THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SPRING 2011 VOL. 65, NO.1
CONTENTS

Sebastian Moore	Two Meditations
Sawai Yoshitsugu	Toshihiko Izutsu’s Reading of Buddhist Thought
Yahia Lababidi	Silence
Michael Desprez	Freedom and Authority in the Modern Church: The Case of Lamennais
John Raymaker	Healing and Creating in History
Massimo Faggioli	The Neocatechumenate and Communion in the Church
Okada Takeo	Heading the Wrong Way for Japan
Suwa Eijirō	The Neocatechumenate and Collaborative Ministry
Hirota Natsumi	A Study and Translation of Nihon no Katekizumo
Documents	New Year Pastoral Letter of Bishop Mizobe Osamu: The Neocatechumenal Way

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SUMMER 2011 VOL. 65, NO.2
CONTENTS

Andrew Fitzsimons	‘What are Poets for . . .?’
Miriam Levering	Buddhist Responses to the Earthquake and Tsunami
Peter Milward	What Did It Mean?
Sean Freyne	Jesus in Galilee: Good News from the North?
Interviews	Pastoral and Medical Approaches to Psychological Problems
James H. Kroeger	Gifts of the Spirit from Asia
Tracy Sayuki Tiemeier	Comparative Theology and the Dialogue of Life
Hirota Natsumi	A Study and Translation of Nihon no Katekizumo

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
AUTUMN 2011 VOL. 65, NO.3
CONTENTS

Peter Milward	The Decline of the University
Hayo Krombach	The Tendai Philosophy of Perfect Harmony
Roger Vanzila Munsi	Conversion Experiences among the Kakure Kirishitan
Philippe Kong	From Addiction to Love
Michael Desprez	The Shadow-Side of lnculturation: Religious Violence in the 4th-5th Centuries
Hirota Natsumi	A Study and Translation of Nihon no Katekizumo

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
WINTER 2011 VOL. 65, NO.4
CONTENTS

Richard Goodison	He Came All So Still...
Sebastian Moore	We Have the Spirit of God in Us
Peter C. Phan	The Spirit as Foundation of Interreligious Dialogue
Thierry Jean Roboüam	Silk Road Rhythms and Religious Geographies: Loci for a Study of Religion
Frank Scott Howell	Does Christian Higher Education in Japan Have a Place for Engineering?
Graham Parkes	Nuclear Power after Fukushima 2011
Hirota Natsumi	Nihon no Katekizumo: The Text
Document	Abolish Nuclear Plants Immediately: Facing the Tragedy of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Disaster
Trends & Events	Statistics of the Church in Japan 2010
	Index of Authors and Articles 2011

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