Mystical JourneyAfter his upbringing in a staunch Catholic family in Belfast and his rigorous formation in the Jesuits, Johnston faced a turning point with his assignment to Japan in 1951. There his exposure to Asian culture and Zen practice led to his rediscovery of the mystical traditions of Christianity, transforming his spiritual practice. His story is enlivened by encounters with such figures as Pedro Arrupe, the saintly Jesuit Superior General, Thomas Merton,

the first and most popular of his many books

discourages individuality and encourages conformity

She is the author of Womanist Ethics and the Cultural Production of Evil and Breaking the Fine Rain of Death

including Bible of the Oppressed and When the Horizons Close

with a doctorate in spirituality from Duquesne

Maurice Borrmans

--Doug Thorpe

Susanna Heschel

the crisis of individualism

"A significant event in the development of liberation theology

Glasser Professor of Biblical Theology of Mission in the School of Intercultural Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary

Offers 150 entries from Aboriginal Theology to Worship/Rituals