Month: February 2006

Imagination for Transformation

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2006 | Dialogue, Winter 2006

Afeministjournal’sfar-reaching influence.By Mary Hunt

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Happiness by Way of Wisdom

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2006 | Dialogue, Winter 2006

LookingtoAristotleforanswerson suffering.By Gabriel Richardson Lear

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A Longing toward Action

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2006 | Books, In Review, Required Reading, Winter 2006

JorieGraham’sOverlord. By Jeffrey Johnson

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Generating the Transcendent

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2006 | Art, In Review, Winter 2006

The religious believer and the formalist connoisseur look at art in very different ways. A third way might be imaginative empathy. By Ken Johnson

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Reproductive Autonomy in Light of Responsible Parenthood

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2006 | Featured, Winter 2006

As the science on conceiving children and screening for genetic disorders becomes more sophisticated, the need grows for a more sophisticated discourse in bioethics. By Hille Haker

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