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  1. Flannery O’Connor’s Beatific Vision
  2. Christina Bieber Lake
  3. pp. 5-10
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  1. The Anagogical Imagination of Flannery O’Connor
  2. Peter M. Candler Jr.
  3. pp. 11-33
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  1. Still Life
  2. James Najarian
  3. p. 34
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  1. Flannery O’Connor, Benedict XVI, and the Divine Eros
  2. Ralph C. Wood
  3. pp. 35-64
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  1. Triolet for Joseph
  2. John Hoppenthaler
  3. p. 65
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  1. The Prayer of a Righteous Man
  2. Jeremy Paden
  3. p. 66
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  1. Stomaching the Truth: Getting to the Roots of Nausea in the Work of Jean Paul Sartre and Flannery O’Connor
  2. Carolyn Michaels Kerr
  3. pp. 67-96
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  1. Stalking Joy: Flannery O’Connor and the Dangerous Quest
  2. John F. Desmond
  3. pp. 97-111
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  1. Street Scene
  2. James Najarian
  3. p. 112
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  1. The Fall and the Fiction Writer
  2. Mark Walters
  3. pp. 113-126
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  1. Chapel of the Stigmata
  2. Barbara Wuest
  3. pp. 127-128
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  1. The Rising of the “Body, Glorified”
  2. J. Robert Baker
  3. pp. 129-149
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  1. Cracking the System
  2. Deborah J. Shore
  3. p. 150
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  1. Flannery: A Life of Flannery O’Connor by Brad Gooch (review)
  2. John F. Desmond
  3. pp. 151-155
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  1. The Power of Sacrifice: Roman and Christian Discourses in Conflict by George Heyman (review)
  2. Bryan A. Stewart
  3. pp. 155-158
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  1. Early Christian Books in Egypt by Roger S. Bagnall (review)
  2. Tim Vivian
  3. pp. 159-162
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  1. Continuity and Change in Protestant Preaching in Early Modern England by Ian M. Green (review)
  2. Norbert A. Wethington
  3. pp. 162-165
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  1. Poetry and Parental Bereavement in Early Modern Lutheran Germany by Anna Linton (review)
  2. Diane Louise Johnson
  3. pp. 165-169
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  1. Sacramental Poetics At the Dawn of Secularism: When God Left the World by Regina Mara Schwartz (review)
  2. Mark Knight
  3. pp. 169-171
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  1. Catholic Theology in Shakespeare’s Plays by David N. Beauregard, and: Texts and Traditions: Religion in Shakespeare 1592-1604 by Beatrice Groves (review)
  2. Alison Shell
  3. pp. 171-174
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  1. The Sacred and Profane in English Renaissance Literature ed. by Mary A. Papazian (review)
  2. Maurice Hunt
  3. pp. 175-178
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  1. The Near and Distant God: Poetry, Idealism and Religious Thought from Hölderlin to Eliot by Ian Cooper (review)
  2. Johannes Wich-Schwarz
  3. pp. 178-181
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  1. Mere Christians: Inspiring Stories of Encounters with C.S. Lewis ed. by Mary Anne Phemister and Andrew Lazo (review)
  2. Larry Hunt
  3. pp. 181-184
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  1. The Magician’s Book: A Skeptic’s Adventures in Narnia by Laura Miller (review)
  2. Gary L. Tandy
  3. pp. 184-187
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  1. Out of My Bone: The Letters of Joy Davidman ed. by Don W. King (review)
  2. Michael Ward
  3. pp. 187-192
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  1. Reading Spiritualities: Constructing and Representing the Sacred ed. by Dawn Llewellyn and Deborah F. Sawyer (review)
  2. Lyn J. Poole
  3. pp. 192-195
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  1. Loving Yusef: Conceptual Travels from Present to Past by Mieke Bal (review)
  2. Ann-Janine Morey
  3. pp. 195-198
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  1. Profane & Sacred: Latino/a American Writers Reveal the Interplay of the Secular and the Religious by Bridget Kevane (review)
  2. J. Stephen Pearson
  3. pp. 198-202
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  1. Trauma and Grace: Theology in a Ruptured World by Serene Jones (review)
  2. Harold K. Bush Jr.
  3. pp. 202-205
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  1. A Middle-Aged Mother Looks for God—for my thirty-something son, Matt
  2. Jo-Anne Cappeluti
  3. pp. 206-207
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  1. Notes on Contributors
  3. pp. 208-209
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