Ecumenical Review, The

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Articles in July 1995 issue of Ecumenical Review, The

• Father, forgive…
  by Kosuke Koyama
• From consultation to participation: non-governmental organizations and the United Nations
  by Rainer Lingscheid
• Consolidating steps for disarmament: the United Nations' growing role in arms control
  by Wolfgang Kotter
• "For nothing can separate us from the love of Christ": who does belong to the body of Christ?
  by Flora Winfield
• Peaks of Faith: Protestant Mission in Revolutionary China
  by Paul Varo Martinson
• The United Nations and the WCC: rights and justice
  by Konrad Raiser
• Peace needs no weapons: from military security to human security
  by Inge Kaul
• Processes of democratization: the new role of the United Nations in electoral assistance
  by Robin Ludwig
• Sexuality, sin and disease
  by T. Jacob John
• Between politics and efficiency: United Nations reform and conflict of interests
  by Joachim Muller
• A difficult assignment: UN peacekeeping in the post-Cold War era
  by Michael Renner
• The UN and development: business as usual
  by Clarence J. Dias
• Un moine de l'Eglise d'Orient: Le Pere Lev Gillet
  by Sophie Deicha
• Answering for the past, shaping the future: in memory of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
  by Wolfgang Huber
• Empowering the peoples in their United Nations
  by Erskine Childers
• Non-governmental organizations and the "agenda for peace."
  by Kumar Rupesinghe
• Bretton Woods and the UN system
  by Hans W. Singer
• Las Casas: In Search of The Poor of Jesus Christ
  by John W. de Gruchy
• The need for dogmatic theology: Bonhoeffer's challenge to the US in the 1930s and the 1990s
  by Christopher Morse
• The Security Council: a need for change
  by Olara A. Otunnu
• Preventive diplomacy: a more effective approach to international disputes
  by Connie Peck
• Models of Contextual Theology: The Struggle for Cultural Relevance
  by Cyris H. Moon