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The READ section of our website gives you access to the contents pages of recent issues. Beginning with the Spring 2004 issue (Volume 86, Number 2), you can also read a precis of each major article.

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Winter 2021 • Volume 103 • Number 1

Visit SAGE for more information, including how to subscribe and access articles. Winter 2021 (103.1)Jason A. Fout and Scott MacDougall Jubilate: a conversation about Prayer Book revision and the language …

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Fall 2020 • Volume 102 • Number 4

Editors’ Notes Jason A. Fout and Scott MacDougall Economic Democracy as Political Theology:The British Anglican Socialist Tradition Gary Dorrien Erotic Absence and Sacramental Hope:Rowan Williams on Augustinian Desire Jonathan Jameson …

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Summer 2020 • Volume 102 • Number 3

Editors’ Notes Jason A. Fout and Scott MacDougall Law and Reason in Richard Hooker’sInvention of Anglicanism Arthur Stephen McGrade Communion without Baptismand the Paradox of the Cross Hannah Bowman “Therapeutic” …

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