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Table of Contents
Foreword
| Religious Studies and Theology: Engaging some of the most Troubling Issues of Our Time |
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| Catherine Caufield | 1 |
Articles
| Loss of Labrets and Rise of the Gospel: A Photo Essay about the Western Arctic Kukpugmiut, 1888–1924 |
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| Walter Vanast | 2-24 |
| Soul Retrieval Following Trauma: A Cultural Comparison |
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| Jane A. Simington , Joan I. J. Wagner | 25-43 |
| The Lion is Hungry, and the Chameleon does not Eat: Jewish Midrashic Traditions Concerning the Animals in Noah’s Ark |
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| Abraham Ofir Shemesh | 44-65 |
| Theology Giving Back: A (De)constructive Reading of Jacques Derrida’s Phenomenology of the Gift |
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| Jean-Pierre Fortin | 66–80 |
| “Spiritual Formation for Civic Life in the Neo-Calvinist Tradition” |
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| Michael DeMoor | 81–105 |
| Getting Paid and Paying Attention: Basic Income, Theology, and Economics in a Time of Pandemic |
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| Jane Barter , David Driedger | 106–121 |
Reflections from the Field
| Making Out Jean Vanier |
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| Carolyn Whitney-Brown | 122–130 |
Book Reviews
| Ritual Gone Wrong: What We Learn from Ritual Disruption, by Kathryn T. McClymond. |
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| Richard DeMaris | 131–132 |
| Understanding the Consecrated Life in Canada: Critical Essays on Contemporary Trends, edited by Jason Zuidema. |
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| Christopher Emory-Moore | 133–134 |
| Understanding Affections in the Theology of Jonathan Edwards: “The High Exercises of Divine Love,” by Ryan J. Martin. |
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| Donald Schweitzer | 135–136 |
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