September 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction: Fear and Hospitality, Björn Krondorfer, Guest Editor
Christian Scriptural Perspectives on Refugees, Peter A. Pettit
An Islamic Approach to Migration and Refugees, Zeki Saritoprak
Two Questions—Many Answers: Making Strangers Neighbors, David Kader
Intervention I: Neighbors
Familiar Strangers: The Case of Somali Immigrants in Lewiston, Maine, Andrea Voyer
The Virtues and Limits of Hospitality: Granting Refugee Status in Islam, Khaleel Mohammed
Helpless Refugees or the Seed of Amalek: A Cautionary Note about the Use of Judaism as a Means to Justify Political Agendas, Gil Ribak
The Refugee Status: Political Ethics and Moral Politics, Elena G. Procario-Foley
Intervention II: Borders: Strangers and Neighbors: The Tohono O’odham and the Myth of “Us versus Them” on the US/Mexico Border, Robert Neustadt
Immigrants and Evangelicals: What Does the Bible Say?, Karla R. Suomola
Searching for Refuge: Challenges in the Contemporary Muslim World, Muhammed Shafiq
A Jewish Perspective on Ethical Issues Surrounding the Refugee Strangers, David Patterson
Past Challenges and Future Promise in Interreligious Encounters, Tim Crain
Intervention III: Global Refugees in an Age of Climate Change Alex Alvarez
