Citation: Mem. Moore, Poetry, prophecy, and power (Bridging cultural and religious diversity through expressions of human spirituality), RELIG EDUC, 93(3), 1998, pp. 268-287
Citation: R. Prevost, The prophetic voice of the religious educator: Past, present, and future (New-Testament challenges for contemporary society), RELIG EDUC, 93(3), 1998, pp. 288-306
Citation: P. Gilmour, The poetry, prophecy, and power of life's sacred texts (The contemporary memoir as a dynamic expression of theology from the wisdom tradition in Christian scripture), RELIG EDUC, 93(3), 1998, pp. 307-313
Citation: Rh. Cram, Memory and metaphor (On the meaning of reminiscence within the context of the field of religious education), RELIG EDUC, 93(3), 1998, pp. 332-338
Citation: Dc. Richter et al., Reconceiving youth ministry (Exploring the socio-structural, political, and personal representations of teenagers within the Christian spiritual experience), RELIG EDUC, 93(3), 1998, pp. 340-357
Citation: Sp. Drummond, A woman at the well: Drawing the ancestral waters - A Korean-American woman's reflection (Examining the evolution of human consciousness through indigenous magico-religious practice), RELIG EDUC, 93(3), 1998, pp. 379-391
Citation: P. Gilmour, Building new traditions (On the theme of "Identity and Community" in the field of religious education), RELIG EDUC, 93(2), 1998, pp. 140-141
Citation: Mc. Falbo, Community service and social transformation: The contribution of religiouseducation to the health of the American polis, RELIG EDUC, 93(2), 1998, pp. 143-155
Citation: S. Willhauck, Identity, morality and fantasy in the works of Bruno Bettelheim: Implications for religious education, RELIG EDUC, 93(2), 1998, pp. 156-172
Citation: Eb. Anderson, A constructive task in religious education: Making Christian selves (Observations on an emergent process-identity and the "theonomous self" through the formation and construction of ecclesial faith practice), RELIG EDUC, 93(2), 1998, pp. 173-188
Citation: S. Warner, An epistemology of "participating consciousness": Overcoming the epistemological rupture of self and world, RELIG EDUC, 93(2), 1998, pp. 189-205
Citation: Sa. Bainbridge, The second decade of AIDS: A call for the Jewish and Christian communitiesof faith to respond and to collaborate with public health, RELIG EDUC, 93(2), 1998, pp. 241-257
Citation: D. Blacker, Education as immortality: Toward the rehabilitation of an ideal (Acknowledging classical wisdom as mentor in the western teaching tradition), RELIG EDUC, 93(1), 1998, pp. 8-28
Citation: D. Kerdeman, Some thoughts about hermeneutics and Jewish religious education (On the existential dimension of Hans George Gadamer's work in curriculum theory), RELIG EDUC, 93(1), 1998, pp. 29-43
Citation: Ma. Kelly, Solidarity: A foundational educational concern (An examination of the scriptural roots and implications of global unity), RELIG EDUC, 93(1), 1998, pp. 44-64