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Lumen et Vita, meaning “Light and Life,” is the graduate journal of Boston College’s School of Theology and Ministry. We attempt to present the best research and reviews of our diverse student body, while using an online, open access format that will encourage ongoing dialogue both in the School and in the wider academic community. For our mission statement and more information, please see our “About” page.
Vol 2, No 1 (2012)
Table of Contents
Articles
| The Dynamic of Humility and Wisdom: The Syrophoenician Woman and Jesus in Mark 7:24-30 | |
| Christopher Alt |
| From Divine Action to Divine Presence: The Next Step in an Integrated Cosmology of Science and Theology | |
| Robert Brodrick |
| Trauma and Zion: Narrative Healing | |
| Joshua Johnson |
| Invitation to Discipleship: Educating for Virtue in Catholic Classrooms | |
| Patrick R Manning |
| Mentoring in a Catholic High School: The Movement to Receive | |
| Alfred KM Pang |
| The Faith that Does Prudence: Contemporary Catholic Social Ethics and the Appropriation of the Ethics of Aquinas | |
| Brian Michael Reedy, SJ |
| Thoughts on the Experience of God in the Theology of Karl Rahner: Gifts and Implications | |
| Mary Steinmetz |
Book Reviews
| Book review: Koester's The Word of Life | |
| Kasey Bree |
Recommended Reading
| 2012 Recommended Reading List | |
| Lumen et Vita |