On Wrath and Hell: A Thomistic Dialogue – July 31, 2011 January 14, 2013 News News4 Civil Lawsuit Casts Wide NetA civil lawsuit against Conception Abbey in rural Missouri has raised lingering questions about decisions made by both Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dubuque, Iowa.By Lee Penn Features10 On Wrath and HellA Thomistic DialogueBy J. Wesley EvansDuring my time in seminary, I found the method of Thomas Aquinas in his Summa most helpful, both for personal study as well as teaching. In that tradition, and in honor of St. Thomas, I offer the following: First, does God engage in wrath and other acts of violence against evil? Second, does God actively send people into a place of judgment called hell? 19 Make Peace, not SchismBy Michael CoverAs I read the Didache recently, I was struck by the overwhelming simplicity of its vision. I became convinced that here was a voice which can contribute to our current debates about the Anglican Covenant and its potential fruitfulness. Books15 Our Anglican Heritageby John W. Howe and Sam C. PascoeReview by Neal O. Michell 16 The Other Jesusby Greg GarrettReview by Jon Adamson Catholic Voices21 Reclothing the EmperorBy Russell J. Levenson, Jr. Other Departments17 Cultures24 Letters26 From the Archives28 Sunday’s Readings30 People & Places
