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Helmick, Raymond G.; Petersen, Rodney L.
Introduction
p. xvii-xxvii
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Petersen, Rodney L.
A theology of forgiveness: terminology, rhetoric, and the dialectic of interfaith relationships
p. 3-25
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Volf, Miroslaw
Forgiveness, reconciliation, and justice: a christian contribution to a more paceful social enviroment
p. 27-49
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Harakas, Stanley S.
Forgiveness and reconciliation: an orthodox perspective
p. 51-78
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Helmick, Raymond G.
Does religion fuel or heal in conflicts?
p. 81-95
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Montvile, Joseph V.
Religion and peacemaking
p. 97-116
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Johnston, Douglas M.
Religion and foreign policy
p. 117-128
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Hicks, Donna
The role of identity reconstruction
p. 129-149
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Shriver Jr., Donald W.
Forgiveness: a bridge across abysess of revenge
p. 151-167
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Worthington Jr., Everett L.
Unforgiveness, forgiveness, and reconciliation and their implications for societal interventions
p. 171-192
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Lederach, John Paul
Five qualities of practice in support of reconciliation process
p. 193-203
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Staub, Ervin; Pearlman, Laurie Anne
Healing, reconciliation, and forgiving after genocide and other collective violence
p. 205-227
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Dawson, John
Hatred's end: a christian proposal to peacemaking in a new century
p. 229-253
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Chapman, Audrey R.
Truth commisionss as instruments of forgiveness and reconciliation
p. 257-277
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Botcharova, Olga
Implementation of track two diplomacy: developing a model of forgiveness
p. 279-304
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da Silva, Anthony
Through nonviolence to truth: Gandhi's vision of reconciliation
p. 305-327
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Smyth, Geraldine
Brokenness, forgiveness and reconciliation
p. 329-359
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Bartoli, Andrea
Forgiveness and reconciliation in the Mozambique peace process
p. 361-381
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Ortega, Ofelia
Conversion as a way of life in cultures of violence
p. 383-394
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Ellis, George F. R.
Afterword: exploring the unique role of forgiveness
p. 395-410