- torical Resources for Urban Ministry. 113. (Editorial) 402-408. . ANew Word on Homosexual- Limburg, James. Preaching the Text with ity? Isaiah 56:1-8 as Case Study. 280-293. Attention to the Historical Context. 205, 207. (Face to Face) . A Preacher’s Conversation with Second Isaiah. 87-94. (Texts in Con- Ludwig, Dottie. On Being Christian and text) Homosexual: Set Free in Christ. 338, 340. (Face to Face) . Stories of Love and Horror. 375-376. (Editorial) Martinson, Ida M. Health Care: Responsi- ble Social Priorities. 79, 81. (Face to Face) . Talking about Sex. 231-232. (Editorial) Martinson, Roland D. Sexual Orientation: The History and Significance of an Idea. Grislis, Egil. The Spirituality of Martin 239-245. Luther. 453-459. McCormack, Bruce L. The Unheard Mes- Hartley, Loyde H. Recent Directions in Ur- sage of Karl Barth. 59-66. ban Church Literature. 433-441. McEvenue, Sean. Reading Genesis with Helgeland, John. Urban Gun Control: It’s Faith and Reason. 136-143. the Symbolism, Stupid. 443, 445. (Face to Face) Nelson, James A. Notes from the Ecotone: Hill, Anita C. On Being Christian and Ho- Making and Keeping Friends on the mosexual: Living Responsibly with Border of the Ordered World. 384-394. What Is Given. 339, 341. (Face to Face) Nelson, Randy A. The City as the New Hillmer, Mark. The Book of Genesis in the Frontier. 424-432. Qur'an. 195-203. Nestingen, James Arne. Luther in Front of Hultgren, Arland J. Baptism in the New the Text: The Genesis Commentary. 186- Testament: Origins, Formulas, and 194. Metaphors. 6-11. Neville, Gwen Kennedy. Baptism Revis- . Being Faithful to the Scrip- ited: An Anthropological Perspective. tures: Romans 1:26-27 as a Case in Point. 12-20. 315-325. Olson, Jon B. Health Care: Responsible Jacobson, Diane. The City in the Bible: Im- Christian Stewardship. 78, 80. (Face to plications for Urban Ministry. 395-401. Face) . Preaching the Text with Atten- Ramshaw, Elaine J. Rethinking the Role of tion to the Present Conversation. 204, Godparents. 43-50. 206. (Face to Face) Rogers, Cornish R. The Church in the Ur- Johnson, Kent. Religious Themes in Best- ban Crisis: The Los Angeles Riots. 419- Selling Novels. 342-351. 423. Jorstad, Eric. Urban Gun Control: A Tor- Rogness, Michael. Lutheran Confessional nado Warning. 442, 444. (Face to Face) Identity and Human Sexuality. 326-330. Juel, Donald H. The Way of the Cross: Rosser, B. R. Simon. A Scientific Under- Markan Texts for Late Pentecost. 352- standing of Sexual Orientation with Im- 359. (Texts in Context) plications for Pastoral Ministry. 246-257. Jung, Patricia Beattie. A Case for Sexual Ross-Burstall, Joan. Leah and Rachel: A Fidelity. 115-124. Tale of Two Sisters. 162-170. . Denominational Teachings Schwarz, Reinhard. Martin Luther on the about Homosexuality. 294-304. European Discovery of America. 82-86. 475 Word & World Sponheim, Paul R. Looking to the City: The Lossky, Nicholas, et al., eds. Dictionary of Old Testament Lessons for Advent and the Ecumenical Movement. Todd Nichol, Christmas Day (Year C). 446-452. (Texts 96-98. in Context) Manchester, William. A World Lit Only by Stortz, Martha Ellen. Beyond Justice: Fire: The Medieval Mind and the Renais- Friendship in the City. 409-418. sance: Portrait of an Age. Rolf Jacobson, 225-228. Switzer, David K. Now Who's Coming to Dinner? Pastoral Care for Family and Moltmann, Jiirgen. History and the Triune Friends of Gay and Lesbian People. 258- God: Contributions to Trinitarian Theol- 269. ogy. Gary Simpson, 365-366. Teig, Mons A. Baptism, Evangelism, and Mott, Steven Charles. A Christian Perspec- Being Church. 28-35. tive on Political Thought. Walter Sund- berg, 102-106. Throntveit, Mark A. Preaching from the Peters, Ted. God as Trinity: Relationality and Book of Genesis. 208-213. (Texts in Con- Temporality in Divine Life. Gary M. Simp- text) son, 100-102. Wenham, Gordon J. Reading Genesis To- Schiissler Fiorenza, Elisabeth. Searching day. 125-135. the Scriptures: A Feminist Introduction. White, Hugh C. Desire and Promise in Beverly J. Stratton, 464-468. Genesis. 178-185. Seitz, Christopher. Isaiah 1-39. James Lim- burg, 460-462. Reviews Shelp, Earl E., and Ronald H. Sunderland. Aukerman, Dale. Reckoning with Apoca- AIDS and the Church: The Second Decade. lypse: Terminal Politics and Christian Dale L. Johnson, 106-108. Hope. Richard Nysse, 222-225. Sponheim, Paul R. Faith and the Other: A Brown, Robert McAfee. Persuade Us to Re- Relational Theology. Ted Peters, 468-469. joice: The Liberating Power of Fiction. Jack Talbert, Charles H. Reading John: A Literary A. Keller, 469-472. and Theological Commentary on the Fourth Clements, Ronald E. Wisdom in Theology. Gospel and Johannine Epistles. Craig R. Dave Bland, 462-464. Koester, 95-96. Comstock, Gary David. Gay Theology with- Wogamaan, J. Philip. Christian Ethics: A His- out Apology. Randy A. Nelson, 360-364. torical Introduction. Michael Hoy, 368- 372. Finke, Roger, and Rodney Stark. The Churching of America 1776-1990: Winners and Losers in Our Religious Economy. Nancy Koester, 98-100. Ford, John T., and Darlis J. Swan, eds. Twelve Tales Untold: A Study Guide for Ecumenical Reception. Jane E. Strohl, 366- 368. Franklin, R. William, and Joseph Shaw. The Case for Christian Humanism. Mons A. Teig, 220-222. Gerrish, B. A. Grace and Gratitude: The Eucharistic Theology of John Calvin. Todd Nichol, 216-220. Hall, Sidney G. Christian Anti-Semitism and Paul’s Theology. Wendell W. Frerichs, 214-216. Limburg, James. Jonah, A Commentary. Richard Simon Hanson, 364-365. 476