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Insights
The Faculty Journal of Austin Seminary 
P
OLITICSAND
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 AITH
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 ARCÍA 
• C
URRIE
• D
UFF
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UGHES
• A 
BZUG
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LOCK 
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RICHARD
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NSRUDE
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 ATTERSON
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ONES
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 ABINSKY 
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OORHEAD
FALL 2004
 
Insights
The Faculty Journal of Austin Seminary 
Fall 2004
Volume 120Number 1
Editor:
David Johnson
Editorial Board:
 Whit Bodman, Allan Cole,
Cynthia Rigby, and Randal Whittington
Insights:The Faculty Journal of Austin Seminary 
is published two times each year by  Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, 100 East 27th Street, Austin, TX 78705-5797.e-mail: dwjohnson@austinseminary.eduWeb site: www.austinseminary.edu
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is indexed in
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COVER:
“The Tribute Money,” by Peter Paul Rubens, ca. 1612, oil on wood panel (144.1 x 189.9 cm), Reproduced with permission from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Museum Purchase, M. H. deYoung Art Trust Fund, 44.11.
The subject of this painting is taken from the New Testament when the Pharisees ask Christ whether it is right to pay tax to the Romans. Christ, sensing the trap, asks whose likeness and name are on the coinage: “The emperor’s.” He said to them, “Then give to the emperor the things that are the emperor’s and to God the things that are God’s.” (Matthew 22; Mark 12,Luke 20).
 
Contents
2
I
NTRODUCTION
Theodore J. Wardlaw 
P
OLITICS AND
F
AITH
3P
OLITICSAND
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ELIGION
Ismael García
13I
SMAEL
G
 ARCÍA 
:P
OLITICAL
D
ISCOURSEANDTHE
 A 
RTOF
L
ISTENING
 An Interview 
18R 
EFLECTIONS
 James Currie, Nancy Duff, Jerry Hughes, Robert Abzug 
32P
 ASTORS
’ P
 ANEL
Deborah Block, Rebecca Prichard, Dale Patterson, Michael Ensrude 
34
R
EQUIRED
R
EADING
B
LACK 
L
IVINGSTONE
: A T
RUE
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 ALEOF
 A 
DVENTUREINTHE
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INETEENTH
-C
ENTURY 
C
ONGO
, written by Pagan Kennedy, and W 
ILLIAM
S
HEPPARD
: C
ONGO
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 A 
FRICAN
 A 
MERICAN
L
IVINGSTONE
, written by William E. Phipps,
reviewed by Arun Jones 
; A 
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HILDREN
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RAVELING
S
HOES
, written by Maya Angelou,
reviewed by Ellen L. Babinsky 
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HRISTIANITY AND
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ULTURE
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PINNING
P
LATESAND
P
ROPHECY 
Bee Moorhead 
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