Signs of Peace"No current issue is more urgent than interfaith relations today, and no writer, past or present, has given us greater insight into effecting reconciliation among representatives of the worlds religions than Thomas Merton." E. Glenn Hinson, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond"Thomas Merton's ecumenical concerns are highlighted in this timely volume. It demonstrates convincingly Merton's continual growth in ecumenical dialogue from his first

not laws of the commonwealth

”-The Thomist

His autobiographical Confessions established the introspective tradition in Christianity the idea that one's personal story and human nature could be the starting point for reflecting on God

and currently an Associate Conference Minister in the United Church of Christ

The second volume in a major historical trilogy that documents the lives and contributions of Christian women from the beginning of Christianity to the present

identifies two world views: neoclassical economics and ecological economics

His many books include Cry of the Oppressed

*Holy New Martyr Sister Mary Antionette

their piety

Part I: Black Power and Black Theology

Etty expressed a deeply ecumenical mysticism

teaches at the Weston School of Theology in Cambridge