THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SPRING 2010 VOL. 64, NO.1
CONTENTS

Peter C. Phan	Universal Salvation, Christian Identity, Church Mission
Francis Britto	Are We All Hindus Now?
Gemma Tulud Cruz	Encountering God in the Other: Mission and lnterreligious Dialogue
Kawaguchi Kaoru	Suicide and the Problems of Japanese Society
Paul Surlis	Notes on Benedict XVI's New Social Encyclical: Caritas in Veritate
Okano Masazumi Shojun	Can Religions Devise Policies for Coping with Suicide?
Joseph S. O'Leary	Rahner and Religions
DOCUMENTS	From Ad Gentes to Inter Gentes
	FOIM Statement - Mission in Asia

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SUMMER 2010 VOL. 64, NO.2
CONTENTS

Antony Fernando	Teaching Religion: A New Method that Leads to Peace
James H. Kroeger	The Gospels and History
Peter C. Phan	For an Integral Asian-Christian Identity
Michael Desprez	Pius VII: The Papacy in the Age of Modernity
Joseph S. O’Leary	The Attraction of Ancient Indian Thought for Philosophers and Theologians Today
Gerard V. Hall	Inter- or Intra-Religious Dialogue?
Jerry Cusumano	The Psychological Screening of Candidates for Religious Orders in Japan (1991-2009)

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
AUTUMN 2010 VOL. 64, NO.3
CONTENTS

Paul Surlis	The Bible and Morality: Biblical Roots of Christian Conduct
John P. Keenan	Trikāyā and Trinity in Mahāyāna Theology
James W. Heisig	The Pontifical Thought of Jan Van Bragt
José Llompart	Has a Good Christian Nothing to Do with Politics?
Interview	Remembering Cardinal Shirayanagi
Arakawa Hiroyuki	The Church in a Stressful Society

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
WINTER 2010 VOL. 64, NO.4
CONTENTS

Jan Swyngedouw	Embracing Change
Paulina Pirog	Maximilian Kolbe in Endō Shūsaku's Fiction
LaSalle Parsons	Memories of Fifty Years on Okinawa
IACM Synthesis Committee	Fourth IACM Conference
John T. Brinkman	The Climate Change Conference from Copenhagen to Cancun
Georges Neyrand	Memorandum of an Elderly Missionary
Joseph S. O'Leary	ln Newman's Wake: Ernesto Buonaiuti and the Development of Doctrine
Book Review	Guidelines on lnterreligious Dialogue for Catholics in Japan
J.P. Mukengeshayi Matata	Remembering William Johnston, SJ
Trends & Events	Statistics of the Church in Japan 2009
	Index of Authors and Articles 2010

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