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CONTENTSSpring 2004 EDITORIAL The Passion of Cinema ARTICLES “I Didn’t See Any Anti-Semitism”: Why
Many Christians Mel Gibson’s Alter Ego: A Male Passion for
Violence Hospitable Vision: Some Notes on the Ethics of
Seeing Film
Himala: The Temptress, the Virgin, and the
Elusive Miracle Tarantino’s Incarnational Theology: Filmmaking As Spiritual Practice and Ministry Trembling Playground: Two Young Directors
Discuss Film, Faith, and the Challenges of Documenting Religion Hiroshima, Mon Amour: A New Film Coincides with the
Rebirth of the Nuclear Age
Black Rain: Reflections on Hiroshima and
Nuclear War in Japanese Film Terrorism: A Problem for Ethics or Pastoral
Theology?
POETRYFive Poems Methodology
BOOKSRobert Bresson: A Spiritual Style in Film
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