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In Sic et Non, Stephen J. Pope and Charles Hefling bring together twelve penetrating analyses of Dominus Iesus, the "Declaration on the Unicity and Salvific Universality of Jesus Christ and the Church, " issued on September 5th 2000 by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Scholars of such note as ecclesiologist Francis A. Sullivan, theologian Robert Imbelli, biblical scholar Pheme Perkins, and comparative interreligious theologian Francis X. Clooney dare both to agree with the Congregation, where it points out core elements of Christian tradition and to point out what they see as elements that appear to have been composed in haste and without reference to agreements reached in dialogue with other Christian churches and other religious traditions, especially Judaism and Islam.

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• Preface(p. vii)
• Abbreviations(p. xi)
• Part 1 The Text of Dominus Iesus
• Declaration "Dominus Iesus"(p. 3)
• Part 2 A Sampling of Reactions to Dominus Iesus from around the World
• Statement of Dr. George Carey Archbishop of Canterbury(p. 27)
• Statement of Joseph A. Fiorenza Bishop of Houston-Galveston President of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops(p. 28)
• Statement of Dr. Ishmael Noko General Secretary of the Lutheran World Federation(p. 30)
• Outside the Catholic Church No Salvation? Article by Rembert G. Weakland, O.S.B. Archbishop of Milwaukee(p. 32)
• Statement of Pope John Paul II at Recitation of the Angelus, 1 October 2000(p. 34)
• Ecumenical Trends Article by Michael J. Champion, D.D., M.A. Th. Archbishop of Cleveland Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church(p. 35)
• On Dominus Iesus and the Jews Article by Dr. David Berger Professor of History, Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York(p. 39)
• Part 3 Sic et Non: Theological Discussion of Dominus Iesus
• 1. Introduction and Ecclesiological Issues(p. 47)
• 2. A Rahnerian Response(p. 57)
• 3. A Protestant Reflection on Ecumenism and Interfaith Issues(p. 68)
• 4. New Testament Eschatology and Dominus Iesus(p. 80)
• 5. "There's a Wideness in God's Mercy"(p. 89)
• 6. The Reaffirmation of the Christic Center(p. 96)
• 7. Method and Meaning in Dominus Iesus(p. 107)
• 8. A Jewish Response(p. 124)
• 9. Implications for Catholic Magisterial Teaching on Jews and Judaism(p. 134)
• 10. Challenges to Muslim-Christian Relations(p. 150)
• 11. Implications for the Practice of Inter-Religious Learning(p. 157)
• 12. A Timely Reaffirmation and Clarification of Vatican II(p. 169)
• References(p. 179)
• Contributors(p. 197)
• Index(p. 201)

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Stephen J. Pope is associate professor of ethics and chairs the theology department at Boston College
Charles Hefling, associate professor of systematic theology at Boston College, edits Method: Journal of Lonergan Studies