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ContentsFall 2003 Editorial What
James Knew Articles The
Pragmatics of Spirit: A Centenary Celebration of James's
Varieties The
"Twice-Born" The Varieties
as an Inspiration: Confessions of a Slow Learner Implicit Theologies in Psychologies A Terrible Good: Charles
Williams, William James, and Divided Consciousness "Failure, then, failure!":
Shame and William James's "Sick Soul" How
Healthy Is Healthy-Mindedness? Ritual
and Religious Experience Definitions and Hypotheses Jewish Renewal in Pre-Nazi
Berlin Poetry Gomer's Complaint
Perhaps The Leaf and
Kauai Books Night Fishing in Galilee:
The Journey Toward Spiritual Wisdom
By Kenneth Arnold Theatre Job: The Hip-Hop Musical
By Eli Batalion and Jerome Saibil Bookend "Religion in this way
is absolutely indestructible" Notes on Contributors On the Cover: Sarah E. Thomson's "How the Light Gets In" (2000), 9 x 12 watercolor. From the collection of Haim and Yaffa Gunner. Used by permission.
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