Welcome to the inaugural issue of Lumen et Vita.
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 1, No 1 (2011)
Table of Contents
Articles
| Redefining Spirit Through the Body for the Healing and Flourishing of Trauma Survivors | |
| Paige Cargioli |
| Suffering Our Way to Salvation: Ivone Gebara, Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, and the Adequacy of the Cross as a Symbol for Women | |
| Amy Chapman |
| The Human as Encounter: Karl Barth’s Theological Anthropology and a Barthian Vision of the Common Good | |
| Benjamin Durheim |
| From Theoretical To Practical: Developing Tillich’s Apologetics | |
| Wendy Morrison |
| Millennium Development Goals and Catholic Social Teaching: Ongoing Responsibility and Response | |
| James O'Sullivan |
| The Consciousness and Human Knowledge of Christ According to Lonergan and Balthasar | |
| Aaron Pidel S.J. |
Book Reviews
| God’s Many-Splendored Image: Theological Anthropology for Christian Formation | |
| Luis Joshua Sáles |