Table of Contents

Chapter 1 “Islamic Creation Theology and the Human Being as Migrant” Zeyneb Sayilgan Chapter 2 “Interreligious Responses to the Settlement House Movement, 188 –924” Anne Blankenship Chapter 3 “From the American Protective Association to Trump’s America First: American Xenophobia in Historical Perspective” James McBride Chapter 4 “Geohistory and Genomics: Implications for the Doctrine of Revelation” Ron Choong Chapter 5 “The Divine Principle: Moon’s Prescription for Restoring America and the World Compared with Swami Prabhupada’s Approach” Dawn Hutchinson Section 2. Perceptions of Immigrants Chapter 6 “Immigrants as Terra Nullius: On the Need for a Comparative Theology of Decolonization” Allen G. Jorgenson Chapter 7 “The Christian Criteria for Assimilation: Racially Reading Christianity, Civility, and Social Belonging in the Modern Western World” Jessica Wai-Fong Wong Chapter 8 “Migration and Interfaith Pedagogy: Crossing the Borders of Classrooms, Cultures, and Religions” Kristine Suna-Koro Chapter 9 “The Great Exchange: An Interfaith Praxis of Absolute Hospitality for Asylum Seekers” Helen Boursier Chapter 10 “Hafu or Dabaru? An Inter-religious Analysis of Migration and Japanese Cultural Identity” Loye Sekihata Ashton Section 3. Ethical, Political and Legal Perspectives Chapter 11 “The Moral Relevance of Borders: Transcendence and the Ethics of Migration” Benjamin Schewel Chapter 12 “Immigration and the Theological Problem of Sovereignty: Catholic Social Teaching, Carl Schmitt, and the Theopolitical Foundations of the Modern State” Matt R. Jantzen Chapter 13 “Religious Kinesis: A Challenge to the Plenary Power Doctrine’s Anthropology of Stasis” Silas W. Allard Chapter 14 “Majority Church and Immigration: A Norwegian Case Study” Kjetil Fretheim Chapter 15 “The Global Refugee Crisis and Religious Ethics: Questions to Ask” Laura E. Alexander Section 4: My Neighbor’s Faith and Mine Chapter 16 “On Being a Muslim in a Non-Islamic Society: Seeing Islam in the ‘Other’” Hussam S. Timani Chapter 17 “Immigration and Ecclesial Receptivity: Congar and Rahner as Resources for an Ecumenical and Philoxenical Ecclesiology of Reception” Michael M. Canaris Chapter 18 “Who is My Neighbor to Me: An Augustinian Reflection” Alexander Y. Hwang Chapter 19 “An Evangelical Reflection on My Non-Christian Neighbor” Ken Fong Chapter 20 “European Immigration to America: Dislocation and Responses” Dan Campana Chapter 21 “A Jewish Problematization of My Neighbor’s Faith” Daniel Maoz Chapter 22 “‘Becoming American’: Muslim Neighbors Embracing a Judeo-Christian Country” Zahra Jamal