ANNUAL MEETING KEY
1. WHITE HOUSE 7. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
2. U.S. CAPITOL 8. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
3. WASHINGTON MONUMENT 9. NATIONAL ARCHIVES
4. LINCOLN MEMORIAL 10. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
5. ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY 11. SUPREME COUR1
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 6. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL 12.
^W/ THETMF MALLMAI I 11J k 2 A J 10 4s30 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION
SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE
SOCIETY FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION
ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSORS AND RESEARCHERS IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
THE RELIGIOUS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
24-27 OCTOBER, 1974
THE WASHINGTON HILTON, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20009 THE WASHINGTON HILTON
Connecticut Avenue at Columbia Road, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009 Telephone 202/483-3000 CONTENTS
General Information 4
Society Information and Officers
American Academy of Religion 6
Society of Biblical Literature 8 Society for the Scientific Study of Religion 10 Religious Research Association 1 1 Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education 11 Program Digest 12 Hotel Floor Plans: Lobby Level 17
Hotel Floor Plans: Convention Level 18
Program
AAR and SBL 20
SSSR, RRA, and APRRE 74
Scholars' Press 93
Society Membership and Publications 99
List of Exhibitors 102
Advertisements 103
Index 125
Order Blank for AAR Program Papers 132
Reservation Form for Breakfast Discussions 132
Registration Form Final Page Application for Membership Form Final Page Hotel Reservation Form Final Page Information/Registration Inside Back Cover GENERAL INFORMATION
each of the Societies. Each registrant will receive a copy of Registration the Book of Abstracts of the Society to which he or she The Registration Area for the Annual Meeting will be belongs. Additional copies of the volumes will be on sale in located on the Convention Level (two floors below the the Registration Area. Lobby), and will be open most hours during the Meeting. Please register as soon as possible after checking in at the hotel. Seminars Membership in AAR and SBL Seminars and similar If you have pre-registered you will need to pick up groups is by invitation upon application to the Chairperson. your name badge at this area. The official Annual Meeting Auditors are welcome at all sessions so far as space permits. Badge is used to admit you to the Annual Meeting. Partici¬ pants are requested to wear the Badge throughout the AAR Program Papers Meeting. In the AAR program there are asterisks (*) beside the titles of papers that have been preprinted. The books of Meeting Rooms preprinted papers are listed on the last page of this program Meeting rooms for each session are designated with a and can be obtained by use of the order form provided prefix indicating the floor of the Hotel. Solar suites are there. Sessions having preprinted papers will often presup¬ located on floors one through five. pose prior reading; those planning to attend these sessions L = Lobby level are encouraged to order the preprinted papers before the T = Terrace level Annual Meeting. C = Convention level
Rooms on the Lobby and Convention are levels shown SBL Seminar Papers on the floor plans on pages 17-19. Except where otherwise indicated, papers discussed but not read at SBL Seminars and at some Group seminars and Exhibits Consultations are printed in the books of Seminar Papers. Exhibits are located on the Convention level near the These have been distributed to registered Seminar members. Registration area. Exhibits will be open during the follow¬ Additional copies are on sale at the Scholars' Press booth. ing hours:
Thursday, 24 October — 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday, 25 October — 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. TOI L/Placement Saturday, 26 October — 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. An office for placement notices will be maintained in the State Room on the Terrace level. Publications of CSR Societies will be available in the The October issue of TOIL (Teaching Opportunities Exhibit Hall. Information Listing) will be available at the Meeting. Candidates seeking interviews and Institutions with job Abstracts openings are encouraged to leave messages in the TOIL Papers on the Program are identified as follows: A = office. No interview facilities are available in the office but AAR, R = SSSR, S = SBL. Abstracts of papers read in ample space will be provided for posting notices. Section meetings will be found in the books of abstracts of
4 Message Board AAR and the American Society for Reformation Research, A message board will be located in the Registration the session will focus on the theme, "Perspectives on Area throughout the meeting. The location will not be Calvin." staffed, but all are invited to leave messages there, and participants are urged to consult the board regularly. Where to Eat
The Washington Hilton features the well known Four PERSC Consultation II Oaks restaurant as wefl as a coffee shop, both on the Lobby Nicholas Piediscalzi of the Public Education Religion Level. A list of eating places in the vicinity will be distri¬ Studies Center a will conduct consultation for workshop buted at the Annual Meeting Registration Desk. A special and teacher education program leaders on Wednesday, snack bar will be in operation on the Terrace Level through¬ October 23, 7:30 - 10:00 p.m., and Thursday, October 24, out the meeting. 9:00 - 11:30 a.m., in L Olympic (356). The first session will be entitled "Review of Teacher Education Programs, Certif¬ Sightseeing ication Programs, and Workshops," and the second "Pros¬ Washington abounds with places to visit. The Gray pects and Resources for Teacher Education Line Programs and operates sightseeing buses, with ticket offices and Workshops." departure locations on the Terrace Level of the Washington There will be a registration fee of $5.00. Hilton. Interested persons should write for details to Nicholas Piediscalzi, Public Education Religion Studies Center, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio 45431.
Breakfast Discussions Close to 80 breakfast discussions are planned by AAR and SSSR. Each breakfast group is limited to 10 persons, including the author of the paper. Seats may be obtained on a first come, first served basis (see pre-registration form on p. 132). Tickets may also be obtained at the meeting but choice will inevitably be limited. If you have paid for your ticket in advance and have also pre-registered, your ticket will be handed to you upon registration. Printed copies of papers to be discussed will be available only if furnished in quantity by the author.
Folger Library Session A special session, including a reception, will be held at the Folger Shakespeare Library on Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. (see page 47 below). Jointly sponsored by the
5 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION
NATIONAL OFFICERS
PRESIDENT Christine Downing Douglass College, Rutgers University PRESIDENT-ELECT The American Academy of Religion is a society of William F. May college and university professors and others engaged in Indiana University teaching and research in the field of religion. Its purpose is VICE-PRESIDENT to stimulate scholarship, foster research and promote learn¬ Preston N. Williams ing in the complex of disciplines that constitute religion as Harvard University a field of inquiry. SECRETARY Publications of the Academy and the convening of Jill Raitt annual national and regional meetings implement these Duke University aims. Publications include the quarterly Journal of the TREASURER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR American Academy of Religion, Journal of Religious Ethics, Robert A. Spivey monographs in the Studies in Religion Series, and the Florida State University Dissertation Series. The structure of the Annual meeting ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS of the Academy reflects the varied scholarly concerns of James Burtchaell, University of Notre Dame its members and provides for the development of both Robert S. Michaelsen, University of California special interests and cross-disciplinary conversations in the at Santa Barbara general sessions, sections, groups and seminars. These pro¬ Charles Long, Duke University, gram units, formed in response to interests of the members, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill change to keep pace with movement in the field of religion. CHAIRMAN, RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS The Academy is also a professional society keeping its COMMITTEE membership informed of developing programs, newly avail¬ Giles Gunn able materials, and opportunities for study grants and re¬ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill search funds. The Academy is affiliated with the Council on EDITOR, JOURNAL OF THE AAR the Study of Religion and cooperates in the publication of Ray L. Hart its Bulletin, a professional news magazine, and also in the University of Montana publication of a job registry in the field of religion. EDITOR, STUDIES IN RELIGION SERIES In addition to those whose interests are in the area of Stephen D. Crites religion, many members whose primary professional identi¬ Wesleyan University fication is with societies serving other disciplines find EDITOR, JOURNAL OF RELIGIOUS ETHICS membership in the Academy important in maintaining Charles Reynolds cross-disciplinary communication and an over¬ in providing University of Tennessee view of the field of religion.
6 EDITOR, DISSERTATION SERIES 19th CENTURY THEOLOGY H. Ganse Little Claude Welch, Graduate Theological Union Williams College RELIGION OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN DELEGATES, COUNCIL ON THE STUDY OF Joseph Epes Brown, University of Montana RELIGION AMERICAN RELIGION William A. Clebsch, Stanford University Edwin S. Gaustad, University of California, Riverside Margaret Farley, Yale University William A. Clebsch, Stanford University CHAIRMAN, NOMINATING COMMITTEE PSYCHO-SOCIAL INTERPRETATIONS IN THEOLOGY James Wiggins Roger A. Johnson, Wellesley College Syracuse University Walter Lowe, Emory University RELIGION AND ECOLOGY Gustave SECTIONS Todrank, Colby College
ART, LITERATURE AND RELIGION Giles Gunn SEMINAR University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill MYTH Lee W. ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY OF RELIGION Gibbs, Cleveland State University Harry Partin, Duke University W. Taylor Stevenson, Marquette University BIBLICAL LITERATURE Fred 0. Francis, Chapman College PRESIDENTS OF REGIONS OF THE ETHICS ACADEMY Ronald A. Delattre, University of Minnesota EASTERN INTERNATIONAL REGION HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY Dan Bechtel, Dickinson College Franklin H. Littell, Temple University EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION HISTORY OF JUDAISM Edith Wyschogrod, Queens College Duke University, and MIDWESTERN REGION University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Robert Willis, Hamline University PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION AND THEOLOGY NEW ENGLAND REGION James Wm. McClendon, Jr. James Purvis, Boston University Church Divinity School of the Pacific PACIFIC NORTHWESTERN REGION Graduate Theological Union Lane C. McGaughy, University of Montana RELIGION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT PLAINS REGION Samuel S. Hill, Jr., University of Florida H. Edward Everding, lliff School of Theology ACADEMIC STUDY OF RELIGION SOUTHEASTERN REGION Anne Carr, Indiana University Samuel S. Hill, Jr., University of Florida SOUTHWESTERN REGION GROUPS David L. Balas, University of Dallas WOMEN AND RELIGION WESTERN REGION Judith Plaskow, New York University Donald H. Gard, California State University, Joan Arnold Romero, United Theological Seminary Fullerton
7 SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE
TE"E[ V OFFICERS FOR 1974 PRESIDENT Frank M. Cross, Jr., Harvard University
Founded 1880 PRESIDENT-ELECT Robert W. Funk, University of Montana
The object of the SOCIETY is to stimulate the critical EXECUTIVE SECRETARY investigation of the classical biblical literatures, together George MacRae, Harvard Divinity School with other related literature, by the exchange of scholarly TREASURER research both in published form and in public forum. The Loren R. Fisher, School of Theology at Claremont SOCIETY endeavors to support those disciplines and sub- EDITOR OF JOURNAL disciplines pertinent to the illumination of the literatures and religions of the ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean Joseph A. Fitzmyer, Weston College regions, such as the study of ancient languages, textual EDITOR OF MONOGRAPH SERIES criticism, history, and archaeology. Leander E. Keck, Emory University
To these ends the SOCIETY sponsors: CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS REGIONAL ANNUAL MEETINGS Harry M. Orlinsky, Hebrew Union College-Jewish A NATIONAL ANNUAL MEETING Institute of Religion, New York JOURNAL OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE ASSOCIATES IN COUNCIL MONOGRAPH SERIES Paul J. SEMEIA and SEMEIA SUPPLEMENTS Achtemeier, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond John C. Hurd, Jr., Trinity College, Toronto DISSERTATION SERIES Gene M. Tucker, Emory University TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS Elaine H. Pagels, Barnard College Alfred Von Rohr SOURCES FOR BIBLICAL STUDY Sauer, Concordia Seminary Kathleen M. Wicker, Scripps College SEPTUAGINT AND COGNATE STUDIES Edgar Krentz, Concordia Seminary MASORETIC STUDIES David M. Stanley, Regis College Lawrence E. Toombs, Wilfrid Laurier University Constituent Member of the American Council of Learned Societies DELEGATE TO ACLS Constituent Member of the Council on the M. Jack Suggs, Texas Christian University Study of Religion REPRESENTATIVE ON BOARD OF ASOR Executive Office, SBL: Harvard Divinity School Walter Rast, Valparaiso University Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
8 DELEGATES, COUNCIL ON THE STUDY OF RELIGION Archaeology Harry M. Orlinsky, Hebrew Union College-Jewish H. Neil Richardson Institute of Religion, New York Early Rabbinic Studies George Johnston, McGill University Henry A. Fischel CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE ON HONORARY MEMBERSHIP Graeco-Roman Religion Raymond E. Brown, Union Theological Seminary, A. Thomas Kraabel New York Synoptic Gospels CHAIRMAN, NOMINATING COMMITTEE Paul J. Achtemeier H. L. Ginsberg, Jewish Theological Seminary, Fourth Gospel New York Robert Kysar Pauline Studies John C. Hurd, Jr. Nag Hammradi PROGRAM COMMITTEE AND CHAIRMEN Birger A. Pearson Art and the Bible PROGRAM COMMITTEE Joseph Gutmann George MacRae, Chairman Biblical Criticism and Literary Criticism Frank M. Cross, Jr. David L. Dungan David Robertson Robert W. Funk Jack T. Sanders The Bible and the Humanities Harry M. Orlinsky John L. McKenzie H. Edward Everding, Jr. SECTION CHAIRMEN Linguistics American Schools of Oriental Research Lane C. McGaughy G. Ernest Wright International Organization for Masoretic Studies SEMINAR CHAIRMEN Harry M. Orlinsky Form Criticism (Hebrew Scriptures) Seminar International Organization for Septuagint and Rolf P. Knierim Cognate Studies Pseudepigrapha Group John W. Wevers George W. E. Nickelsburg, Jr. National Association of Professors of Hebrew Textual Criticism Seminar Carl F. Ehle, Jr. Eldon J. Epp Form Criticism (Hebrew Scriptures) Seminar on Early Christian Prophecy John H. Hayes M. Eugene Boring Seminar on Hebrew Scriptures and Cognate Literatures Parables David Noel Freedman John Dominic Crossan Seminar on Old Testament Theology Paul Nils Walter Brueggemann A. Dahl Israelite History Linguistics Group Keith Patrick D. Miller, Jr. Crim Worship/Cult in Ancient Israel Nag Hammadi Seminar Jacob Milgrom George MacRae SSSR SOCIETY FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION
The Society for the Scientific Study of Religion was OFFICERS FOR 1974 founded in 1949 by students of religion and of social PRESIDENT science. Its purpose is to stimulate and communicate signifi¬ Paul W. Pruyser, The Foundation cant research on religious institutions and religious experi¬ Menninger ence. VICE-PRESIDENT Gillian A. Lindt, Columbia Membership is open to students and to scholars University EXECUTIVE SECRETARY interested in the application of scientific method to the William D'Antonio, University of Connecticut study of religion. Present members represent a wide range of TREASURER academic disciplines. The majority are college and Edgar W. Mills, St. John's university teachers of religion, philosophy, sociology, University SECRETARY psychology, and anthropology. A smaller proportion are Phillip E. administrators, parish clergymen and practicing physicians. Hammond, University of Arizona EDITOR OF JOURNAL The officers of the Society are elected by the membership. The Benton Johnson, of Society for the Scientific study of Religion cur¬ University Oregon 300K REVIEW EDITOR rently counts some 1700 members in the United States and some Jeffrey K. Hadden, University of in 30 foreign countries. The Society provides them Virginia ASSOCIATES IN COUNCIL with a forum for the discussion of basic issues involved in Samuel W. Blizzard, Princeton the examination of the nature and function of religion in Theological Seminary James Dittes, Yale human personality and society. The Journal for the Divinity School Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University Scientific Study of Religion, the Annual Meeting, and Jeffrey K. Hadden, University of regional meetings provide the principal settings for this Virginia forum. Morton King, Southern Methodist The Society's Journal, which is now found in 1100 University David 0. Moberg, Marquette libraries in the United States and abroad is widely regarded University Max L. Stackhouse, Andover-Newton as a preeminent source of material on the scientific study of Theological School Glenn M. religion. Vernon, University of Utah DELEGATE TO CSR The Society is also a participant in the Annual Meeting Jeffrey K. Hadden of the American Association for the Advancement of DELEGATE TO AAAS Science, to which our members are invited to -present Gillian A. Lindt papers. DELEGATE TO CISR: National office at: Glenn M. Vernon University of Connecticut NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Box U68A James Dittes Storrs, CT 06268 PROGRAM CHAIRMAN 1974 Max L. Stackhouse
10 RELIGIOUS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSORS AND RESEARCHERS IN The Religious Research Association has four goals: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 1) To increase the understanding of the function of The Association is a society of professors and research¬ religion in individuals and society through the application ers in religious education in institutions of higher learning, of the methods and knowledge of the sciences; 2) To pro¬ denominational and ecumenical organizations, and other mote the availability, circulation, interpretation, and use of agencies. the findings of religious research among religious bodies and Originating as the Professors and Research Section of other interested groups; 3) To cooperate with other profes¬ the Division of Christian Education of the National Council sional societies, groups, and individuals interested in the of Churches, the Association became an independent organ¬ study of religion; and 4) To promote the professional ization in 1970. Since then it has expanded to include development of religious researchers and of users of re¬ persons affiliated with organizations representing a broad search findings. spectrum of interests and religious traditions in the United In order to implement these goals the Association pub¬ States, Canada, and Europe. lishes the Review of Religious Research three times a year, The purpose of the Association is to foster scholarly holds an annual meeting in conjunction with the Society inquiry and professional development in the field, and to for the Scientific Study of Religion, and sponsors several provide a forum for the interchange of research and experi¬ regional meetings each year. Annual dues $12.00. ence related thereto. P.O. Box 228, Cathedral Station, New York 10025. The Association's annual meetings provide opportunity for presentations to receive critical response and OFFICERS FOR 1974 general discussion from diverse viewpoints PRESIDENT represented among the membership, and for members who share similar concerns Earl D. C. Brewer, Emory University to explore these in greater depth VICE-PRESIDENT through special interest groups. Annual meetings are held in conjuction with one or Everett L. Perry, United Presbyterian Church more professional societies SECRETARY representing cognate fields, thereby providing a valuable context of interdisciplinary Dean R. Hoge, Princeton Theological Seminary enrichment. During the year contact TREASURER among members is maintained through a semi-annual Newsletter. Charles Thome, Metropolitan New York Synod, In addition to full membership, which is open to Lutheran Church in America professors and researchers in religious education, associate FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN membership is available to those retired from the field and Gerald Klever, Philadelphia to persons engaged in teaching or research in related fields. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Student membership is open to persons pursuing graduate Laile Bartlett, Berkeley, California degrees in the field. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Bernard Quinn, Glenmary Research Center OFFICERS FOR 1974 PRESIDENT NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Iris V. Alan K. Waltz, United Methodist Church Cully, The Review of Books and Religion PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT-ELECT Berard L. William Silverman, Kean College of New Jersey Marthaler, Catholic University of America EXECUTIVE EDITOR OF REVIEW OF RELIGIOUS RESEARCH SECRETARY Donald F. Richard Knudten, Marquette University Williams, Chicago Cluster of Theological Schools 11 PROGRAM DIGEST
October Asian Wednesday, 23 Religions/History of Religion — C Thoroughbred and L Hamilton (330)
SBL/ R and P Committee Biblical Literature - Solar Suite 1-101
SBL President's Suite 12:00 n. - 4:00 p.m. History of Christianity - Solar Suite 2-101 AAR/ R and P Committee History of Judaism - L Farragut (328) AAR President's Suite 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Philosophy of Religion and Theology - SBL/ Conference of Secretaries C Military
SBL President's Suite 4:15 - 6:00 p.m. Social Sciences - L Jackson (332) RRA/ Board of Directors Academic Study of Religion - C Lincoln West 7:30 Women L-Chevy Chase (325) p.m. and Religion - C Monroe West SBL/ Executive Committee 19th Century Theology - L Lafayette (342) SBL President's Suite 7:30 - 10:00 p.m. Interdisciplinary Issues - L Bancroft (324) AAR/ Executive Committee PERSC — Solar Suite 3-101
AAR President's Suite 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Religious Social Ethics - L DuPont (326)
Psycho-Social Interpretations - L Adams (323) Thursday, 24 October SBL/Section and Seminar Meetings 2:00- 5:15 p.m. Form Criticism - C Jefferson West
10:00 a.m. - 8:00 Registration — Convention Level p.m. Synoptic Gospels — C Jefferson East
Exhibits — Exhibit Hall 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Hebrew Scriptures - C West Ballroom AAR/ Board of Directors Seminar on Paul - C Hemisphere C 9:00 - 12:00 n. Military Early Rabbinic Studies - L Kalorama (333)
SBL/Council Meeting Process Hermeneutic — C Cabinet
C - Hemisphere 9:00 12:00 n. Consultation on Mark — C Georgetown East SSSR/Council Meeting Worship/Cult - C Lincoln East L Chevy Chase (325) 9:00 - 12:00 n. NAPH — L Independence (331) Student SBL/ NAPH 25th Anniversary AAR/ Prize Essay — C Luncheon, L Madison (346) 12:00 n. Thoroughbred 5:00 p.m. RRA/ Annual AAR/ Board Luncheon Business Meeting — L AAR President's Suite 12:15 p.m. Chevy Chase (325) 5:00 p.m. SBL/ NAPH — L SBL/ Council Luncheon Independence (331) 5:00 p.m.
SBL/ Centennial — SBL President's Suite 12:15 p.m. Committee SSSR/Council Luncheon SBL President's Suite 5:15- 6:30p.m SSSR President's Suite 12:15 p.m. SSSR/ Conversations - L Kalorama (333), SSSR/ Section Meetings L Lafayette (342), L Madison (346), L National Religion and Identity — (352), L Olympic (356) 5:30 p.m.
C - SSSR/Section Georgetown West 1:30 5:00 p.m. Meetings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. The "New Methodological Explorations — Spirituality" — L National C (352) 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Georgetown West
Religion in American Life — Religion and Social Theory - Solar Suite 5-101 3:30 - 5:15 p.m. C Georgetown East
— L Seminars National (352) 3:30 - 5:15 p.m. Religion in American Life — AAR/ Section and Seminar L Meetings 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Olympic (356) Art, Literature and Religion — Solar Suite 4-101
12 PROGRAM DIGEST
Thursday, 24 October (Continued) Dead Sea Scrolls — C Georgetown East Plenary Session 8:00 p.m. Poetry Task Group - L Grant (329)
Hubert H. Humphrey — Epistolography - L Independence (331)
C International Ballroom Early Rabbinic Studies — Solar Suite 3-101
Reception and Social Hour — 9:30 p.m. Process Hermeneutic — C Cabinet C Crystal Ballroom Forms and Genres - L Chevy Chase (325)
Graeco-Roman Religion — Solar Suite 5-101 Friday, 25 October SSSR/ Section Meetings 10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Methodological Explorations — SSSR/ Breakfast Discussions — Terrace 8:00 9:00 a.m. C Lincoln Liberal Religious Studies Breakfast — Religious Institutions - L Olympic (356) L Madison (346) 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. SSSR/RRA/Seminars 10:30 a.m. -12:15 p.m.
Baptist Professors' Breakfast — Small Church Seminar — C Georgetown East 8:00 9:00 a.m. L National (352)
— 8:00 Registration Convention Level 9:00 a.m. p.m. SBL/ Editorial Boards Luncheon — Exhibits — Exhibit Hall 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. L Hamilton (330) 12:15 p.m. 10:00 a.m. AAR/Plenary Sessions 9:00 IAC — Luncheon L Madison (346) 12:15 p.m. Arthur McGill — C West Ballroom AAR/ Women's Caucus Business Meeting — Wm. Clebsch — C East Ballroom C Monroe West 1:00 p.m. SBL/ Presidential Address — SSSR/Section Meetings 1:30- 3:30 p.m. C Center Ballroom 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Methodological Explorations — SSSR/RRA/ H. Paul Douglas Lecture — Solar Suite 5-101 C Lincoln 9:00 10:15 a.m. Religion and Identity — AAR/ Section and Seminar Meetings 10:30 12:00 n. L National (352) "New Art, Literature and Religion — Spirituality" — C Military C Hemisphere Social Theory - L Olympic (356) Asian Religions/History of Religion — APR RE/ Executive Committee — C L Jackson Thoroughbred (332) 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Biblical Literature — Solar Suite 1-101 AAR/ Presidential Address — C Center Ballroom History of Christianity — Solar Suite 2-101 2:00 - 3: 00 p.m. SBL/Section and Seminar History of Judaism — L Lafayette (342) Meetings 2:00 - 5: 15 p.m.
Philosophy of Religion and Theology — Archaeology — C Jefferson West C East Ballroom Bible and Humanities — C Social Sciences — C Georgetown West Georgetown East Israelite Academic Study of Religion — Solar Suite 4-101 History - C Lincoln West Parables — C West Women and Religion — C Monroe West Georgetown Pseudepigrapha - C Cabinet American Religion Group - C Monroe East Hebrew Scriptures — C Lincoln East Social Ethics - L DuPont (326) Nag Hammadi — C Jefferson East Occult Studies — L Edison (327) IOSCS - L Chevy Chase (325) Death Consultation - L Adams (323) Textual Criticism — C Monroe East SBL/Section and Seminar Meetings 10:30 - 12:00 n. Early Christian — Form Criticism — C Jefferson West Prophecy L Grant (329) AAR/SBL/CSR/ Executive Committees and NEH Nag Hammadi — C Jefferson East AAR President's Suite 3:00- 5:00 IOMS - L Bancroft (324) p.m.
13 PROGRAM DIGEST
Friday, 25 October (Continued) International Greek New Testament Committee AAR/Section and Seminar Meetings 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Dinner 6:00 p.m.
Women's Caucus — Art, Literature and Religion — Cocktail Hour C Hemisphere L Madison (346) 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Asian — Religions/History of Religion — AAR/ Editorial Boards Dinner C West Ballroom C Jefferson West 6:30 p.m.
Ethics — Solar Suite 1-101 SSSR/Section Meetings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Social Philosophy of Religion and Theology — Theory — C Georgetown West C East Ballroom Religion and Identity — C Georgetown East
Philosophy of Religion — Symposia — Religious Institutions — C Military L Farragut (328), L Edison (327), APRRE/ Presidential Address — L Lafayette (342) C Thoroughbred 7:30 p.m. Social Sciences — C Thoroughbred AAR/ Plenary Sessions 8:00 p.m. Academic Study of Religion — Wilson Carey McWilliams — Solar Suite 4-101 C West Ballroom Women and Religion — C Monroe West Abigail McCarthy — C East Ballroom Women and Religion — Colloquium — Harvard Divinity School Reception — L Bancroft (324) SBL President's Suite 9:30 - 11:00 p.m. American Religion — Solar Suite 3-101 SSSR/ Birthday Party — Myth Seminar — L Independence (331) Solar Suite 5-101 9:45 p.m. Social World of Early Christianity — Solar Suite 2-101 Saturday, 26 October Israel Working Party - L Adams (323)
Liberation White and Male — L DuPont (326) Vanderbilt — Oberlin Breakfast 7:45 a.m. AAR/ American Society for Reformation L Independence(331) Research — Folger Shakespeare 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. AAR/ Breakfast Discussions — Library C West Ballroom 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. AAR/ Editorial Boards 5:00 p.m. SSSR/APRRE/ Breakfast Discussions — JAAR— AAR President's Suite Terrace 8:00 9:00 a.m. JRE - L Kalorama (333) Registration — Convention Level 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. AAR/'SBL/ Scholars' Press & Regional Exhibits — Exhibit Hall 10:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Salesmen — SBL President's Suite 5:15 - 6:30 p.m. Plenary Session SSSR/ Conversations — Solar Suite 5-101, Robert F. Drinan — L Chevy Chase (325), L Jackson (332), C Center Ballroom 9:00 a.m. L National (352), L Olympic (356) 5:30 p.m. AAR/ Plenary Session — Christianity Today Reception Sheldon S. Wolin — C East Ballroom 9:00 a.m. C Lincoln West 5:45 p.m. SBL/ ASOR — C Jefferson West 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 n. Duke University Alumni Reception — SSSR/ Section Meetings C Georgetown East 5:45 p.m. Religious Institutions — GTU Alumni Reception — L Hamilton (330) 5:45 p.m. C Military 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 n. Perkins School of Theology Alumni Religion in American Life —
Reception — C Lincoln East 5:45 p.m. Solar Suite 5-101 10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Union Seminary (NYC) Alumni Reception — Social Theory - C Jefferson East 5:45 L p.m. Olympic (356) 10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. 14 PROGRAM DIGEST
Saturday, 26 October (Continued) SSSR/ Annual Business Meeting — SSSR/RRA/Seminar 10:00 a.m. -12:15 C p.m. Military 1:30 - 3:00 p.m APRRE/Seminars Evaluation Research Seminar — 2:00 - 5:00 p.m L National (352) L Adams (323), L Chevy Chase (325), APRRE/ Plenary Session L Edison (327), L Jackson (332), L Kalorama Marvin J. Taylor — (333)
L Edison - AAR/Section and Seminar (327) 10:30 a.m. 12:15 p.m. Meetings 2:00 - 5:00 p.m AAR/ Section and Seminar Art, Literature and Religion —
Meetings 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 n. C Lincoln East Art, Literature and Asian .Religion — Religions/History of Religion — C Lincoln East C Thoroughbred
Asian — Religions/History of Religion — Ethics Solar Suite 3-101 C Thoroughbred History of Christianity —
Social Sciences — Solar Suite 4-101 Solar Suite 2-101
Biblical — Literature Solar Suite 1-101 History of Christianity — Ethics — Solar Suite 3-101 L Olympic (356)
History of Christianity — Solar Suite 2-101 Philosophy of Religion and Theology — C East Ballroom Philosophy of Religion and Theology — C East Ballroom Social Sciences — Solar Suite 4-101 Academic Academic Study of Religion - C Monre East Study of Religion — C Cabinet Women Women and — and Religion — C Monroe West Religion C Monroe West 19th Women and Century - Madison (346) Religion — Colloquium — Theology L L Lafayette (342) Psycho-Social Interpretations — L Grant (329) Religion of the American Indian — L Farragut (328) Tillich Consultation — L DuPont (326)
Multi-Media Presentations — Religion and Ecology - L DuPont (326)
Karl C Monroe West 5:00 - Barth Society — C Cabinet 6:30 p.m American SBL/Section and Seminar Popular and Devotional Religion — Meetings 2:00 - 5:15 p.m L Hamilton (330) ASOR — C Jefferson West Old Testament Bonhoeffer Consultation — L Grant (329) Theology — SBL/ Section and Seminar C Jefferson East
Pauline Studies — C Meetings 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 n. Lincoln West
Paul Seminar — C Lincoln West Bible and the Humanities — C Pseudepigrapha — C Georgetown West Georgetown East Wisdom Biblical Task Group — C Hemisphere Criticism and Literary Criticism — C Narrative Task Group — L Madison (346) Hemisphere Israelite Tradition — C Georgetown East Fourth Gospel — C Monroe East
Graeco-Roman Religion — C Jefferson East Linguistics — Solar Suite 1-101
— Acts of the SBL/ ASOR Luncheon C West Ballroom 12:15 p.m. Apostles - C Georgetown West
Emory University Alumni Luncheon — Legal Forms Task Group - L Hamilton (330) L Independence (331) 12:15 p.m. Methodology Task Group - L Farragut (328)
AAR/ Women's Caucus — C Monroe West 1:00 p.m. Prophecy Task Group - L National (352)
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Saturday, 26 October (Continued) Sociology of Religion — SSSR/Section Meetings 3:00 - 5:00 L p.m. National (352) 9:30 - 12:00 n. Methodological Explorations — Interdisciplinary Explorations — C Military L Olympic (356) 10:45 - 12:00 n. and — 5-101 Religion Identity Solar Suite SSSR/RRA/ Seminar — AAR/ Annual Business Meeting — Solar Suite 5-101 10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. C West Ballroom 5:00 p.m. AAR/ Section and Seminar
AAR/SBL/ Scholars' Press and Editors — Meetings 10:30 - 12:00 n. SBL President's Suite 5:15 p.m. Art, Literature and Religion — SBL/ASOR Corporation Meeting — C Hemisphere L Independence(331) 5:30 Asian p.m. Religions/History of Religion — SBL/ Institute for Biblical Research — C Thoroughbred L National (352) 5:30 p.m. History of Christianity — Alte Hellberger (Claremont Alumni) Solar Suite 2-101 Reception — L Lafayette (342) 5:45 p.m. Philosophy of Religion and Theology — Boston University Alumni Reception — C East Ballroom C Georgetown West 5:45 p.m. Social Sciences — Solar Suite 3-101 Brown University Alumni — Academic Reception Study of Religion — L Olympic (356) 5:45 p.m. Solar Suite 4-101
APRRE/ — Women Plenary Session and Religion - C Monroe West L Kalorama (333) 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Bonhoeffer Consultation — AAR/ Plenary Session L Hamilton (330)
Olga Lucia Alvarez Benjumea — Interdisciplinary Issues — L Independence (331) C Jefferson 8:00 p.m. Community Colleges - L Edison (327) AAR/SBL/ Plenary Session Bible and Ethics - Solar Suite 1-101
Eric — Voegelin C East Ballroom 8:00 p.m. Multi-Media Presentations — C Lincoln East SBL/ SBL/ Section and Seminar Plenary Session Meetings 10:30 - 12:00 n.
David C. Fowler — C Lincoln 8:00 p.m. Graeco-Roman Religion — C Cabinet AAR/ Regional Officers and Board of Ugaritic — L Madison (346)
Directors — AAR President's Suite 10:00 p.m. Rhetorical Criticism — L Grant (329)
Nag Hammadi — C Lincoln West
Sunday, 27 October .Targumic Studies - L Lafayette (342) Form Criticism — C Monroe East
9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Registration - Convention Level Epistolography — C Georgetown West American AF*RRE/ Business Meeting Biblical Tradition — L L Kalorama (333) 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. Chevy Chase (325) AAR/ Plenary Session Synoptic Gospels — C Jefferson SBL/ O. B. Hardison — C Jefferson 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Program Committee SBL President's Suite SBL/ Annual Business Meeting — 12:15 - 3:00 p.m.
C West Ballroom 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. APRRE/ Plenary Session SSSR/ Section L Kalorama Meetings (333) 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. APRRE/ Executive Religion in American Life — Committee L C 9:30 - 12:00 n. Kalorama Military (333) 3:45 - 5:00 p.m.
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A A R PROGRAM SB L WEDNESDAY, 23 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON AAR/ RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS SBL/ COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH COMMITTEE 2:00 AND PUBLICATIONS 12:00- 4:00 AAR President's Suite SBL President's Suite Harry M. Orlinsky, Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion, New York, Chairman SBL/CONFERENCE OF SECRETARIES 4:15- 6:00 SBL President's Suite Walter Hofheinz, McMurry College, Convener AAR/ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 8:00 SBL/ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 7:30 - 10:00 AAR President's Suite SBL President's Suite Christine Downing, Douglass College, Rutgers Frank M. Cross, Jr., Harvard University, President, SBL University, Presiding THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, MORNING REGISTRATION 10:00- 8:00 Convention Level EXHIBITS 10:00- 8:00 Exhibit Hall AAR/BOARD OF DIRECTORS 9:00 -12:00 SBL/COUNCIL MEETING 9:00 -12:00 C Military C Hemisphere Christine Downing, Douglass College, Rutgers Frank M. Cross, Jr., Harvard University, President, SBL University, Presiding 20 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON AAR/ BOARD OF DIRECTORS SBL/ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LUNCHEON 12:15 PROFESSORS OF HEBREW 12:00 AAR President's Suite L Madison (346) 25th Anniversary Luncheon SBL/COUNCIL LUNCHEON 12:15 SBL President's Suite AAR/ART, LITERATURE AND SBL/ FORM CRITICISM RELIGION 2:00- 5:00 (HEBREW SCRIPTURES) 2:00- 5:15 Solar Suite 4-101 C Jefferson West Daniel C. Noel, Goddard College, Presiding John H. Hayes, Emory University-Interdenominational Theme: Religious Strains in American Theological Center, Chairman Culture The Background of Gunkel's Category Religious and Artistic Problems in Sitz im Leben (S 1) Benjamin West (A 1) Martin J. Buss, Emory University 2:00 John Dillenberger, Graduate Theological Oral Tradition and Form Criticism: Some Union 2:00 Points for Discussion (S 2) Faith and Doubt in the Art of Elihu Robert C. Culley, McGill University 2:40 Vedder, with particular reference to Form Criticism and Structural Analysis (S 3) the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam (A 2) Robert Polzin, Carleton University 3:20 Jane Dillenberger, Graduate Theological Recess Union 2:30 4:00- 4:15 Form, Occasion and Redaction of Conversion Through Vision: The Self- Jeremiah 20 Transcendence of Lambert Strether (A 3) (S 4) David J. A. James G. Moseley, New College 2:55 Klines, University of Sheffield 4:15 David's Theodore Roethke's Poetry of the Earth (A 4) Dancing: A Baalistic Rite (S 5) Simon J. Lynn Ross, California State University, DeVries, Methodist Theological School in Ohio Chico 3:20 4:45 Recent American Fiction and Ways of Lighting Out (A 5) Wesley A. Kort, Duke University 3:45 21 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Contin AAR/ART, LITERATURE AND SBL/SYNOPTIC GOSPELS 2:00- 5:15 RELIGION (Continued) C Jefferson East Theological Trends in Contemporary American Paul J. Achtemeier, Union Theological Seminary Fiction (A 6) in Virginia, Chairman Robert Detweiler, Emory University 4:10 Markan Sentence Openings (S 6) The American Catholic Experience in the Robert L. Mowrey, Illinois Wesleyan "New" Catholic Novels of the 1970's (A 7) University 2:00 George Devine, Seton Hall University 4:35 The Structural Function of the Term "Way" in Mark's Gospel (S 7) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY Willard M. Swartly, Eastern Mennonite OF RELIGION 2:00- 5:00 College 2:30 C Thoroughbred The Great Commandment: Its Function and Setting in the Gospel of Mark Thomas J. Hopkins, Franklin and Marshall (Mk 12:28-34) (S 8) College, Presiding Joanna Dewey, Berkeley, California 3:00 Theme: Hindu Sacred Structures and Popular Traditions Recess 3:30 - 3:45 South Indian Popular Traditions (A 8) Pheme Perkins, Boston College, Presiding 2:00 Frederick Clothey, Boston University The Title "Son of Man" in Matthew's Sacred Places: Pilgrimage Centers (A 9) Gospel (S 9) Gary Tartakov, University of Massachusetts 2:30 Jack D. Kingsbury, Luther Theological Seminary 3:45 Family Rituals (A 10) Susan Wadley, Syracuse University 3:00 Binding and Loosing in Matthew 16 and 18: Authorizing Demon Exorcism (S 10) Audio-Visual Presentations (A 11) 3:30 Richard H. Hiers, University of Florida 4:15 Discussion 4:15 Solomon, Exorcism and the Son of David (S 11) Dennis C. Duling, Boston University 4:45 L Hamilton (330) Daniel L. Overmyer, University of British Columbia, Presiding Theme: Chinese Religions: Definitions, Problems, New Approaches Chinese Religions: The State of the Field (A 12) Laurence G. Thompson, University of Southern California 2:00 22 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/ HEBREW SCRIPTURES AND OF RELIGION (Continued) COGNATE LITERATURES 2:00- 5:15 Unity and Diversity in Chinese Religion (A 13) C West Ballroom Richard C. Bush, Oklahoma State David Noel Freedman, University of Michigan, University 2:20 Chairman The Place of Ritual in Chinese Religions (A 14) The "Son"in Isaiah 9:5-6 (English 9:6-7) (S 12) Jeffrey Meyer, University of North Thomas H. Olbricht and John T. Willis, Carolina at Charlotte 2:40 Abilene Christian College 2:00 Chinese Religions as a Religion of Man (A 15) The Lawbook of the Josianic Reform (S 13) Shih-chuan Chen, Pennsylvania State Jack R. Lundbom, Andover Newton University at Middletown 3:00 Theological School 2:30 The Problem of Creation Mythology in the Studies in the Esther Narrative (S 14) Study of Chinese Religion (A 16) Robert Gordis, Jewish Theological Seminary 3:00 Norman Girardot, University of Notre Dame 3 20 Recess 3:30 - 3:45 The Orthodoxy in the Taoist Tradition * (A 17) Anti-Mythological Tendency in the Michael Saso, University of Hawaii 34 0 Mosaic Infancy Narrative (S 15) Allan H. Cutler, Florida State University 3:45 Respondent (A 18): Arthur P. Wolf, Stanford University 4. oq The Exegetical Significance of the Concept of Canon for the Study of the Hebrew Discussion 4:20 Bible (S 16) Brevard Childs, Yale University AAR/BIBLICAL LITERATURE Divinity 2:00 5:00 School 4; 15 Solar Suite 1-101 HDL-II in 1 Sam 2:5; Judg 5:7; and Deut Fred O. Francis, Chapman College, Presiding 15:11 (S 17) Theme: The Social Construction of the Marvin L. Chaney, San Francisco World in Biblical Rhetoric Theological Seminary 4:45 Social Construction in New Testament Rhetoric (A 19) John B. Orr, University of Southern California 2:00 Where / Stand Shapes What / See: A Case Study in the Interpretation and Use of Ps. 22 (A 20) Harvey D. Lange, Concordia Teachers College 3:00 23 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/BIBLICAL LITERATURE SBL/SEMINAR ON PAUL 2:00- 5:15 (Continued) C Hemisphere Collateral Discussion: Collective Address Nils A. Dahl, Yale University, Chairman in Deuteronomic Law* (A 21) Theme: Romans and 1 Corinthians Dale Patrick, Missouri School of Religion Discussion of False Presuppositions in the Symbolic Systems and the Interpretation of Study of Romans (CBQ, July 1974) (S 18) Scripture: insights From the Work of Karl Paul Donfried, Smith College Paul Ricoeur (A 22) Recess 3:30- 3:45 Loretta Dornisch, Edgewood College 4:00 Digressions in First Corinthians: The Collateral Discussion: The Constitution of Rhetoric of Argumentation in Paul's Human Community in Two Ancient Letters (S 19) Civilizations * (A 23) Wilhelm Wuellner, Pacific School of Paul W. Hollenbach, Iowa State University Religion AAR/ HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY Exegetical Patterns in 1 Corinthians and SECTION 2:00- 5:00 Romans (S 20) E. Earle Ellis, New Brunswick Theological Solar Suite 2-101 Seminary Paul Van Buren, Temple University, Presiding Theme: Patristics The Resurrection: An Experiment in Cross-Disciplinary Research Resurrection and Social Reality (A 24) John Gager, Princeton University 2:00 Toward a Sitz im Leben of the Resurrection Motif (A 25) A. C. Sundberg, Jr., Garrett Theological Seminary 2:45 Hermeneutical Fantasy—The Tomb is Shut (A 26) Samuel Laeuchli, Temple University 3:30 Fictional Transformations of the Resurrection (A 27) T. Ziolkowski, Princeton University 4:15 24 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/HISTORY OF JUDAISM 2:00- 3:30 SBL/EARLY RABBINIC STUDIES 2:00- 5:15 L Farragut (328) L Kalorama (333) Marc M. Kellner, College of William and Mary, Henry A. Fischel, Indiana University, Chairman Presiding Do the Zugoth Represent Opposing Left and Theme: Methods in Teaching Judaism Right Wing Tendencies within the Pharisaic Methods and Materials for Teaching the Party? A Critical Re-examination of Louis Hebrew Scriptures (A 28) Ginzberg's Theory (S 21) Jonathan P. Siegel, University of Allan H. Cutler, Florida State University 2:00 Texas at Austin 2:00 Neophyti / and Early Rabbinic Exegesis (S 22) The Introductory Course in the Jewish Bernard Grossfeld, University of Wisconsin 2:30 Religious Heritage: Case in Point Acts 23:8 Re-examined: The Pharisees and "Photographic Essay on Jewish Sadducees on Angels (S 23) Martyrdom" (A 29) Samuel T. Lachs, Bryn Mawr College 3:00 Zev Garber, Los Angeles Valley College 2:30 Recess 3:30- 3:45 Hebrew Lexicography and Grammar in AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION the First Three Centuries of the AND THEOLOGY 2:00- 5:00 Common Era (S 24) C Military Samuel Rosenblatt, Johns Hopkins Linda L. Fisher, Syracuse University, University 3:45 Presiding Johanan b. Zakkai's Escape from Jerusalem: Theme: on Liberation Perspectives Origin and Development of a Rabbinic Theology Story (S25) Anarchy and Pentecost: Two Ideas of Anthony J. Saldarini, Loyola University, Liberation in Recent Russian Thought New Orleans* 4:15 (A 30) Nigleh and Nistar: The Derivation of Halakhah Paul R. Valliere, Columbia University 2:00 at Qumran (S 26) The Message of Negro Blood* (A 31) Lawrence H. Schiffman, New York Frederick Sontag, Pomona College University 4:45 John Roth, Claremont Men's College 2:30 Liberation Theology in a Feminist Perspective * (A 32) Letty Russell, Yale University Divinity School 3:00 25 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/ PROCESS HERMENEUTIC AND AND THEOLOGY (Continued) BIBLICAL EXEGESIS 2:00- 5:15 The "Crucified God" and the Power C Cabinet of Liberation * (A 33) Kent Harold Richards, lliff School of Theology, M. Douglas Meeks, Eden Theological Presiding Seminary 3:30 Notes on a Whiteheadian Hermeneutic (S 27) Mary I. Buckley, St. John's University, Presiding William A. Beardslee, Emory University Theme: Liberation Theology and Story Theology Respondents (S28-29): A Second Look at Reinhold Niebuhr's William G. Doty, Douglass College, Biblical-Dramatic Worldview* (A 34) Rutgers University William A. Greenlaw, General Theological Bernard Loomer, Graduate Theological Seminary 4:00 Union The History of Human Freedom: Johann Recess 3:30- 3:45 Baptist Metz (A 35) A New Angle of Vision: The Synoptic Charles A. Davis, Sir George Williams Material (S 30) University 4:30 Theodore J. Weeden, Colgate Rochester Divinity School AAR/ RELIGION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 2:00- 5:00 Respondents (S 31): William R. Baird, Jr., Brite Divinity School L Jackson (332) Bernard Lee, St. Louis Michael C. Thomas, Salem College, Presiding Theme: Civil Religion The Captain America Complex: Civil Religion in Popular Culture (A 36) Robert Jewett, Morningside College 2:00 Toward a Theory of Civil Religion (A 37) Frederick O. Bonkovsky, Columbia Theological Seminary 2:45 The Sectarian Type of the American Civil Religion (A 38) Roger G. Betsworth, Simpson College 3:30 Response: Empirical Views of Civil Religion (A 39) Michael C. Thomas, Salem College 4:15 26 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ ACADEMIC STUDY OF SBL/ CONSULTATION ON THE RELIGION 2:00 GOSPEL OF MARK 2:00- 5:15 C Lincoln West C Georgetown East J. M. Kuntz, Rockhurst College, Presiding Norman Perrin, University of Chicago, Convener Theme: The Study of Religion and the Theme: Issues in Contemporary Markan Problem of Evil Scholarship (S32) The Problem of Evil: Introduction to Discussion Formal and Material Elements in the Recess 3:30- 3:45 Study of Religion * (A 40) Jouett L. Powell, University of North Discussion Continued Carolina at Chapel Hill Proposal to organize a program segment Religion and Evil* (A 41) All those interested in the organization of a John A. Bash, California State University, new annual program segment on Markan Chico studies are invited to contact the Convener Some Abstract, Yet Crucial, Thoughts and to attend the Consultation. About Suffering* (A 42) David R. Mason, John Carroll University The Mystery of Evil: A Metacritical Approach to the Study of Religion * (A 43) Lee W. Gibbs, Cleveland State University AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION GROUP 2:00 C Monroe West Joan Chatfield, University of San Francisco, Presiding Theme: Freedom and Obedience: The Transformation of Values Are We to Become Like God? (A 44) Ann Vater, Florida State University Self-Creation and Loss of Self: Mary Daly and St. Teresa of Avila (A 45) Christine Garside, Sir George Williams University 27 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION SBL/ WORSHIP/CULT IN ANCIENT GROUP (Continued) ISRAEL 2:00- 4:30 Women and Surrender to the Feeling of C Lincoln East Absolute Dependence (A 46) Jacob Milgrom, University of California at Paula Nichols, Harvard Divinity School 3:00 Berkeley, Chairman Religion, Class Structure, and Women's The Festivals of Mari (S 33) Role (A 47) Jack M. Sasson, University of North Joan Arnold Romero, United Theological Carolina at Chapel Hill 2:00 Seminary 3:30 The 'egla 'arupa Ritual: Its Development Discussion among participants to lead into and Origin (S 34) open discussion. 4:00 Ziony Zevit, University of Judaism 2:45 Recess 3:30- 3:45 AAR/ 19TH CENTURY The THEOLOGY GROUP 2:00- 5:00 Missing Thief in Leviticus 5:20-26; Part 1/ (S 35) L Lafayette (342) Jacob Milgrom, University of California Joseph Fitzer, St. John's University, and at Berkeley 3:45 James A. Massey, University of Louisville, Presiding Theme: Myth and Symbol, 1800-1848: The Role of Schelling Schelling's Die Gottheiten von Samothrake (A 48) Robert F. Brown, University of Delaware Schelling's Philosophy of Revelation as a Focal Point of German Catholic Theologizing during the Nineteenth Century (A 49) Thomas F. O'Meara, Aquinas Institute of Theology Respondent (A 50): Victor L. Nuovo, Middlebury College 28 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ INTERDISCIPLINARY ISSUES SBL/ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AND METHODS OF RESEARCH PROFESSORS OF HEBREW 2:00- 5:00 CONSULTATION 2:00- 5:00 LIndependence (331) L Bancroft (324) Abraham I. Katsh, Dropsie University, Lorin Loverde, International Center for Presiding Theme: Hebrew Studies: Ancient, Integrati'onal Analysis, New Medieval, York, and Modern Presiding Hittites, Theme: Counter-Culture Religious Hebrews, and History Writing (S 36) A. Folklore: Implications for World Harry Hoffner, Jr., Oriental Institute, Futures University of Chicago The Medieval Bible Phenomenology and Experience as a Commentaries in the Light of Ancient Near Counter-Statement to the Scientiza- Eastern Studies—A Revaluation (S tion of Religious Studies (A 51) 37) Moshe James Dagenais, Miami University Held, Columbia University An Historical Myth Makers of the Future—Scientist Approach to the Modern or Shaman? (A 52) Study of Hebrew Grammar (S 38) John William Chomsky, Collins, Wake Forest University Dropsie University Beyond the Zarathustran Mountain: Extremity as Decadence and World Future (A 53) Linda L. Fisher, Syracuse University Archetype for the Conscious Unfoldment of the Feminine as Reflected in Astrologers' Expectations of a New Planet (A 54) Julie Bresciani, Institute for Fundamental Research The Counter-Culture Action-World: Philosophical and Social Polarities (A 54a) Lorin Loverde, International Center for Integrational Analysis, New York Discussion (A five minute summary of each paper because of pre-reading) 29 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ PUBLIC EDUCATION RELIGION STUDIES CONSULTATION 2:00- 5:00 Solar Suite 3-101 Nicholas Piediscalzi, Public Education Religion Studies Center, Wright State University, Presiding Theme: Public Education Religion Studies and the AAR Panel Presentation (A 55-59): Guntram G. Bischoff, Western Michigan University Joseph Forcinelli, Claremont High School, California Edwin S. Gaustad, University of California at Riverside John R. Meyer, Moral-Value Education Project, K-12, Ontario, Canada Robert Michaelsen, University of California at Santa Barbara AAR/ RELIGIOUS SOCIAL ETHICS GROUP 2:00- 5:00 L DuPont (326) Gibson Winter, University of Chicago, Presiding Discussion (A 60) AAR/PSYCHO-SOCIAL INTER¬ PRETATIONS IN THEOLOGY GROUP 2:00- 5:00 L Adams (323) Roger A. Johnson, Wellesley College, and Walter Lowe, Emory University, Presiding Theme: Psycho-Social Factors in Theological Construction Discussion (A 61) 30 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ Special Session: SBL/ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT PRIZE ESSAY PROFESSORS OF HEBREW 5:00 PRESENTATION 5:00 LIndependence (331) C Thoroughbred Annual Business William Meeting F. May, Indiana University, Presiding (A 62) Carl F. Ehle, Jr., Berkshire Christian College, President Business Session of the AAR Student Organization SBL/CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE 5:15- 6:30 SBL President's Suite Gene M. Tucker, Emory University, Chairman PLENARY SESSION 8:00- 9:30 C International Ballroom William Miller, Indiana University, Presiding The Presidency: Institution and Symbol Julian Hartt, University of Virginia Hubert H. Humphrey, United States Senator from Minnesota RECEPTION AND SOCIAL HOUR 9:30 C Crystal Ballroom FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING LIBERAL RELIGIOUS STUDIES BREAKFAST 8:00- 9:00 L Madison (346) BAPTIST PROFESSORS'BREAKFAST 8:00- 9:00 C Georgetown East REGISTRATION 9:00. 8:00 Convention Level EXHIBITS 10:00- 5:00 Exhibit Hall 31 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/PLENARY SESSION 9:00-10:00 SBL/PLENARY SESSION 9:00-10:00 C West Ballroom C Center Ballroom William F. May, Indiana University, Presiding Robert W. Funk, University of Montana, President- Death and the Public Order—Theological Elect, SBL, Presiding Reflections on the Need and Right to Presidential Address: A Reconstruction of the Kill (A 63) Judaean Restoration (S 39) Arthur McGill, Harvard Divinity School Frank M. Cross, Jr., Harvard University, President, SBL AAR/PLENARY SESSION 9:00 -10:00 C East Ballroom Robert Michaelsen, University of California at Santa Barbara, Presiding Religious Studies Now: Not Why Not? but Why Not Not? (A 64) William A. Clebsch, Stanford University AAR/ART, LITERATURE SBL/ FORM CRITICISM AND RELIGION 10:30 -12:00 (HEBREW SCRIPTURES) 10:30 -12:00 C Hemisphere C Jefferson West Thomas A. Idinopoulis, Miami University, John H. Hayes, Emory University-Inter¬ Presiding denominational Theological Center, Chairman Theme: Modes of Apocalypticism in Isaiah 10:5-19 and its Context (S 40) Contemporary Thought and Literature Roy F. Melugin, Austin College 10:30 Cultural Despair and the Revival of the Literary and Form Criticism of Isaiah Image of Satan (A 65) 51:1-16 (S41) Richard L. Rubenstein, Florida State William H. Brownlee, Claremont Graduate University 10:30 School 11:00 The Apocalyptic Vision in Four American Omen-Wisdom in Ancient Israel (S42) Novels: Moby Dick, The Great Gatsby, Glendon E. Bryce, Princeton All the King's Men, and One Flew Over Theological Seminary 11:30 the Cuckoo's Nest (A 66) Richard Forrer, North Carolina State University, Raleigh 11:15 32 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/NAG HAMMADI 10:30 -12:00 OF RELIGION 10:30-12:00 C Jefferson East C Thoroughbred Birger A. Pearson, University of California at Joseph M. Kitagawa, University of Chicago, Santa Barbara, Chairman Presiding Eugnostos and Ancient Astronomy (S 43) Taoist and Buddhist Themes in the Douglas M. Parrott, University of Hsi-yu-chi (A 67) California at Riverside 10:30 Anthony C. Yu, University of Chicago 10:30 What's in a Name? A Study of the Names The Hsi-yu-pu as an Example of the of Some Heavenly Beings in Zostrianos Monomyth in Chinese Fiction (A 68) and Related Writings from Nag Hammadi (S 44) Frederick P. Brandauer, University John Sieber, Luther College 11:00 of Washington 10:50 Female and Male: A Gnostic View (S 45) Neo-Confucianism, Sagehood, and the James Brashler, Institute for Antiquity Religious Dimension * (A 69) and Christianity, Claremont Graduate Rodney L. Taylor, University of Virginia 11 ;20 School 11:30 The Genesis of Gods in Taiwanese Folk Religion: A Preliminary Analysis * (A 70) SBL/ INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION Philip C. Baity, University of California FOR MASORETIC STUDIES 10:30 -12:00 at Berkeley 11:40 L Bancroft (324) AAR/ BIBLICAL LITERATURE 10:30 - 12:00 Harry M. Orlinsky, Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Solar Suite 1-101 Religion, New York, Chairman John B. Orr, University of Southern California, The Significance of Variants in Chinese Presiding Torah Scrolls (S 46) Theme: The Social Construction of the World I. 0. Lehman, Hebrew Union in Biblical Rhetoric College- Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati 10:30 Good News Is No News: The Gospel and the Qaraites, Masoretes, and the Severus Scroll Joke (A 71) (S47) Jonathan Z. Smith, University of Chicago 10:30 Jonathan P. Siegel, Washington, D.C. 11:00 Collateral Discussions: Johannine Irony Accentuation and the Problem of Ben as a Key to the Author/Audience Asher-Ben Naftali in the Light of a Relationship in John's Gospel* (A 72) Yemenite Manuscript (S 48) David W. Wead, Johnson City, Tennessee Eric Silver, Hebrew Union College- Discussion of the program of the Section 11:45 Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati 11:30 33 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/HISTORY OF SBL/ MASORETIC STUDIES (Continued) CHRISTIANITY 10:30 - 12:00 Solar Suite 2-101 More Light on Masoretes, Rabbis, and Karaites (S49) (By title) F. Ernest Stoeffler, Temple University, Presiding Fred N. Reiner, Hebrew Union Theme: Studies in Pietism College- Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati. The Otterbeins: Men of Two Worlds (A 73) J. Steven O'Malley, Graduate Seminary SBL/DEAD SEA SCROLLS 10:30 -12:00 of Phillips University C Georgetown East Respondent (A 74): John Strugnell, Harvard Divinity School, Presiding James Tanis, Bryn Mawr College The Twenty-four Member Courts of 4Qpls, Pietism, Moralism, and Social Concern (A 75) the Apocalypse, and the "Small Allen C. Deeter, Manchester College Sanhedrin" (S 50) Respondent (A 76): Joseph M. Baumgarten, Baltimore Dale Brown, Bethany Theological Seminary Hebrew College 10:30 The Identity of the Dead Sea Sectarians AAR/HISTORY OF JUDAISM 10:30 -12:00 in the Light of Talmudic Evidence (S 51) L Lafayette (342) Sid Z. Leiman, Yale University 11:00 Kalman P. Bland, Duke University—University Religious Issues during the Bar Kochba of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Presiding Period in the Light of the Literary and Theme: Themes in 20th Century Jewish Archaeological Evidence (S 52) Thought Baruch Kanael, Haverford College 11:30 M. M. Kaplan: Reconstructionism as a Method for Demythologization (A 77) SBL/ FORM CRITICISM: TASK Barbara Ann GROUP Swyhart, California ON POETRY 10:30 -12:00 State University, San Diego 10:30 L Grant (329) Business Session 11:00 Terence E. Fretheim, Luther Theological Seminary, Chairman An Expanded Lament Motif: Mortal and Miserable Man (S 53) William J. Urbrock, University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh Discussion: Complex Laments (S 54) 34 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/PHILOSOPHY OF SBL/ CONSULTATION ON ANCIENT RELIGION AND EPISTOLOGRAPHY 10:30-12:00 THEOLOGY 10:30-12:00 LIndependence(331) C East Ballroom John L. White, Missouri School of Religion, James Wm. McClendon, Jr., Church Divinity Convener School of the Pacific and Graduate Discussion: Organization and Research Goals Theological Union, Presiding of the Study of Ancient Episto/ography (S 55) Theme: Story in Theology Proposal to organize a program segment Story in Theology * (A 78) All those interested in the organization of Robert McAfee Brown, Stanford University 10:30 a new annual program segment on Ancient A Story About Freedom, Truth—and Epistolography are invited to contact the Stories* (A 79) Convener and to attend the Consultation. Charles L. Lloyd, Southern Methodist University 11:30 SBL/ EARLY RABBINIC STUDIES 10:30 - 12:00 Solar Suite 3-101 AAR/ RELIGION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 10:30 -12:00 Henry A. Fischel, Indiana University, Chairman C Georgetown West Philo and the Rabbis on the Names of God (S 56) Dewey Wallace, Jr., George Washington Nils A. Dahl, Yale University, and University, Presiding Alan Segal, Princeton University 10:30 Theme: Religious Developments in Contemporary America Early Midrashic Terminology in Rabbinics and Qumran (S 57) Contemporary Religious and Spiritual Samuel Iwry, Johns Hopkins 10:55 Movements: Problems of Research University and Classification (A 80) The Messianic Banquet Revisited (S 58) John A. Saliba, University of Detroit 10:30 John Priest, Florida State University 11:10 The "New Supernaturalism": Intention Beth Din, Boule, Sanhedrin: A Tragedy and Function (A 81) of Errors (S 59) Samuel S. Hill, Jr., University of Ellis Rivkin, Hebrew Union College- Florida 11:00 Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati 11:35 Racist Behavior—Christian Belief: Contradiction or Confirmation (A 82) Gary L. Chamberlain, Webster College 11:30 35 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ ACADEMIC STUDY OF SBL/ CONSULTATION ON PROCESS HERMENEUTIC AND BIBLICAL RELIGION 10:30-12:00 EXEGESIS 10:30-12:00 Solar Suite 4-101 C Cabinet June O'Connor, University of California at Kent Harold Richards, lliff School of Theology, Riverside, Presiding Convener Theme: The Introductory Course Reconsidered Process Hermeneutic and Biblical Exegesis Some Methodoloaical Considerations in (S60) Teaching "Introduction to Religion"* John B. Cobb, Jr., and David Griffin, (A 83) 10:30 Process Institute, Claremont D. Thomas O'Connor, Marietta College What Is Man? Introduction to Humanities Respondents (S 61-62): Rolf P. Knierim, School of Theology at or Religion 120* (A 84) Claremont R. Wayne Perkins, University of Kent Harold Evansville 11:00 Richards, lliff School of Theology Introduction to Religion: A Demonstration- Discussion * (A 85) Proposal to organize a program segment John F. Wilson, Southwest Missouri All those interested in the organization of State University 11:30 a new joint AAR/SBL program segment on Process Hermeneutic and Biblical Exegesis AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION are invited to contact the Convener and to GROUP 10:30-12:00 attend the Consultation. C Monroe West SBL/CONSULTATION ON FORMS Emily Culpepper, Boston, Massachusetts, Presiding AND GENRES IN THE NEW Theme: Women and Religion in Cross- TESTAMENT 10:30-12:00 Cultural Perspective, / L Chevy Chase (325) The Role of Women in Muslim Conceptions Robert W. Funk, University of Montana, of the Afterlife (A 86) Convener Jane I. Smith, Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard University 10:30 A Consultation to consider the possibility of a major collaborative work on forms and genres Response to Bachofen: The Case of in the New Testament and other religious litera¬ Islam (A 87) ture of late antiquity. Sheila McDonough, Sir George Williams University 10:50 General discussion will follow a brief proposal formulated by the Convener (S63). Discussion between the participants to be followed by open discussion 11:10 36 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/AMERICAN RELIGION SBL/ CONSULTATION ON THE STUDY OF GROUP 10:30-12:00 GRAECO-ROMAN RELIGION 10:30 - 12:00 C Monroe East Solar Suite 5-101 William A. Clebsch, Stanford University, and Dieter Georgi, Harvard Divinity School, Edwin S. Gaustad, University of California Convener at Riverside, Presiding Theme: Issues in the Study of Graeco- Roman A Contemporary Approach for Religious- Religion Cultural-Historical Studies * (A 88) From the Perspective of Classics (S 64) LeRoy Moore, Hartford Seminary A. Thomas Kraabel, University of Foundation (on leave) Minnesota From the Perspective of New Testament (S 65) AAR/RELIGIOUS SOCIAL Helmut Koester, Harvard Divinity School ETHICS GROUP 10:30 -12:00 Proposal to organize a program segment L Dupont(326) All those interested in the organization of Gibson Winter, University of Chicago, a new annual program segment on Graeco- Presiding Roman Religion are invited to contact the Organizational Meeting Convener and to attend the Consultation. AAR/OCCULT STUDIES CONSULTATION 10:30-12:00 L Edison (327) C. Douglas Gunn, College of Wooster, Presiding (A 89) Discussion AAR/ DEATH CONSULTATION 10:30 - 12:00 L Adams (323) Clay Stalnaker, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, Presiding (A 90) Discussion 37 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON Institute for Antiquity and Christianity, Claremont Graduate School 12:15 L Madison (346) Annual Luncheon James M. Robinson, Claremont Graduate School, Director AAR/WOMEN'S CAUCUS: SBL/JOURNAL OF BIBLICAL RELIGIOUS STUDIES 1:00 LITERATURE AND MONOGRAPH SERIES 12:15 C Monroe West L Hamilton (330) Mary K. Wakeman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Editorial Boards Luncheon Margaret Earley, Alverno College, Presiding Joseph A. Fitzmyer, Weston College, and Business Meeting Leander E. Keck, Emory University, Editors AAR/ PLENARY SESSION 2:00 SBL/ARCHAEOLOGY 2:00- 4:45 C Jefferson West C Center Ballroom H. Neil Richardson, Boston University, Chairman Charles Long, Duke University—University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Presiding A Votive Mouse in the iron Age I Presidential Address: Sanctuary at Ai (S 66) Joseph A. Callaway, Southern Baptist Sigmund Freud and the Greek Mythological Tradition (A 91) Theological Seminary 2:00 Christine Downing, Douglass College, Petrie's "Walls of the Kings of Judah"at Rutgers University, President of the Hesi, Revisited (S 67) American Academy of Religion John E. Worrell, College of the Holy Cross 2:30 Democratizing History: Private Dwellings in Late Palestinian Antiquity (S 68) H. Keith Beebe, Occidental College 3:00 Recess 3:30- 3:45 A New Third Century B.C. Bilingual Ostracon (S 69) Lawrence T. Geraty, Andrews University 3:45 The Archaeology of Early Judaism: The Evidence from Galilee (S 70) Eric M. Meyers, Duke University 4:15 38 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/SBL/CSR/ Meeting with Harold Cannon, Deputy Director of the Educational Division of the National Endowment for the Humanities: Executive Committees of the participating societies. 3:00 - 5:00 AAR President's Suite AAR/ART, LITERATURE SBL/THE BIBLE AND THE AND RELIGION 3:00- 6:00 HUMANITIES 2:00- 5:00 C Hemisphere C Georgetown East Preston M. Browning, University of Illinois, H. Edward Everding, lliff School of Theology, Chicago Circle, Presiding Acting Chairman Theme: The Challenge of Hermeneutics The Teaching of Courses in Bible at State The Hermeneutics of the American Schools: The Problem of Defining a Scholar (A 92) Methodological Perspective (S 71) David Kuebrich, George Mason University 3:00 Alan J. Hauser, Appalachian State A Fourfold Hermeneutic as a Theory of University 2:00 Recess Literary Criticism [A 93) 3:15. 3:30 Stephen L. Daniel, Marquette University 3:30 Humanistic Study of the New Testament Ray L. Hart, University of Montana, Presiding (S72) Jack T. Panel with Papers: Literary and Psychological Sanders, University of Oregon 3:30 Perspectives on Hermeneutics (A 94-96) Respondent (S 73): E. D. Hirsch, Jr., University of Virginia Krister Stendahl, Harvard Divinity School Peter Homans, University of Chicago Richard Macksey, Johns Hopkins University 39 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/ISRAELITE HISTORY 2:00- 5:00 OF RELIGION 3:00- 6:00 C Lincoln West C West Ballroom Patrick D. Miller, Jr., Union Theological Seminary Theme: Goals and Materials for Teaching in Virginia, Chairman Buddhism A Birth Story: Political Propaganda (S 74) William J. Horwitz, University of Oklahoma 2:00 Panel on Foci in the Organization of Data (A 97-99) The Calves of Jeroboam, Fact or Fiction (S 75) Frank Reynolds, University of Chicago John Van Seters, University of Toronto 2:30 Frederick J. Streng, Southern Methodist On Telling the Story of Israel (S 76) University Loren R. Fisher, School of Theology at Donald Swearer, Swarthmore College 3:00 Claremont 3:00 Films (religious attitudes and ritual activity) Recess 3:30- 3:45 (A 100) 4:00 New Possibilities for a Pentapolis Behind Discussion 5:00 Genesis 14 (S 77) Walter E. Rast, Valparaiso University 3:45 Respondent (S 78): G. Ernest Wright, Harvard Divinity School AAR/ETHICS 3:00- 6:00 SBL/SEMINAR ON PARABLES 2:00- 5:00 Solar Suite 1-101 C Georgetown West James T. Johnson, Douglass College, Rutgers John Dominic Crossan, DePaul University, University, Presiding Chairman Theme: Problem of Action in Hindu and Theme: New Methods in Parables Research Confucian Ethical Traditions Case Study: The Good Samaritan Panel discussion with opening presentations by Towards a Generic Definition of Parable (S 79) Robert A. McDermott, Baruch College, John Dominic Crossan, DePaul University City University of New York, and Structure in the Parables (S 80) Henry Rosemont, Jr., Brooklyn College, Robert W. Funk, University of Montana City University of New York Structural Analysis of Narrative (S 81) (A 101-102) 3:00 - 5:00 Daniel Patte, Vanderbilt University Respondent (A 103): Recess 3:30- 3:45 Max L. Stackhouse, Andover Newton Discussion Continued 3:45 Theological School Business Meeting 5:00 (Papers are printed in Semeia 2) 40 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/PSEUDEPIGRAPHA GROUP 2:00- 5:00 AND THEOLOGY 3:00- 6:00 C Cabinet C East Ballroom George W. E. Nickelsburg, Jr., University of Iowa, Peter Manchester, University of California at Chairman Davis, Presiding Symposium: The Testament of Job Theme: Transcendence Structure and Meaning in the Testament of From World to God and Back Again * (A 104) Job (S82) Peter Slater, Carleton University 3:00 John J. Collins, St. Mary of the Lake Personal Agency as Model for a Seminary Transcendent God (A 105) Demonology, Magic and Mysticism in the Axel Steuer, Swarthmore College 3:30 Testament of Job (S 83) Howard C. Transcendence: Spirit and Structure* (A 106) Kee, Bryn Mawr College David C. Thomasma, University of Respondent (S84): Tennessee at Memphis 4:00 Robert A. Kraft, University of Pennsylvania R. B. Smith, American Parish of Westfield, Recess 3:30- 3:45 New Brunswick, Presiding Discussion Continued 3:45 Buber vs. Jung on Transcendence—22 Years Later (A 107) Richard Underwood, Hartford Seminary Foundation 4:30 Common Sense and the Language of Transcendence: Four Models* (A 108) Carl A. Raschke, University of Denver 5:00 Rudolf Bu/tmann's Concept of God* (A 109) Robert Roberts, University of Western Kentucky 5:30 AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION AND THEOLOGY: SYMPOSIA 3:00- 6:00 Each symposium will have 15 active participants, with additional auditors as space permits. Those wishing to participate in a symposium should contact the leader in advance. 41 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/ HEBREW SCRIPTURES AND COGNATE LITERATURES AND THEOLOGY (Continued) 2:00- 5:15 Story and Theology (A 110) C Lincoln East Co-leaders: David Burrell, University of Notre David Noel Freedman, University of Michigan, Dame Chairman Ruel Tyson, University of Notre A Form-Critical Study of Honorific Titles Dame in Samaritan Colophons (S 85) L Farragut (328) Robert T. Anderson, Michigan State Swedish Theology as Narrative Theology (A 111) University 2:00 Co-leaders: Thor Hall, University of Tennessee The Language and Structure of the Court at Chattanooga Narrative (S 86) Bernard Erling, Gustavus Adolphus Daniel J. Simundson, Luther Theological College Seminary 2:30 L Edison (327) Jeremiah and the Establishment (S 87) Liberation Theology (A 112) John Priest, Florida State University 3:00 Co-leaders: Jerry A. Irish, Stanford University Recess 3:30- 3:45 G. Clarke Chapman, Jr., Moravian Psalm 104 in the College Light of Egyptian and Ugaritic Poetry (S 88) L Lafayette (342) Peter C. Craigie, University of Calgary 3:45 The Caleb Tradition in the Hexateuch (S 89) AAR/ RELIGION AND THE James W. Flanagan, University of Michigan 4:15 SOCIAL SCIENCES 3:00- 6:00 Treaty Terminology Re-examined and C Thoroughbred Covenant Research (S 89a) William J. Peck, University of North Carolina Frederick C. Tiffany, Claremont Graduate at Chapel Hill, Presiding ^rhnnl 4:45 Theme: Methods in the Study of Religion The Frankfurt-School's Critical Theory of Religion (A 113) Rudolf J. Siebert, Western Michigan 3:00 University Voegetin's Theory of Consciousness and the Study of Religion (A 114) Stephen A. McKnight, University of Florida 3:45 42 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ RELIGION AND THE SOCIAL SBL/NAG HAMMADI SEMINAR 2:00- 5:00 SCIENCES (Continued) C Jefferson East The Concept of "Meaning" in Symbolic Anthropology: A Study of the Recent George MacRae, Harvard Divinity School, Contributions of Clifford Geertz and Chairman Victor Turner to the Anthropological Theme: The Apocalypse of Peter (CG VI1,3) Study of Religion (A 115) Introduction to the Apocalypse of Peter (S 90) John Henry Morgan, Grambling College 4:30 James Brashler, Institute for Antiquity and Peter Berger's Contribution to the Study Christianity, Claremont Graduate School of 116) Religion (A Peter in Gnostic Revelation (S 91) Paul R. Johnson, D'Youville College 5:15 Pheme Perkins, Boston College Respondent (S92): AAR/ ACADEMIC STUDY OF S. Kent Brown, Brigham Young RELIGION 3:00- 6:00 University Recess Solar Suite 4-101 3:30- 3:45 Discussion Continued Mary Barbara Agnew, Villanova University, 3:45 Presiding Theme: Methods of Teaching and Learning in Religion Here Is My Method: Tools for the Teaching Trade* (A 117) Hugh T. Kerr, Princeton Theological Seminary 3:00 The Academic Study of Religion and the Experiential Learning Process: Some Questions* (A 118) Nathan Kollar, St. Thomas University 3:30 Approaches to Religion and Film Studies* (A 119) Thomas M. Martin, University of Dayton 4:00 43 AAR/ ACADEMY STUDY OF SBL/ INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION RELIGION (Continued) FOR SEPTUAGINT AND COGNATE The Eagle and the Serpent: Problems STUDIES 2:00- 5:15 in the Experiential Study of Myth, L Chevy Chase (325) Symbol, Ritual* (A 120) Part I: Foundations John W. Wevers, University of Toronto, President Walter L. Brenneman, Jr., University The hapax legomena of the Book of of Vermont Wisdom (S 93) Part II: Problems James M. Reese, St. John's University 2:00 Stanley O. Yarian, University of Levi and Jochebed in the Septuagint (S 94) Vermont 4:30 Saul Levin, State University of New York at Binghamton 2:45 AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION GROUP 3:00- 6:00 Recess 3:30- 3:45 C Monroe West The Lucianic Text of Amos (S95) George E. Howard, University of Georgia 3:45 Nancy Falk, Western Michigan University, Presiding The Greek Psalter: Some Methodological Theme: Women and Religion in Cross- Questions (S 96) Cultural Perspective, II Albert Pietersma, University of Toronto 4:30 Attitudes Towards Women in Popular Hindu Scriptures (A 121) Cromwell Crawford, University of Hawaii 3:00 The Bodhisattva As Outsider (A 122) Barbara Blair, Fordham University 3:30 How Should the Woman's Nature Hinder Us? Reflections of the Buddhist Sisters and Brethren in the Theratherlgatha (A 123) Katherine Young, McGill University, and Arvind Sharma, Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard University 4:00 Respondent (A 124): Rita Gross, University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire 4:45 Open discussion 5:00 44 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION SBL/ TEXTUAL CRITICISM GROUP 3:00- 6:00 SEMINAR 2:00- 5:15 L Bancroft (324) C Monroe East Theme: Women's Experiences as a Basis Eldon Jay Epp, Case Western Reserve University, for Theology Chairman Judith Plaskow, New York University, Theme: Toward the Clarification and Definition and Carol Christ, Columbia University, of the Term "Textual Variant" will lead a colloquium on the theme. Discussion of papers by (S 97-100): Required reading will include Erich Gordon D. Fee, Gordon-Conwell Neumann's The Stages of Feminine Theological Seminary Development and Margaret Atwood's Vinton A. Dearing, University of The session will be Surfacing. open to California at Los Angeles the first fifteen people who apply in James T. Clemons, Wesley Theological advance to Judith Plaskow. (A 125) Seminary Eldon Jay Epp, Case Western Reserve AAR/AMERICAN RELIGION University GROUP 3:00- 6:00 Recess 3:30- 3:45 Solar Suite 3-101 Discussion Continued 3:45 William A. Clebsch, Stanford University, and Report: The Patmos Monastery Library Edwin S. Gaustad, University of California at Project (S 101) Riverside, Presiding Ernest W. Saunders, Garrett Theological The Shaker Quest: On the Threshold of Seminary 4:45 Purity* (A 126) Consideration of the Future of the Seminar 4:55 Charles H. Lippy, Oberlin College 3:00 Uncivil Religion: The Dynamo Coupling of Scientific Achievement and Primitive Credulity * (A 127) Richard Gelwick, Stephens College 3:30 A Theological Patois: The Eternal Son- ship of Christ in New England Theology * (A 128) Bruce M. Stephens, Pennsylvania State University, Delaware County 4:00 45 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/AMERICAN RELIGION (Continued) SBL/ SEMINAR ON EARLY Nineteenth Century Symbol and Myth: CHRISTIAN The PROPHECY 3:00- 5:00 Eschatological Vision of George Junkin (A 129) L Grant (329) Earl A. Pope, M. Lafayette College 4:30 Eugene Boring, Phillips University, The Role Chairman of Theology in the 19th Century Theme: Division of the Disciples of Christ* The Apocalypse as Christian Prophecy: A (A 130) Discussion of the Issues Raised by the Richard T. Book of Revelation for the Hughes, Pepperdine University 5:00 Study of Early Christian From Prophecy (S 102) Racial Accommodation to Reform: The A panel of Odyssey of Washington Gladden * respondents from the Seminar will (A 131) lead the discussion. Ronald C. White, Jr., Whitworth College 5:30 AAR/MYTH SEMINAR 3:00- 6:00 LIndependence(331) Lee W. Gibbs, Cleveland State University, and W. Taylor Stevenson, Marquette University, Presiding Theme: Myth and the Contemporary Crisis of Historical Consciousness Myth and History as Complementary Modes of Consciousness (A 132) Cornelia Church, Georgetown University 3:00 Psychohistory via Carl Jung (A 133) Adele McCollum, Montclair State College 3:45 History as Narrative: Remembering Creatively (A 134) James Wiggins, Syracuse University 4:30 The Joke and the Punchline: On Interpreting Myths in Indian Culture (A 135) P. M. John, Northeastern University 5:15 46 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/SBL/SOCIAL WORLD OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY GROUP 3:00- 6:00 Solar Suite 2-101 Wayne A. Meeks, Yale University, and Leander E. Keck, Emory University, Presiding There will be no formal papers, but rather discussions of a limited biblio¬ graphy circulated to members of the group. (A 136, S 103) AAR/ISRAEL WORKING PARTY 3:00- 6:00 L Adams (323) Franklin H. Littell, Temple University, Presiding Discussion (A 137) AAR/ LIBERATION WHITE AND MALE CONSULTATION 3:00- 6:00 L DuPont (326) Glenn Bucher, College of Wooster, Presiding Discussion (A 138) AAR/AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR REFORMATION RESEARCH 3:30- 6:30 Folger Shakespeare Library Charles Garside, Jr., Rice University, Presiding Theme: Perspectives on Calvin Calvin and the Humanist Tradition (A 139) Ford Lewis Battles, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary 47 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/REFORMATION RESEARCH (Continued) Calvin and the Scholastic Tradition (A 140) Armand A. LaVallee, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Riverside, Rhode Island Commentator (A 141): Brian A. Gerrish, University of Chicago Reception 5:30- 6:30 (participants are encouraged to arrange groups and travel to the Folger by taxi) AAR/EDITORIAL BOARDS: 4:00 Journal of the American Academy of Religion AAR President's Suite Journal of Religious Ethics L Kalorama (333) AAR/SBL/ SCHOLARS' PRESS AND REGIONAL BOOK SALESMEN 5:15- 6:30 SBL President's Suite Robert W. Funk, University of Montana, Convener A meeting of representatives of each AAR and SBL Region with the Director of the Scholars' Press. 48 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) Christianity Today Reception 5:45 C Lincoln West Duke University Alumni Reception 5:45 C Georgetown East GTU Alumni Reception 5:45 L Hamilton (330) Perkins School of Theology Alumni Reception 5:45 C Lincoln East Union Theological Seminary (NYC) Alumni Reception 5:45 C Jefferson East FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, EVENING AAR/WOMEN'S CAUCUS COCKTAIL SBL/ INTERNATIONAL GREEK HOUR 6:00- 7:00 NEW TESTAMENT COMMITTEE L Madison (346) DINNER 6:00 AAR/EDITORIAL BOARDS DINNER 6:30 C Jefferson West 49 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, EVENING (Continued) 8:00 AAR/ PLENARY SESSION C West Ballroom Christine Downing, Douglass College, Rutgers University, Presiding That We Were Born Free: Religion and Citizenship in America (A 142) Wilson Carey McWilliams, Livingston College, Rutgers University AAR/PLENARY SESSION 8:00 C East Ballroom Preston N. Williams, Harvard Divinity School, Presiding Critics of the Church (Women Included) (A 143) Abigail McCarthy, Washington, D.C. Harvard Divinity School Reception 9:30-11:00 SBL President's Suite SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING Vanderbilt Divinity School-Oberlin Graduate School of Theology LIndependence(331) 7:45 Alumni Breakfast Dean Walter J. Harrelson, Vanderbilt Divinity School, Presiding (Reservations should be sent to Dean Harrelson before 11 October) 50 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS 8:00- 9:00 A Study in Methodology (A 151) Matthieu C West Ballroom Casalis, University of New Mexico Participation in these sessions is arranged at the time of Table 38. Towards a Theonomous Criticism of Drama: registration. Papers are to be read beforehand in order to The Basis of Paul Tillich's facilitate discussion with the authors at the sessions. Metaphysical Theology of Culture (A 152) Table 31. The Head A ttacks the Heart: Some Under¬ Daniel D. Cawthon, University of Manitoba standings of and Faith in Table Epistemology 39. Religious Studies in Public Higher Education Late Nineteenth-Century American With Special Reference to Community Fiction (A 144) Colleges: California, A Case Study (A 153) Roy M. Anker, Okemos, Michigan Ronald E. Cottle, Pasadena City College Table 32. Modernism and the "Chicago School" of Table 40. Dwelling Poetically: Being and Non-Being in Theology (A 145) Myth and Literature (A 154) Larry E. Axel, Purdue University James S. Cox, Jr., University of South¬ Table 33. Language Theory and Analysis in Augustine western Louisiana (A 146) Table 41. The Arya Samaj: Its Theology and Its Place Robert H. Ayers, University of Georgia in Hinduism (A 155) Table 34. Thematic Formation in the Study of Santosh N. Desai, St. John's University African Traditional Religions (A 147) Table 42. Living the Question: Narrative Structure Dale R. Bengtson, Southern Illinois in the Literature of Elie Wiesel (A 156) University, Carbondale Ted L. Estess, Le Moyne College Table 35. Panel: Theological Approaches to Under¬ Table 43. What Makes "Religious Music" Religious? standing the Chinese Revolution A Comparative and Historical Study Maoist Struggle Ethic and Christian Doctrine (A 157) of Love (A 148) Lois Ibsen al Faruqi, Philadelphia Thomas Berry, Fordham University Table 44. A European Buddhism (A 158) New Man and New Society in People's A. M. Frazier, Hollins College China (A 149) Table 45. Bounty of a Cockatoo: Ressentiment in Donald E. Maclnnis, National Council of Two Catholic Novels (A 159) Churches Mary Gerhart, Hobart and William Table 36. Development of a Kinetic Model in Religious Smith Colleges Studies (A 150) Table 46. The Third Dimension: Plato, Jung and C. S. Walter H. Capps, University of California Lewis on the Divine Gift of Mania (A 160) at Santa Barbara Royce G. Gruenler, Hiram College Table 37. Levi-Strauss's Structural Analysis of Myths: 51 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS (Continued) A Study in the Thought of Sri Aurobindo Table 47. Love American Style: Psychological Notes Ghose (A 171) on the Myth and Ritual of the Commuting June O'Connor, University of California Marriage (A 161) at Riverside Richard A. Hutch, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Table 58. Christ and the Jewish-Christian Dialogue: An Evaluation of Contemporary Perspec¬ Table 48. History of Religions: Methodology as tives (A 173) Metaphor (A 162) John T. Pawlikowski, Catholic Theological Paul 0. Ingram, Simpson College Union Table 49. Aesthetics and A Posteriori Evidence (A 163) Table 59. Zwingli's Short Christian Instruction: A Jeffrey Kay, Stonehill College Theology for the Zurich Reformation Table 50. The Sixtine Vulgate and the Problem of (A 174) Infallibility in the Sixteenth Century Wayne Pipkin, Ohio Council of Churches (A 164) Table 60. An Ellipse Becomes a Circle: A Structural Joseph Kelly, John Carroll University Study of the Development of Community Table 51. Catherine Beecher, Her Theology and Her in Winesburg, Ohio (A 175) Reform Activity (A 165) John S. Reist, Jr., North Central College Susan H. Lindley, Duke University Table 61. Theology as Autobiography in the Novels Table 52. Toward a New Theology of Suicide (A 166) and Sermons of Frederick Buechner (A 176) Chalmers MacCormick, Wells College Charles L. Rice, Drew University Table 53. The Art of Symbol Limitation (A 167) Table 62. Ockham Without Tears: Tierney's Mistake Peter Macky, Westminster College About an Ambiguous Ecclesiology (A 177) Table 54. Trinity and the Temporality of Transcendence John J. Ryan, Loyola University of Chicago (A 168) Table 63. Dynamis Conceived: A Postmodern Theory of Peter Manchester, University of California Literature (A 178) at Berkeley Frank Scafella, West Virginia University Table 55. Paul, Black Theology, and Hermeneutics: Table 64. The Radically Supererogatory Character of Prospects and Perspectives (A 169) Christian Morality (A 179) Hubert Maultsby, Stockton State College Millard Schumaker, Queen's University Table 56. Teaching the New Testament as Classical Table 65. Reality, Story, Speaking, and Ethics (A 180) Literature: Three Pitfalls and How to Rowland A. Sherri 11, Indiana University- Avoid Them (A 170) Purdue University at Indianapolis, and John A. Miles, Jr., University of Montana James A. Smurl, Indiana University-Purdue Table 57. The Quest for Political and Spiritual Liberation: University at Indianapolis 52 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS (Continued) Table 66. In His Steps (A 181) Study of What College Presidents James H. Smylie, Union Theological Believe (A 186) Seminary in Virginia James W. White, University of Denver Table 67. Luckmann's "Invisible Religion"and the Table 72. Hermas and the "Ideal Body": The Theme Problem of Belief in Updike's Harry of Angstrom (A 182) "Becoming Young Again" in The Shepherd (A 187) Franklin Terry, Morningside College John Carroll White, La Salle College Table 68. Puritanism and Pietism (A 183) Table 73. Hermeneutic Insights from Elizabeth Baird Tipson, University of Virginia Sewe/I's The Orphic Voice (A 188) Table 69. Religious Intentions in Keble's Leland Theory of J. White, Nazareth College Poetry (A 184) Table 74. Teaching the Introductory Course in the James Waddell, Stephens College New Testament (A 189) Table 70. Tillich's Analogia Imaginis: A Hermeneutic Roger Woods, University of Dubuque of Picture and Poetry (A 185) Table 75. Myth Seminar Breakfast Dimis Weisbaker, Session (A 190) University of Tennessee Lee W. at Chattanooga Gibbs, Cleveland State University, and W. Taylor Table Stevenson, Marquette 71. Credo of the Academic Religion: An Empirical University, Presiding (By invitation only) REGISTRATION 9:00- 6:00 Convention Level EXHIBITS 10:00- 4:00 Exhibit Hall PLENARY SESSION 9:00 -10:00 C Center Ballroom George MacRae, Harvard Divinity School, Presiding Prophets, Politicians, and Priests Robert F. Drinan, United States Representative from Massachusetts 53 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/PLENARY SESSION 9:00-10:00 SBL/ AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH 9:00- 12:00 C East Ballroom C Jefferson West Roland A. Delattre, University of Minnesota, Presiding Edward F. Campbell, Jr., McCormick Theological Seminary, Presiding The Politics of Memory (A 191) Sheldon S. Wolin, Princeton University Reports of Current Research IdaIion, Cyprus (S 106) AAR/ ART, LITERATURE AND Lawrence E. Stager, Oriental Institute, RELIGION 10:30-12:00 University of Chicago 9:00 C Lincoln East The ASOR in Jordan, 1971-1974 (S 107) Sallie M. TeSelle, Vanderbilt Divinity School, Bastiaan Van Elderen, Calvin Theological Presiding Seminary 9:30 Theme: Ethics and Literature Heshbon (S 108) Lawrence T. The Study of Morality and the Study of Geraty, Andrews University 10:00 Literature (A 192) Caesarea (S 109) James M. Gustafson, University of Chicago 10:30 Robert J. Bull, Drew University 10:30 Experience and Moral Judgment (A 193) Meiron (S 110) James T. Laney, Emory University 11:00 Eric M. Meyers, Duke University 11:00 Moral Imagination, Aesthetic Argument Religion and Culture of the Aegean in (A 194) Early Christian Times (S 111) Ralph W. Norman, University of Tennessee Helmut Koester, Harvard Divinity School 11:30 at Knoxville 11:30 AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY OF RELIGION 10:30 -12:00 C Thoroughbred Bardwell Smith, Carleton College, Presiding The Distinction Between History of Religion and Phenomenology of Religion (A 195) Arvind Sharma, Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard University 10:30 The Fantastic and the Sacred in the Writings of Mircea Eliade * (A 196) Mac L. Ricketts, Louisburg College 11:00 54 { SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/ SEMINAR ON PAUL 10:30 -12:00 OF RELIGION (Continued) C Lincoln West Methodological Reflections on the Cross- Cultural Study of Religious Ethics (A 197) Nils A. Dahl, Yale University, Chairman Gerald J. Larson, University of California Theme: Pauline Episto/ography and Rhetoric at Santa Barbara 11:30 Background Papers (S 112-113): Hans Dieter Betz, School of Theology at AAR/ RELIGION AND THE Claremont SOCIAL SCIENCES 10:30-12:00 Edgar Krentz, Concordia Seminary Solar Suite 4-101 Respondents/Panelists (S 114-118): William R. Baird, Jr., Brite Divinity School C. C. Goen, Wesley Theological Seminary, Abraham J. Malherbe, Yale University Presiding John Pilch, St. Mary of the Lake Seminary Theme: Puritan Studies J. Paul Sampley, Indiana University A Computerized Attempt to Define John L. White, Missouri School of Religion "Puritan"and "Anglican" (A 198) James B. SBL/ Bross, Central Wesleyan College 10:30 PSEUDEPIGRAPHA GROUP 10:30 - 12:00 Popular Religion in Restoration England: C Georgetown West A Content Analysis of Best-Sellers (A 199) George W. E. Nickelsburg, Jr., University of C. John Sommerville, University of Florida Iowa, Chairman Puritan Casuistry and the Work Ethic (A 200) Symposium: The Testament of Job J. Rodney Fulcher, St. Andrews College 11:30 Discussion Continued AAR/ BIBLICAL LITERATURE 10:30 - 12:00 Solar Suite 1-101 J. P. Kelley, Lynchburg College, Presiding Theme: The Social Construction of the World in Biblical Rhetoric "Love Your Enemies" in the Primitive Church (A 201) William Klassen, University of Manitoba 10:30 Roman Contract Law and Paul's Conception of the Christian Community (A 202) J. Paul Sampley, Indiana University 11:00 Brief Discussions 55 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ BIBLICAL LITERATURE (Continued) SBL/ FORM CRITICISM: TASK 10:30-12:00 The Ephesian Heresy * (A 203) GROUP ON WISDOM Derwood C. Smith, Cleveland State C Hemisphere University 11:30 Roland E. Murphy, Duke University, A Comparative Analysis of Stylistic Chairman Embellishment in the Speeches of James L. Crenshaw, Vanderbilt University, Hosea and Joel * (A 204) * Presiding Laenu A. Karp, University of Kentucky 11:45 A Form-Critical Consideration of AAR/ETHICS 10:30 -12:00 Ecclesiastes VII (S 119) Roland E. Murphy, Duke University Solar Suite 3-101 Respondents (S 120-121): Roland A. Delattre, University of Minnesota, Presiding R. Frank Johnson, Florida Southern College Theme: A Conversation with Sheldon S. Wotin Brian W. Kovacs, Vanderbilt University and Wilson Carey McWilliams The point of departure for this informal session will be the plenary address by Professor McWilliams on Friday evening and Professor Wolin on Saturday morning. (A 205-206) Wilson Carey McWilliams, Livingston College, Rutgers University Sheldon S. Wolin, Princeton University AAR/ HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY 10:30 - 12:00 Solar Suite 2-101 Ismail R. al Faruqi, Temple University, Presiding Theme: Christian-Muslim Encounter: The Crusades in Historical Theology The Crusades: A Historian's Assessment (A 207) Andrew Hess, Temple University 10:30 Theological Presuppositions and Effects of the Crusades (A 208) Leonard Swidler, Temple University 11:00 The Crusades and Ibn Taymiyah (A 209) Victor Makkari, Temple University 11:30 56 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/ FORM CRITICISM: TASK AND THEOLOGY 10:30-12:00 GROUP ON NARRATIVE 10:30 -12:00 C East Ballroom L Madison (346) Lonnie Kliever, University of Windsor, Presiding George W. Coats, Lexington Theological Theme: A Transcendent God? Seminary, Chairman The Inconceivability of God (A 210) Genre Problems in Genesis 1-11 (S 122) Paul Van Buren, Temple University 10:30 John L. McKenzie, DePaul University On Arguments for a Transcendent Respondents (S 123-124): God (A 211) Andre LaCocque, Chicago Theological Frank Dilley, University of Delaware 11:15 Seminary Terence E. Fretheim, Luther Theological AAR/ ACADEMIC STUDY OF Seminary RELIGION 10:30-12:30 C Monroe East Lucy Bregman, Temple University, Presiding Theme: Process and identity: Aspects of Religious Studies Re/igious Studies: Process of Transformation * (A 212) Frederick J. Streng, Southern Methodist University 10:30 Religious Studies and the Problem of Identity * (A 213) Lauree Hersch Meyer, Belmont Abbey 11:00 Man Beyond Belief* (A 214) Kenneth Kramer, LaSalle College 11:30 Business Session 12:00 AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION GROUP 10:30-12:00 C Monroe West Margrethe Brown, Ohio Council of Churches, Presiding Theme: Women and Other Liberators 57 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION SBL/INTERPRETING ISRAELITE GROUP (Continued) TRADITION 10:30-12:00 Socialist Revolution and Women's C Georgetown East Liberation (A 215) Norman E. Rosemary Ruether, Howard University 10:30 Wagner, Wilfrid Laurier University, Presiding Black Women and the Church (A 216) The Divine Agnes Jackson, Pitzer College 10:55 Names in Deuteronomy (S 125) Imre Mihalik, Notre Dame Seminary, The papers will be followed by discussion New Orleans 10:30 among the participants and open discussion The Genre and Function of 1 Enoch 6-11 AAR/ WOMEN AND RELIGION (S 126) Paul GROUP 10:30-12:00 D. Hanson, Harvard Divinity School 11:00 L Lafayette (342) Jean Astruc and the Politics of Criticism (S 127) Penelope Washbourn, University of Manitoba, will Leivy Smolar, Baltimore Hebrew College 11:30 lead a colloquium on "Teaching Women's Studies: Sexuality and the Sacred." Viewing of a video-tape produced by her class will be followed by discus¬ sion of the tape as teaching material and of the issues it raises. The session will be open to the first fifteen people who apply in advance to Penelope Washbourn. (A 217) AAR/ RELIGION OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN GROUP 10:30 - 12:00 L Farragut (328) Joseph Epes Brown, University of Montana, Presiding Discussion (A 218) AAR/ RELIGION AND ECOLOGY GROUP 10:30-12:00 L DuPont (326) Gustave Todrank, Colby College, Presiding Theme: Religion and Ethics in the Environ¬ mental Crisis (A 219) 58 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ JOINT SESSION WITH THE SBL/ GRAECO-ROMAN RELIGION 10:30 - 12:00 KARL BARTH SOCIETY OF C Jefferson East NORTH AMERICA 10:30-12:00 A. Thomas Kraabel, C Cabinet University of Minnesota, Chairman H. Martin Rumscheidt, University of Windosr, Morton Smith, Columbia University, Presiding Presiding Dating Book XI of the Sibylline Oracles Scripture as Realistic Narrative: Karl Barth (S 128) as Critic of Historical Criticism (A 220) Lloyd L. Gunderson, St. Olaf College 10:30 Hans W. Frei, Yale University Hermeneutics of Myth in Graeco-Roman Prose Mythographies (S 129) AAR/CONSULTATION ON AMERICAN Cynthia Thompson, Harvard POPULAR AND DEVOTIONAL Divinity School 11:00 RELIGION 10:30-12:00 Orphism: The Derveni L Hamilton (330) Commentary (S 130) Larry J. Alderink, Concordia College 11:30 Peter Williams, Miami University, and C. Carlyle Haaland, Wagner College, Presiding Discussion (A 221) AAR/ BONHOEFFER CONSULTATION 10:30 - 12:00 L Grant (329) James Burtness, Mansfield College, Oxford, England, and Clifford Green, Coucher College, Presiding Business session and discussion SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON Emory University Alumni Luncheon 12:15 L Independence (331) (Reservations should be sent to Professor Leander E. Keck before 11 October) 59 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ WOMEN'S CAUCUS: SBL/AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES 1:00 ORIENTAL RESEARCH 12:15 C Monroe West C West Ballroom Mary K. Wakeman, University of North Annual Luncheon for Alumni and Friends Carolina at Chapel Hill, and H. Darrell Lance, Colgate Rochester Divinity Margaret Earley, Alverno College, Presiding School, Presiding Business Meeting The Work of the ASOR and Its Affiliates, 1973-1974 (S 132) G. Ernest Wright, Harvard Divinity School, President, ASOR AAR/ART, LITERATURE AND SBL/ AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF RELIGION 2:00- 5:00 ORIENTAL RESEARCH 2:00- 5:00 C Lincoln East C Jefferson West Giles Gunn, University of North Carolina at Dick Cutter Smiley, ASOR Trustee, Presiding Chapel Hill, Presiding Theme: Some Phoenician Problems Panel with Papers: The Poetics of W. H. Palaeography and Early Greek Inscriptions Auden and Its Legacy (A 222-225) (S 133) Nathan A. Scott, Jr., University of Chicago P. Kyle McCarter, University of Virginia Amos N. Wilder, Harvard Divinity School Child-Sacrifice in Phoenician-Punic Stanley Romaine Hopper, Syracuse University Religions (S 134) Edward Mendelson, Yale University 2:00 Paul G. Mosca, Carthage Expedition Business Meeting 4:00 Phoenician Pottery (S 135) Diane Lynn American AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY Saltz, Archaeological Institute, Cyprus OF RELIGION 2:00- 5:00 Intermission: The Five-Screen C Thoroughbred Projection System for Presentations on Historical H. Byron Earhart, Western Michigan University, Geography (S 135a) Presiding Richard Cleave, M.D. Theme: Religion and State in Japan The Earliest Phoenician Inscriptions in the Religion and State in Early Japan (A 226) Mediterranean (S 136) Joseph M. Kitagawa, University of J. Brian Peckham, Regis Chicago 2:00 College, Toronto 60 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/ ASOR (Continued) OF RELIGION (Continued) Summary (S 137) Religion and State through the Eyes of Patrick D. Miller, Jr., Union Theological Medieval Buddhist Reformers (A 227) Seminary in Virginia Delmer M. Brown, University of California at Berkeley 2:30 SBL/ OLD TESTAMENT THEOLOGY 2:00- 5:15 From Village Religion to Civil Religion C Jefferson East (A 228) Walter Brueggemann, Eden Theological Seminary, Winston Davis, Stanford University 3:00 Acting Chairman Discussion 3:30 Colloquium: Resources and Problems in Business Meeting 4:30 Theodicy 2:00 - 4:00 Violence in God's Creation (S 138) Bernhard W. Anderson, Princeton AAR/ETHICS 2:00- 5:00 Theological Seminary Solar Suite 3-101 Elements of Theodicy in Jeremiah's J. Wesley Robb, University of Southern Judgment Message (S 139) California, Presiding Thomas M. Raitt, College of Wooster Theme: Teaching Courses in Medical and Biomedical Ethics Theophany and Anti-Theodicy (S 140) Samuel Terrien, Union Theological Panel discussion and seminar with opening Seminary, New York presentations (A 229-233): Recess 4:00- 4:15 Albert R. Jonsen, University of California, San Francisco, Health Policy Program Contributions of Israelite Religion to Harmon L. Smith, Duke University Old Testament Theology: The Sabbath David H. Smith, Indiana University (S 141) Robert M. Veatch, Institute of Society, Niels Erik Andreasen, Pacific Union Ethics and the Life Sciences College 4:15 LeRoy Walters, Kennedy Center for Bio- Political Implications of Future Imagery ethics, Georgetown University in Old Testament Apocalyptic (S 142) C. Gilbert Romero, Dayton 4:45 AAR/ HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY 2:00- 5:00 Solar Suite 2-101 Joyce Irwin, University of Georgia, Presiding Theme: Free Church Studies 61 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY SBL/PAULINE STUDIES 2:00- 5:15 (Continued) C Lincoln West The Social Ethics of the Bohemian John C. Hurd, Jr., Trinity College, Toronto, Brethren (Unitas Fratrum) in the Chairman 16th Century (A 234) Marianka Fousek, Miami University Knowledge and Faith: Pauline Platonisms and the Spiritualization of Reality (S 143) Theological Roots of Pentecostalism (A 235) Paul Ciholas 2:00 Donald Dayton, North Park Theological Seminary Paul's Manual Labor and his Understanding of his Apostleship (S 144) Mary Woodworth-Etter: A Forgotten Ronald F. Hock, Yale University Divinity Feminine Figure in the Late 19th School 2:30 and Early 20th Century Charismatic Revival (A 236) The Problem of Pauline Chronology (S 145) George R. Stotts, Evangel College Robert Jewett, Morningside College 3:00 Recess 3:30- 3:45 AAR/HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY 2:00 5:00 The Temple Image in Paul's Letters (S 146) L Olympia (356) Burton H. Throckmorton, Jr., Bangor Theological Seminary 3:45 Isma'il R. al Faruqi, Temple University, Presiding Paul and the Role of Women: Two Crucial Theme: Christian-Muslim Encounter: The Verses (1 Cor. 11:11-12) (S 147) Crusades in Arts and Sciences Mary Matthews, Smith College 4:15 The Crusader in the Memoirs of Usamah Ibn Further Consideration of the Role of Women Munquiz (A 237) in the Pauline Churches (S 148) Muhammad Khalifah, Temple University Derwood C. Smith, Cleveland State Transmission of Scientific Knowledge in University 4:45 the Crusades (A 238) SBL/THE BIBLE AND THE A. I. Sabra, Harvard University HUMANITIES 2:00- 5:00 The Crusades and the Visual Arts (A 239) C Georgetown East Jaroslav Folda, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill H. Edward Everding, Miff School of Theology, Acting The Crusades and Music (A 240) Chairman Don Randel, Cornell University The Dangers of Psychologizing in the Use of Psychoanalytic Insights in Biblical Studies (S 149) Walter Wink, Union Theological Seminary, New York 2:00 62 , 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/THE BIBLE AND THE AND THEOLOGY 2:00- 5:30 HUMANITIES (Continued) An Overview and a C East Ballroom Seven-year Case Study of the Relationship Between the Bible and Symposia 2:00- 4:45 the Humanities (S 150) Each symposium will have 15 active participants, William B. Huntley, University of with additional auditors as space permits. Those Redlands 2:50 to a wishing participate in symposium should Recess 3:30- 3:45 contact the leader in advance. An Analysis of Eleven Introductory Bible Transcendence and Freedom in the Thought Courses: Present and Potential Use of of Karl Rahner (A 241) Educational Theory (S 151) Co-Leaders: Leo O'Donovan, Weston College Fred L. Miller, Temple University 3:45 Avery Dulles, Catholic University of America Implications of Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development for Teaching The Legacy of H. Richard Niebuhr: Story the Bible: A Programmatic Essay (S 152) and Transcendence (A 242) H. Edward Everding, Miff School of Co-Leaders: Leo Sandon, Jr., Florida Theology 4:15 State University James A. Todd, Lake Erie College SBL/ BIBLICAL CRITICISM AND Philosophical Approaches to Religion as a LITERARY CRITICISM 2:00- 5:15 Phenomenon (A 243) C Hemisphere Leader: Patrick Burke, Temple University David Robertson, University of California Transcendence Philosophically Investigated (A 244) at Davis, Chairman Leader: William L. Power, University of Georgia Literary Study of the Bible: Some Religious and Philosophical Process Christology (A 245) Implications (S 153) Co-Leaders: Delwin Brown, Anderson College David Robertson, University of California Lewis S. Ford, Old Dominion at Davis 2:00 University The Comedy of Job (S 154) Business Meeting 4:45- 5:30 William Whedbee, Pomona College 3:00 Recess 4:00- 4:15 Meaning and Style: Illustrations of Inseparability (S 155) Edwin Good, Stanford University 4:15 63 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ RELIGION AND THE SBL/ THE FOURTH GOSPEL 2:00- 5:15 SOCIAL SCIENCES 2:00- 5:00 C Monroe East Solar Suite 4-101 Robert Kysar, Hamline University, Chairman Frederick J. Streng, Southern Methodist The Fourth Gospel and the Samaritans University, Presiding (S 156) Theme: Methods in the Study of Religion James Purvis, Boston University 2:00 Theological History: A Methodological Respondents (S 157-158): Proposal (A 246) Wayne Meeks, Yale University Charles N. Foshee, Marietta College 2:00 George Wesley Buchanan, Wesley Attribution Theory and the Psychology Theological Seminary of Religion (A 247) Recess 3:15- 3:30 Wayne Proudfoot and Phillip Shaver; The Relation of Columbia University 2:30 John, Chapter Twelve, to the So-Called Johannine Book Religion and Experimentation with of Glory (S 159) African Socialism in Tanzania (A 248) Robert Hoist, Concordia Senior College 3:30 Herbert T. Neve, Wright State University 3:15 The Role of Peter in the Fourth Gospel (S 160) A Social-Anthropological View of the Arthur Maynard, College of the Pacific 4:05 Essene Movement (A 249) The Johannine Use of a "Heavenly Sheldon R. Isenberg, University of Florida 3:45 Origin" Argument in Defense of Jesus' Healings Business Meeting 4:15 (S 161) Anitra Bingham Kolenkow, Del Mar, AAR/ ACADEMIC STUDY OF California 4:40 RELIGION 2:00- 5:00 C Cabinet SBL/LINGUISTICS GROUP 2:00- 5:15 John Eusden, Williams College, Presiding Solar Suite 1-101 Theme: Dialogue on the Teaching of Religion Keith Crim, Virginia Commonwealth Two Ways of Teaching (A 250) University, Chairman Huston Smith, Syracuse University Was Hebrew Really a Primitive Language? Respondents (A 251-253): (S 162) John A. Miles, Jr., University of Montana Saul Levin, State University of New York June O'Connor, University of California at at Binghamton 2:00 Riverside The Causative in Qal and the Meaning of the T. Howland Sanks, College of the Holy Cross Derived Stems (S 163) General discussion with participants Cameron Sinclair, Chapman College 2:30 64 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/WOMEN AND RELIGION SBL/ LINGUISTICS GROUP (Continued) GROUP 2:00 5:00 The Language of Official Decrees and C Monroe West 2 Peter 1:3-11 (S 164) Frederick Danker, Seminex 3:00 Barbara Andolsen, Vanderbilt University, Recess 3:30- 3:45 Presiding Theme: Women and Religious Experience Lane C. McGaughy, University of Montana, Presiding Women and Religious Experience (A 254) Lucy Bregman, Temple University 2:00 Isaiah in the New Jewish Version: A Critique in Terms of Translation Female Religious Experience in Jungian Theory (S 165) Psychoanalysis (A 255) Naomi Goldenberg, Yale University 2-30 Keith Crim, Virginia Commonwealth University 3:45 Women and the Supernatural in American A Theology for Structural Man: The Religion (A 256) "Linguistic Theology" of Erhardt Gayle Kimball, California State University, GUttgemanns (S 166) Chico 3:00 Edgar V. McKnight, Furman University 4:30 Respondents (A 257-258): Susan Setta, Pennsylvania State University SBL/CONSULTATION ON THE ACTS Judith Van Herik, Harvard Divinity School 3:30 OF THE APOSTLES 2:00- 5:15 Open discussion 3:50 C Georgetown West Charles H. Talbert, Wake Forest University, Convener AAR/ 19th CENTURY THEOLOGY A Critique of Richard F. Zehn/e's Peter's GROUP 2:00 5:00 Pentecost Discourse (S 167) Karl Paul Donfried, Smith College L Madison (346) A Spectrum of Opinion on the Value of Claude Welch, Graduate Theological Union, Acts as a Source for the Study of Paul: Presiding Tradition and Redaction in the Pauline Discussion (A 259) Portions of Acts (S 168) A. J. Mattill, Jr., Winebrenner Theological Seminary The Title Kurios/>7 Luke-Acts (S 169) Donald L. Jones, University of South Carolina Recess 3:45- 4:00 65 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/PSYCHO-SOCIAL INTER¬ L/ ACTS OF THE APOSTLES PRETATIONS IN THEOLOGY (Continued) A Critique of Eckhard PTumacher's Lukas GROUP 2:00- 5:00 als hellenistischer Schriftsteller (S 170) L Grant (329) Schuyler Brown, General Theological Roger A. Johnson, Wellesley College, and Seminary 4:00 Walter Lowe, Emory University, Presiding Discussion of research and program aims 4:45 Theme: Psycho-Social Studies of Religious Proposal to organize a program segment Figures in Communities (A 260) All those interested in the organization of AAR/TILLICH CONSULTATION 2:00- 5:00 a new annual program segment on the Acts of the L DuPont (326) Apostles are invited to contact the Convener and to attend the Consultation. John J. Carey, Florida State University, Presiding Discussion (A 261) SBL/ FORM CRITICISM: TASK AAR/MULTI-MEDIA GROUP ON LEGAL FORMS 2:00- 5:00 PRESENTATIONS 5:00- 6:30 L Hamilton (330) C Monroe West Ronald M. Hals, Lutheran Theological The Prodigal Son (20 minutes). A multi-media exegesis Seminary, Capital University, Chairman of a familiar Biblical text. Rear-screen projection of slides, films and music. Alan R. Blatecky, Specialist in The Widow and the Fatherless: The Ancient Instructional Media, and J. Christiaan Beker, Professor Near Eastern Background of Israelite of New Testament, Princeton Theological Seminary. (A 262) Concern (S 171) H. Katherine Havice, Syracuse University Spirit '76 (20 minutes). A prevue of the "Bicentennial," celebrated with slides, films, and music; illustrating the Recess 3:30- 3:45 role of religion in America, yesterday and today. Alan Discussion Continued 3:45 R. Blatecky, Specialist in Instructional Media, and John M. Mulder, Instructor in American Church History, SBL/ FORM CRITICISM: TASK Princeton Theological Seminary. (A 263) GROUP ON METHODOLOGY 2:00- 5:00 Tone Poem (20 minutes). A sight, sound, and color L Farragut (328) fantasy; the visionary experience; a non-verbal, non¬ Martin J. Buss, Emory University, Chairman linear mood piece. Alan R. Blatecky, Specialist in Theme: Methodology and Its Instructional Media, Princeton Theological Seminary. (A 264) History (S 172) Recess 3:30- 3:45 Discussion Continued 3:45 66 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) AAR/ANNUAL BUSINESS SBL/ FORM CRITICISM: TASK MEETING 5:00 GROUP ON PROPHECY 2:00- 5:15 C West Ballroom L National (352) President Christine Downing, Douglass College, Gene M. Tucker, Emory University, Chairman Rutgers University, Presiding Prophetic Oracles in the Ancient Near East (S 173) Herbert B. Huffmon, Drew University Respondent (S 174): Robert R. Wilson, Yale Divinity School Recess 3:30- 3:45 Session Planning 3:45 AAR/SBL/ SCHOLARS' PRESS AND EDITORS OF JOURNALS AND SERIES 5:15 SBL President's Suite Robert W. Funk, University of Montana, Convener An organizational meeting of all Editors of societies participating in the Scholars' Press SBL/ AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH 5:30 L Independence (331) Corporation Meeting G. Ernest Wright, Harvard Divinity School, President SBL/ INSTITUTE FOR BIBLICAL RESEARCH 5:30 L National (352) Business Meeting 67 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) Alte Hellberger (Claremont Alumni) Reception 5:45 L Lafayette (342) Boston University Alumni Reception 5:45 C Georgetown West Brown University Alumni Reception 5:45 L Olympic (356) SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, EVENING AAR/SBL/PLENARY SESSION 8:00 C East Ballroom Krister Stendahl, Harvard Divinity School, Presiding Reason and Revelation (A 268, S 168) Eric Voegelin, The Hoover Institution, Stanford University AAR/PLENARY SESSION 8:00 SBL/PLENARY SESSION 8:00- 9:00 C Jefferson C Lincoln Rosemary Ruether, Howard University, Presiding Frank M. Cross, Jr., Harvard University, Women and Latin American Liberation President, SBL Theology (A 265) The Bible in Court: Biblical Studies in the Olga Lucia Alvarez Benjumea, Executive State University (S 175) Secretary, Servicio Colombiano de David C. Fowler, University of Washington Comunicacion Social Respondents (A 266-267): Joan Arnold Romero, United Theological Seminary Harvey Cox, Harvard Divinity School AAR/ REGIONAL OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOINT MEETING 10:00 AAR President's Suite 68 J SUNDAY, 27 OCTOBER, MORNING AAR/ PLENARY SESSION 9:00 SBL/PLENARY SESSION 9:00 -10:00 C Jefferson C West Ballroom Giles Gunn, University of North Carolina at Annual Business Meeting Chapel Hill, Presiding Frank M. Cross, Jr., Harvard University, The Big Sleep versus the Great Awakening (A 270) President, SBL 0. B. Hardison, Director, Folger Shakespeare Library SBL/ GRAECO-ROMAN RELIGION 10:30 - 12:00 LITERATURE AAR/ART, AND C Cabinet RELIGION 10:30-12:00 A. Thomas Kraabel, University of Minnesota, C Hemisphere Chairman Ralph Wood, Wake Forest University, Presiding Dieter Georgi, Harvard Divinity School, Theme: W. H. Auden and the Religious Presiding Imagination The Unutterable Symbols of (Ge)-Themis Anthropological Poetics: Auden's Typology (S 177) of Heroism (A 271) Louis Roberts, Syracuse University 10:30 William C. James, Queen's Theological Augustine's Sermon 104 and the Epulae College 10:30 Venerales (S 178) James Hocus-Pocus in New Year's Letter (A 272) W. Halporn, Indiana University 11:00 Kevin Lewis, University of South Carolina 11:00 Mygdonia and Thecla: The Attempted "Orthodoxy" of Imagination: Auden's Liberation of Two Women in the Later Poetics (A 273) Hellenistic Age (S 179) S. Bruce Kaufman, Catholic University of David R. Cartlidge, Maryville College 11:30 America 11:30 AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/CONSULTATION ON OF RELIGION 10:30 -12:00 UGARITIC STUDIES 10:30 -12:00 C Thoroughbred L Madison (346) Robert S. Ellwood, Jr., University of Southern Richard J. Clifford, Weston College, Convener California, Presiding Ugaritic Studies, Retrospect and Prospect The Caliphate and Sacral Kingship (A 274) (S 180) Frederick M. Denny, University of Virginia 10:30 Marvin H. Pope, Yale University 69 SUNDAY, 27 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ASIAN RELIGIONS/HISTORY SBL/ UGARITIC STUDIES (Continued) OF RELIGION (Continued) Proposal to organize a program segment Warriors: The Originators of the Moral Code All those interested in the in Ancient India * (A 275) organization of a new annual program segment on Mary Carroll Smith, University of North Ugaritic Studies are invited to contact the Convener Carolina at Chapel Hill 11:00 and to attend the Consultation. Zen as a Vipassana-type Discipline * (A 276) Winston L. King, Colorado State SBL/ BIBLICAL CRITICISM AND University 11:30 LITERARY CRITICISM: RHETORICAL CRITICISM 10:30 -12:00 HISTORY AAR/ OF CHRISTIANITY 10:30 - 12:00 L Grant (329) Solar Suite 2-101 David Robertson, University of California at Alice L. Eckardt, Lehigh University, Presiding Davis, Chairman Theme: Christian-Jewish Encounter Martin Kessler, State University of New York A New View of the Jew, or Tolerant Puritans at Albany, Presiding and How They Got That Way (A 277) An Assessment of the Application of the Robert M. Healey, Dubuque Theological Oral Theory to Biblical Hebrew Seminary 10:30 Literature (S 181) The Brilliance of Paul Tillich's Die Judenfrage Robert B. Coote, El Cerrito, California 10:30 (1935): An Appreciative Evaluation (A 278) Rhetorical Criticism in Malachi (S 182) Allan H. Cutler, Florida State University 11:00 Bruce T. Dahlberg, Smith College 11:00 A Philosophical Foundation for Jewish- The Irrigation of the Garden of Eden Christian Relations (A 279) (S 183) William W. Bass, Talbot Theological Isaac M. Kikawada, University of Seminary 11:30 California at Berkeley 11:30 AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/NAG HAMMADI 10:30 -12:00 AND THEOLOGY 10:30 -12:00 C Lincoln West C East Ballroom Birger A. Pearson, University of California Roy D. Morrison, II, Wesley Theological at Santa Barbara, Chairman Seminary, Presiding Elaine H. Pagels, Barnard College, Presiding Theme: Liberation Theology "Sabaoth"in The Nature of the Archons: Liberation Theology (A 280) Its Tradition and Function (S 184) Richard John Neuhaus, Church of St. John Francis T. Fallon, St. John's Seminary, the Evangelist, Brooklyn 10:30 Boston 10:30 70 SUNDAY, 27 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION SBL/NAG HAMMADI (Continued) AND THEOLOGY (Continued) Anti-Heretical Warnings in Codex IX Responsible Theology?* (A 281) from Nag Hammadi (S 185) Frederick Herzog, Duke University 11:15 Birger A. Pearson, University of California at Santa Barbara 11:15 AAR/RELIGION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 10:30-12:00 SBL/ CONSULTATION ON Solar Suite 3-101 TARGUMIC STUDIES 10:30 -12:00 Conrad Cherry, Pennsylvania State University, L Lafayette (342) Presiding Malcolm C. Doubles, St. Andrews Theme: Presbyterian Religion in America College, Convener The Infidel as Discussion of Trickster—Clarence Darrow the State of Targumic Studies (A 282) Reports: William J. Hynes, Regis College, Denver Targumic Studies at the 8th International The Supreme Court's Understanding of Congress of Old Testament Studies (S 186) Religion (A 283) Ernest G. Clarke, Victoria College, Toronto John Paris, College of the Holy Cross 11:00 The St. Andrews Publication and Research Religion and Revolution in America (A 284) Center (S 187) Catherine Albanese, Wright State Malcolm C. Doubles, St. Andrews University 11:30 Presbyterian College Proposal to organize a program AAR/ ACADEMIC STUDY OF segment All those RELIGION 10:30-12:00 interested in the organization of a new annual program segment on Solar Suite 4-101 Targumic Studies are invited to contact the Convener Workshop: Value Clarification: Teaching and to attend the Consultation. Autonomous Ethics in the University Classroom—Problems and Prospects SBL/ FORM CRITICISM (A 285) (HEBREW SCRIPTURES) Paul Riley, Memorial SEMINAR University of 10:30-12:00 Newfoundland C Monroe East Rolf P. AAR/ WOMEN AND RELIGION Knierim, School of Theology at Claremont, Chairman GROUP 10:30-12:00 Theme: The Understanding of C Monroe West "Setting" in Form Criticism (S 188) Evaluation Session Brief Business Meeting 12:00 71 SUNDAY, 27 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/ BONHOEFFER CONSULTATION 10:30 - 12:00 SBL/ CONSULTATION ON ANCIENT EPISTOLOGRAPHY 10:30 -12:00 L Hamilton (330) C Georgetown West James Burtness, Mansfield College, Oxford, England, and John L. White, Missouri School of Religion, Clifford Green, Goucher College, Presiding Convener Theme: Tools for the Study of Ancient Discussion (A 286) Letters AAR/ INTERDISCIPLINARY ISSUES Presentation (S 189) AND METHODS RESEARCH Chan-Hie Kim, Nashville CONSULTATION 10:30-12:00 Proposal to organize a program segment LIndependence (331) All those interested in the organization of Lorin Loverde, International Center for a new annual program segment on Ancient Integrational Analysis, New York, Presiding Epistolography are invited to contact the Convener and to attend the Consultation. Discussion (A 287) SBL/ CONSULTATION ON THE AAR/ RELIGION IN THE COMMUNITY AMERICAN BIBLICAL COLLEGE CONSULTATION 10:30 -12:00 TRADITION 10:30-12:00 L Edison (327) L Chevy Chase (325) C. Freeman Sleeper, LaGuardia Community George MacRae, Harvard Divinity School, College, Presiding Convener Discussion (A 288) Report of the SBL Centennial Committee AAR/BIBLE AND ETHICS and planning for the annual program (S 190) CONSULTATION 10:30-12:00 Proposal to organize a program segment Solar Suite 1-101 All those interested in the organization of H. Edward Everding and Dana W. Wilbanks, a new annual program segment on the lliff School of Theology, Presiding American Biblical Tradition, in view of the SBL Centennial in 1980, are invited A Functional Methodology For Relating to contact the Convener and to attend Biblical Studies and Contemporary the Consultation. Ethics (A 289) H. Edward Everding and Dana W. Wilbanks, I lliff School of Theology Discussion will focus on the paper and other issues of concern to the participants. 72 i SUNDAY, 27 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) AAR/MULTI-MEDIA SBL/ SYNOPTIC GOSPELS 10:30 -12:00 PRESENTATIONS 10:30-12:00 C Jefferson C Lincoln East Paul J. Achtemeier, Union Theological Seminary The Prodigal Son (20 minutes). A multi-media exegesis in Virginia, Chairman of a familiar Biblical text. Rear-screen projection of Robert A. Guelich, Bethel Theological Seminary, slides, films and music. Alan R. Blatecky, Specialist in Presiding Instructional Media, and J. Christiaan Beker, Professor An Acrostic in "Q" (S 191) of New Testament, Princeton Theological Seminary. (A 262) Ronald D. Worden, Tygh Valley, Oregon 10:30 Spirit '76 (20 minutes). A prevue of the "Bicentennial," The Pericope of John the celebrated Baptist in Light with slides, films, and music; illustrating the of Interpretation (Midrash) Criticism (S 192) role of religion in America, yesterday and today. Alan Asher R. Finkel, Amherst College 11:00 Blatecky, Specialist in Instructional Media, and John Semitic Traditions in M. Mulder, Instructor in American Church History, Lukan Parallels to Mark Princeton Theological Seminary. (A 263) (S 193) R. A. Tone Martin, Wartburg Theological Poem (20 minutes). A sight, sound, and color Seminary 11:30 fantasy; the visionary experience; a non-verbal, non¬ linear mood piece. Alan R. Blatecky, Specialist in Instructional Media, Princeton Theological Seminary. (A 264) SBL/PROGRAM COMMITTEE 12:15- 3:00 SBL President's Suite George MacRae, Harvard Divinity School, Chairman 73 PROGRAM/ SSSR, R R A , APRRE WEDNESDAY, 23 OCTOBER, EVENING RRA/ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING 7:30 L Chevy Chase (325) Earl D. C. Brewer, Emory University, President, RRA THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, MORNING SSSR/COUNCIL MEETING 9:00 -12:00 L Chevy Chase (325) Paul W. Pruyser, The Menninger Foundation, President, SSSR THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON SSSR/COUNCIL LUNCHEON 12:15 SSSR President's Suite SSSR/SECTION II: METHODOLOGICAL SSSR/SECTION I: RELIGION EXPLORATIONS 1:30- 3:15 AND IDENTITY 1:30- 5:00 L National (352) C Georgetown West Session A: Overcoming Gaps Between Concepts Session A: Sexual Roles in Religious Concept, and Methods Symbol, and Organization Theodore Steeman, Boston College, Convener Janice Raymond, Andover Newton Theological The "Bible Belt" Stereotype: Sociological School, Convener Fact or Fiction? (R 7) Self Concept and Spouse Concept in Pre- Harry H. Hiller, University of Calgary Ministerial Students (R 1) Katherine Wilcox, Wilcox Clinic, A New Interpretation of Religious Commitment: A Michigan Critique of Charles Glock (R 8) Lindsay Pratt, Erskine College, and Sources of Religious Involvement: An Samuel S. Hill, Jr., University of Florida Empirical Examination of Men and 74 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) SSSR/SECTION I: RELIGION AND SSSR/SECTION II: METHODOLOGICAL IDENTITY (Continued) EXPLORATIONS (Continued) Women (R 2) Religiosity and Social Distance: A Community Reginald Bibby, York University, and Study (R 9) John M. Finney, Washington State University Harold G. Kupke, Lenoir Rhyne College Perceptions of Masculinity in Catholic and Jewish Fathers and Sons (R 3) SSSR/ SECTION III: RELIGION IN Nicholas John Robak and Sylvia Clavan, AMERICAN LIFE 3:30- 5:15 Saint Joseph's College, Philadelphia Solar Suite 5-101 Women and the Church: Sex Roles or Real Session A: Key '73: What Did It All Mean? Religiosity? (R 4) William V. D'Antonio, Margaret Poloma and Barbara Gartland, University of Connecticut, Convener University of Akron Key '73 as a Weathervane of American A Comparison of Psycho-Social Differences Protestantism (R 10) Among Some Female Religious and Carl F. H. Secular Leaders (R 5) Henry, World Vision, Inc., and Trinity Evangelical John Maniha, Florida State University, and Divinity School Barbara The Data of Maniha, Apalachee Community Key '73 as Seen from a National Mental Health Services Perspective (R 11) David E. Church Attendance and Perceived Powerlessness: Kucharsky, Christianity Today A Study of Mormon Males and Females (R 6) For Christ's Sake: A Study of Key '73 in Jerry D. Cardwell, University of North New England (R 12) Carolina at Greensboro William Newman and William V. D'Antonio, University of Connecticut SSSR/SECTION IX: SEMINARS 3:30- 5:15 L National (352) Session A: Seminar on Religious Information Services David O. Moberg, Marquette University, Convener Discussants (R 13-14): Belden Menkus, Bergenfield, New Jersey John A. Peltz, Index to Religious Periodical Literature, Chicago 75 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) SSSR/ SECTION X: PLENARY SESSIONS RRA/ ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING 5:00 AND SPECIAL EVENTS 5:30 L Chevy Chase (325) Session A: Conversations with Major Figures Earl D. C. Brewer, Emory University, President, (R 15-19) RRA James Luther Adams, Interviewed by Donald Shriver L Kalorama (333) Walter Houston Clark, Interviewed by Harvey Cox L Lafayette (342) Joseph H. Fichter, Interviewed by Jeffrey K. Hadden L Madison (346) J. Milton Yinger, Interviewed by Jay Demerath L National (352) Samuel Z. Klausner, Interviewed by Gillian Lindt L Olympic (356) THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, EVENING SSSR/SECTION VI: THE "NEW SPIRITUALITY- 7:30- 9:30 C Georgetown West Session A: The Recovery of Spirituality Walter Houston Clark, Andover Newton Theological School, Convener Religious Glossolalia: A Longitudinal Study of Personality Changes (R 20) H. Newton Malony and Adams Lovekin, Fuller Theological Seminary Youth Culture Religious Movements: Evaluating the Integrative Hypothesis (R21) Richard Anthony, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Thomas Robbins, Queens College, City University of New York; Thomas Curtis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 76 THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, EVENING (Continued) SSSR/SECTION VI: THE "NEW SPIRITUALITY" (Continued) The Phenomenon of Ego Loss in Mysticism: Some Conceptual Considerations of Regressive Explanations (R 22) Ralph Hood, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga The "New" Religions and Structural Change (R 23) Barbara Hargrove, University of North Florida SSSR/SECTION V: RELIGION AND SOCIAL THEORY 7:30- 9:30 C Georgetown East Session A: Religion and Social Values: A Mini-Symposium Allan W. Eister, Wellesley College, Convener Discussants (R 24-28): Allan W. Eister, Wellesley College Robert W. Friedrichs, Williams College Jay Demerath, University of Massachusetts at Amherst Ina Dinerman, Wheaton College Tom Osborne, Wheaton College SSSR/SECTION III: RELIGION IN AMERICAN LIFE 7:30- 9:30 L Olympic (356) Session D: Voodoo in the South Carolina Islands: A Film Documentary (R 29) Josie L. Tyler, Jr., Asbury United Methodist Church, South Carolina 77 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING SSSR/SECTION VII: FRIDAY BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS 8:00- 9:00 Terrace Table 7. Experiential Approaches to Teaching a Table 1. The Use of Empiricism in the Study of "Psychology and Religion" Course (R 36) Religion (R 30) Anthony Lo Giudice, Moravian College Mary C. Rose, Goucher College Table 8. Moral Development of "Children in Conflict": Table 2. Moses and Monotheism Revisited: Freud The North Ireland Crisis (R 37) and Biblical Studies (R 31) Ben Mariante, Institute for Ecumenical S. Daniel Breslauer, Colgate University and Cultural Research Table 3. Reincarnation Beliefs Considered As Path¬ Table 9. The "Hours at the Window": Arthur ways for Personal Growth (R 32) Koestler on Religion and Science (R 38) John W. Groutt, University of Maryland John A. Miles, Jr., University of Montana Table 4. Nygren's Neo-Criticism: A Critique (R 33) Table 10. Are the Pious for Freedom? (R 39) Thor Hall, University of Tennessee at Clyde Z. Nunn, Center for Policy Research Chattanooga Inc. Table 5. Campus Churches and Community Churches: Table 11. Alternate Modes of Dissonance Reduction: Future Church Leadership (R 34) An Analysis of the Responses to Bishop James Davidson, Dean Knudsen, and Carroll Dozier's Pastoral Letter on Justice, Gary Quinn, Purdue University Memphis, Tennessee, 1972 (R40) Suzanne Osborn, Frye, Joure, and Associates Table 6. Pastoral Planning: The Case for identity (R 35) Table 12. On the Trail of the Sacred: The Social Psychol¬ Robert Howes, American Institute of ogy of Backpacking (R 41) Planners John H. Simpson, University of Toronto SSSR/RRA/ SECTION X: PLENARY SESSIONS AND SPECIAL EVENTS 9:00-10:15 C Lincoln Session B: H. Paul Douglass Lecture Earl D. C. Brewer, Emory University, Presiding Neglected Facets of Church Planning (R 42) Lyle E. Shaller, Yokefellow Institute, Richmond, Indiana 78 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) SSSR/SECTION II: METHODOLOGICAL SSSR/RRA/SECTION IX: EXPLORATIONS 10:30-12 SEMINARS 10:30-12:15 C Lincoln L National (352) Session B: Broadening Methodological Perspectives Session B: Seminar on the Small Church William Silverman, Kean College of New Jersey, Bernard D. Quinn, Convener Glenmary Research Center, Washington, D.C., Convener European Sociology of Religion (R 43) The Small Church Is Here to Stay and It Ivan Varga, Queen's University Can be Viable (R 46) Method, Religion, and French James L. Sociology (R 44) Lowery, Jr., Enablement, Inc., Charles C. Lemert, Southern Illinois University Boston Religiosity as a Variable (R Macrosociological 45) Impact of Church Size on Clergy Role and Mervin F. Verbit, Brooklyn College and The Career (R 47) Graduate School, City University of New Hart M. Nelson, Catholic University of York America, and James Grimm, Western Kentucky University SSSR/SECTION IV: RELIGIOUS How Appropriate Leadership and INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIOLOGY Resourcing Facilitate Growth in a Rural OF Village Church-A THE CHURCH 10:30 -12 Case Study (R 48) L Olympic (356) Douglas A. Walrath, Reformed Church in America Session A: Sociology of the Parish James Davis, National Division, Methodist Board of Missions, Convener Some Methods Utilized in Parochial Sociology (R 49) Frederick A. Shippey, Drew University Respondents (R 50-51): Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University, New Orleans Donald Shriver, Emory University 79 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON SSSR/SECTION II: METHODOLOGICAL APRRE/ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXPLORATIONS 1:30- 3:30 MEETING 1:30- 4:30 Solar Suite 5-101 L Jackson (332) Session C: Methodology in Empirical Sociology Iris V. Cully, The Review of Books and Religion, of Religion President, APRRE W. Clark Roof, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Convener The Protestant Ethic Thesis: A Social Psychological Assessment (R 52) Phillip E. Hammond and Kirk Williams, University of Arizona Scientific Objectivity and the Validity of 5-D Scales (R 53) Pierre Hegy, Marquette University Religious Dimensions: Entities or Constructs? (R 54) Morton King and Richard A. Hunt, Southern Methodist University SSSR/SECTION I: RELIGION AND IDENTITY 1:30- 3:30 L National (352) Session B: Religious Professionals and Role Identity Loyde H. Hartley, Lancaster Theological Seminary, Convener Let Us Be Free or Let's Get Free: Tradition and Change in the Convent (R 55) Natalie Allon, Hofstra University Secular Employment of Protestant Parish Clergy (R 56) Robert Bonn, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and Sheila Kelly, Clergy Support Study, National Council of Churches 80 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) SSSR/SECTION II: METHODOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS (Continued) Effects of Role Congruence upon the Communication of Sincerity: Toward an Understanding of Image in Ministry (R57) Kathleen Connor, University of California at Los Angeles, and Daniel Brown, California State University Path Model or Path Muddle? Some Reflections on the NORC Study of the Catholic Priest¬ hood (R 58) Paul Zelus, State University College, Geneseo, New York SSSR/SECTION VI: THE "NEW SPIRITUALITY" 1:30- 30 C Military Session B: Religion on Campus: Trends and Methods of Study Henry W. Clark, Boston College, Convener Changes in Theological, Political, and Ascetic Moral Beliefs of Students Attending a Christian Liberal Arts College (R 59) Jack Balswick, University of Georgia; Dawn McNeal Ward, University of Georgia; David E. Carlson, Trinity College, Deerfield, Illinois College Students and the Growth of Conservative Churches (R 60) Charles Garrison, East Carolina University Toward a New Yavneh: An Interpretation of the Jewish Counterculture (R 61) David Glanz, Columbia University 81 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, AFTERNOON (Continued) SSSR/SECTION VI: THE "NEW SSSR/ SECTION V: RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY" (Continued) SOCIAL THEORY 1:30- 3:30 Changes in Religious Identity and Ethnic L Olympic (356) identity for Jewish College Students (R 62) Session B: Bolshevism and Maoism as Abraham Lavender, University of Maryland Religious Movements Does Religious Commitment Involve a Search Vatro Murvar, University of Wisconsin at for Ultimate Meaning? (R 63) Milwaukee, Convener Raymond Currie, University of Manitoba Maoism as a Religion (R 66) Religious Development, Conflict, and Change Donald Bishop, Washington State University in College Students: Some Theoretical and Russian as a Methodological Reflections by a Recent Marxism Religion (R 67) Initiate (R 64) W. Richard Comstock, University of Hendrika Vande Kemp, University of California at Santa Barbara Massachusetts at Amherst Genetic Structuralism and Utopian Social Determinants of College Teachers' Religious Movements (R 68) Beliefs and Participation (R 65) William Mayrl, University of Wisconsin at Dean R. Hoge, Catholic University of Milwaukee America, and Larry G. Keeter, Appalachian Discussant (R 69): State University C. K. Yang, University of Pittsburgh FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, EVENING SSSR/SECTION X: PLENARY SESSIONS AND SPECIAL EVENTS 5:30 Session B: Conversations with Major Figures (R 70-74) Charles Y. Glock, Interviewed by Donald L. Metz Solar Suite 5-101 James E. Dittes, Interviewed by Richard A. Hutch L Chevy Chase (325) Benjamin Nelson, Interviewed by Toby Huff L Jackson (332) 82 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, EVENING (Continued) SSSR/SECTION X: PLENARY SESSIONS (Continued) Gibson Winter, Interviewed by Douglas Sturm L National (352) Benton Johnson in Conversation with Vatro Murvar L Olympic (356) SSSR/SECTION V: RELIGION AND APRRE/ OPENING SESSION 7:30 SOCIAL THEORY 7:30 - 9:30 C Thoroughbred C Georgetown West Presidential Address (R 86) Session C: Reexamining Basic Concepts Iris V. Cully, The Review of Books and Religion, Max L. Stackhouse, Andover Newton President, APRRE Theological School, Convener Sharing Among Members: Reports on Work in Verstehen and Empiricism (R 75) Progress (R 87) J. E. Barnhart, North Texas State University Eclipse of Psychological Method in Religionswissenschaft: A Fresh Look at Dilthey (R 76) Robert L. Moore, Western Illinois University Ethical Evolution? (R 77) Frederick Bird, Sir George Williams University Weber, Troeltsch, and Pandora: Methodology, Syndrome, and the Development of Church- Sect Theory (R 78) William H. Swatos, Jr., King College SSSR/SECTION I: RELIGION AND IDENTITY 7:30- 9:30 C Georgetown East Session D: Contemporary Psychology of Religion 83 FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, EVENING (Continued) SSSR/SECTION I: RELIGION AND IDENTITY (Continued) William R. Rogers, Harvard Divinity School, Convener The Task of Theoretical Reconstruction (R79) Donald Capps, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Discussants (R 80-82): Paul W. Pruyser, The Menninger Foundation William R. Rogers, Harvard Divinity School James E. Dittes, Yale University Divinity School SSSR/SECTION IV: RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE CHURCH 7:30- 9:30 C Military Session C: The Black Church and Dominant Institutions Rena Karefa-Smart, Boston University, Convener The Ultra Stability of White Power: A Challenge to Denominationalism (R 83) Walter Banks, Livingstone College W. E. B. Dubois and the Sociology of Religion (R 84) Carroll J. Bourg, Fisk University Black Ministers' Attitudes Toward Ideal Population Size and Genocide (R 85) Kirk W. Elifson and Joseph Irwin, Georgia State University SSSR/ BIRTHDAY PARTY 9:45 Solar Suite 5-101 84 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING SSSR/SECTION VIII: SATURDAY APRRE/ BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS 8:00-9:00 BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS 8:00- 9:00 Terrace Terrace Table 25. The Bible and Religious Education Table 13. The Effect of Planned Change in (R 102) Symbols on Corporate Worship Sara Little, Presbyterian School Experience (R 88) of Christian Education and Union Robert Richard, Rafa Counseling Theological Seminary in Virginia Associates Table 26. Religious Education Table Among Ethnic 14. The Enneads: Religious "Way"or Meta¬ and Minority Groups (R 103) physical System? (R 89) GrantS. Shockley, Emory University Wilma Gundersdorf von Jess, Saint Table 27. The Educational Anselm's College Ministry to the Aging (R 104) Table 15. Religion and the Emotional Adjustment of Mary Alice Edwards, Wesley Theo¬ the Terminally III: A Quantitative logical Seminary Approach (R 90) Table 28. Innovations in Education Raymond G. Carey, Lutheran General Theological (R 105) Hospital Robert W. Lynn, Union Theological Table 16. Sources of Radicalism Amongst Protestant Seminary, New York Clergy: Evidence from Australian Table 29. Does Research (R 91) Religious Education in Parochial Schools Make a Difference? Norman W. H. Blaikie, Monash (R 106) University, Delbert Melbourne Schulz, Board of Education, Lutheran Church-Missouri Table 17. Synod The Pure and the Impure: Christian Science Table 30. Mass Media and Healing Rituals and Christian Science Communications (R 107) John H. Belief (R 92) Westerhoff, III, Duke Univer¬ sity Divinity School Lucy Jayne Kamau, Northeastern Illinois University Table 18. The Values Concept: Unresolved Dilemma in the Study of Religion (R 93) Marion Dearman, California State University, Los Angeles Table 19. The Relation of Belief to Behavior Viewed from a Multi-Science Perspective (R 94) Ralph Burhoe, Zygon 85 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) Table 20. An Etymological Definition of Religion (R 95) Gerald B. Strickler, California State University, Long Beach Table 21. The Catholic Pentecostal Movement. Contemporary Problems (R 96) Mary Ellen Greeley, John Carroll University Discussants (R 97-98): James Connelly, King's College, Wilkes Barre Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University, New Orleans Table 22. Change Orientation in the Lutheran Diaconate (R 99) Velma Pomrenke, University of Akron Table 23. Alternative Methodologies and Religious Research (R 100) Genevieve Burch, Fairfield University Table 24. Religion and Helping Behavior (R 101) L. D. Nelson, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Russell R. Dynes, Ohio State University SSSR/SECTION IV: RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE CHURCH 9:30 -12:00 C Military Session B: External Adaptation vs. Internal Integrity in American Denominations: The Search for a Workable Pluralism Ross Scherer, Loyola University of Chicago, Convener The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod: A Clash of Worldviews and Styles (R 111) Martin Marty, University of Chicago 86 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) SSSR/SECTION IV: RELIGIOUS SSSR/RRA/ SECTION IX: SEMINARS 10:00 - 12:15 INSTITUTIONS (Continued) L National (352) System and Symbol: Reorganization in the Session C: Seminar on Evaluation Research Lutheran Church in America (R 112) Paul Wagner, University of Chicago Douglas W. Johnson, National Council of Churches, Convener The Lutheran Church in America: Response to the Racial Crisis of the 1960's (R 113) The Functions and Dysfunctions of Program Randy A. Nelson, Lutheran School of Evaluation in a Religious Organization Theology in Chicago (R 108) R. James The Roman Catholic Experience Since the Ogden, American Baptist Church Second Vatican Council (R 114) Program Evaluation: The Assessment of Values Francis X. Gannon, Center for Applied in Action (R 109) Research, Washington, D.C. Alan K. Waltz, United Methodist Church The Presbyterian Church in the United States: Evaluation Research in the Political Context Sources of Denominational Schism (R 115) (R 710) K. Peter Takayama, Memphis State University Carol H. Weiss, Bureau of Applied Social Research, Columbia Unitarian Universalism, Black Power, and Civil University Rights Militancy (R 116) Michael McCloskey, Illinois Benedictine College National Council of Churches: Whither an Ecumenical Organization? (R 117) Cynthia C. Wedel, Center for a Voluntary Society, Washington, D.C. Discussants (R 118-119): Paul A. Crow, Jr., Princeton University David Horton Smith, Boston College and Association for Voluntary Action Scholars SSSR/SECTION III: RELIGION IN AMERICAN LIFE 10:30-12:15 Solar Suite 5-101 Session B: Civil Religion Revisited Roland Robertson, University of Pittsburgh, Convener 87 SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER, MORNING (Continued) SSSR/SECTION III: RELIGION IN AMERICAN LIFE (Continued) A Theoretical Model for Testing the "Civil Religion" Hypothesis (R 120) Richard Fenn, University of Maine Radical Symbols and Conservative Functions: The Politics of Political Myths (R 121) Robert E. Stauffer, Kalamazoo College Rationalization or Religion: When Is Civil Religion Not Religion But Merely Civil? (R 122) Marie Augusta Neal, Harvard Divinity School Discussant: Benton Johnson, University of Oregon SSSR/SECTION V: RELIGION AND APRRE/PLENARY SESSION 10:30 -12:15 SOCIAL THEORY 10:30-12:15 L Edison (327) L Olympic (356) The State of the Profession (R 127) Marvin J. 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Achtemeier, Paul J., P: S6-8 Bibby, Reginald, R2 Bryce, Glendon E., S42 Adams, James Luther, R15 Biersdorf, John E., R161 Buchanan, George Wesley, S158 Agnew, Mary Barbara, P: A117-120 Bird, Frederick, R77 Bucher, Glenn, P: A138 Ahlstrom, Sidney, R155 Bischoff, Guntram G., A55 Buckley, Mary I., P: A34-35 Albanese, Catherine, A284 Bishop, Donald, R66 Bull, Robert J., S109 Alderink, Larry J., S130 Blaikie, Norman W. H., R91 al Burch, Genevieve, R100 Faruqi, Ismail R., P: A207-209, Blair, Barbara, A122 P: A237-240 Burhoe, Ralph, R94 Bland, Kalman P., P: A77 Burke, Patrick, A243 al Faruqi, Lois Ibsen, A157 piatecky, Alan R., A262-264 Burrell, David, A110 Allon, Natalie, R55 Bonkovsky, Frederick O., A37 Alvarez Burtness, James, P: Sat AM, P: A286 Benjumea, Olga Lucia, A265 Bonn, Robert, R56 Bush, Richard C., A13 Anderson, Bernhard W., S138 Boring, M. Eugene, P: S102 Buss, Martin J., S1, P: S172 Anderson, Robert T., S85 Bouma, D., R158 Gary Callaway, Joseph A., S66 Andolsen, Barbara, P: A254-258 Bourg, Carroll J., R84 Campbell, Edward F., Jr., Andreasen, Niels Erik, S141 Bowden, Henry Warner, R152 P: Anker, Roy S106-111 M., A144 Brakeman, Louis, R153 Anthony, Cannon, Harold, Fri PM Richard, R21 Brandauer, Frederick P., A68 Archibald, Helen Capps, Donald, R79 A., R136 Brashler, James, S45, S90 Axel, Larry E., A145 Capps, Walter H., A150 Bregman, Lucy', P: A212-214, A254 Ayers, Robert H., A146 Cardwell, Jerry D., R6 Brenneman, Walter L., Jr., A120 Baird, William Carey, John J., P: A261 R., Jr., S31, S114 Bresciani, Julie, A54 Baity, Carey, Raymond G., R90 Philip C„ A70 Breslauer, S. Daniel, R31 Balswick, Jack, R59 Carlson, David E., R59 Brewer, Earl D.C., P: Wed PM, Banks, Walter, R83 Cartlidge, David R., S179 P: Thu PM, P: R42, R162 Barber, Lucie Casalis, Matthieu, A151 W., R134 Bross, James B., A198 Cawthon, Daniel D., A152 Barnhart, J.E., R75 Brown, Dale, A76 Bash, John Chamberlain, Gary L., A82 A., A41 Brown, Daniel, R57 Bass, William Chaney, Marvin L., S17 W„ A279 Brown, Delmer M., A227 Chapman, G. Clarke, Jr., A112 Battles, Ford Lewis, A139 Brown, Delwin, A245 Chatfield, Joan, P: A44-47 Baumgarten, Joseph M., S50 Brown, Joseph Epes, P: A218 Chen, Shih-chuan, A15 Baur, Frank, R167 Brown, Margrethe, P: A215-216 Cherry, Conrad, P: A282-284 Beardslee, William A., S27 Brown, Robert F., A48 Childs, Brevard, S16 Beebe, H. Keith, S68 Brown, Robert McAfee, A78 Chomsky, William, S38 Beker, J. Christiaan, A262 Brown, Schuyler, S170 Christ, Carol, A125 Bengtson, Dale R., A147 Brown, S. Kent, S92 Church, Cornelia, A132 Berry, Thomas, A148 Browning, Preston M., P: A92-96 Ciholas, Paul, S143 Betsworth, Roger G., A38 Bro'wnlee, William H., S41 Betz, Hans Clark, Henry W„ P: R59-65 Dieter, S112 Brueggemann, Walter, P: S138-142 125 Erling, Bernard, A111 Clark, Walter Houston, R16, Davidson, James, R34 Estess, Ted L., A156 P: R20-23 Davis, Charles A., A35 Eusden, John, P: A250-253 Clarke, Ernest G., S186 Davis, James, P: R49-51 Everding, H. Edward, P: S71-73, Clavan, Sylvia, R3 Davis, James H. R163 Davis, Winston, A228 P: S149-152, S152, A289 Cleave, Richard, S135a Dayton, Donald, A235 Falk, Nancy, P: A121-124 Clebsch, William A., A64, P: A88, Fallon, Francis T., S184 P: A126-131 Dearing, Vinton A., S98 Dearman, Marion, R93 Fee, Gordon D., S97 Clemons, James T., S99 Deeter, Allen C., A75 Fenn, Richard, R120 Clifford, Richard J„ P: S180 Delattre, Roland A., P: A191, P: A205- Fichter, Joseph H., R17, R50, R98 Clothey, Frederick, A8 206 Finkel, Asher, S192 Coats, George W., P: S122-124 Demerath, Jay, R18, R26 Finney, John M., R2 Cobb, John B., Jr., S60 Denny, Frederick M., A274 Fischel, Henry A., P: S21-26, P: S56-59 Collins, John, A52 Desai, Santosh N., A155 Fisher, Linda L., P: A30-33, A53 Collins, John J., S82 Detweiler, Robert, A6 Fisher, Loren R., S76 Comstock, W. Richard, R67 Devine, George, A7 Fitzer, Joseph, P: A48-50 Connelly, James, R97 DeVries, Simon J., S5 Fitzmyer, Joseph A., P: Fri PM Connor, Kathleen, R57 Dewey, Joanna, S8 Flakoll, David, R145 Coote, Robert B., S181 Dillenberger, Jane, A2 Flanagan, James W., S89 Cottle, Ronald E., A153 Dillenberger, John, A1 Folda, Jaroslav, A239 Cox, Harvey, R16, A267 Dilley, Frank, A211 Forcinelli, Joseph, A56 Cox, James S., Jr., A154 Dinerman, Ina, R27 Ford, Lewis S., A245 Craigie, Peter C., S88 Dittes, James E., R71, R82 Forrer, Richard, A66 Crawford, Cromwell, A121 Donfried, Karl Paul, S18, S167 Foshee, Charles N., A246 Crawford, C. Slade, R166 Dornisch, Loretta, A22 Fousek, Marianka, A234 Crenshaw, James L., P: S119-121 Doty, William G., S28 Fowler, David C., S175 Crim, Keith, P: S162-164, S165 Doubles, Malcolm C., P: S186-187, Francis, Fred 0., P: A19-23 Cross, Frank M., Jr., P: Wed PM, S187 Frazier, A. M., A158 P: Thu AM, S39, P: S175, Downing, Christine, P: Wed PM, Freedman, David Noel, P: S12-17, P: Sun AM P: Thu AM, A91, P: A142, P: Sat PM P: S85-89 Crossan, John Dominic, P: S79-81,S79 Drinan, Robert F., Sat AM Frei, Hans W„ A220 Crow, Paul A., Jr., R118 Duling, Dennis C., S11 Fretheim, Terence E., P: S53-54, S124 Culley, Robert C., S2 Dulles, Avery, A241 Friedrichs, Robert W., R25 Cully, Iris V., P: Fri PM, R86, Durka, Gloria, R132 Fulcher, J. Rodney, A200 P: Sun AM Dynes, Russell R., Funk, Robert W., P: S39, P: S63, S80, Culpepper, Emily, P: A86-87 R101 Earhart, H. Byron, P: A226-228 P: Fri PM, P: Sat PM Currie, Raymond, R63 Furnish, Dorothy Jean, R128 Curtis, Thomas, R21 Earley, Margaret, P: Fri PM, P: Sat PM Eckardt, Alice L., P: A277-279 Gager, John, A24 Cutler, Allan H„ S15, S21, A278 Edwards, Mary Alice, R104 Gannon, Francis X., R114 Dagenais, James, A51 Garber, Zev, A29 Dahl, Nils A., P: S18-20, S56, P: S112- Ehle, Carl F., Jr., P: Thu PM Gardner, Freda A., P: R131-132 118 Eister, Allan W„ P: R24-28, R24 Elifson, Kirk W., R85 Garrett, William R., R123 Dahlberg, Bruce T., S182 Ellis, E. Garrison, Charles, R60 Daniel, Stephen L., A93 Earle, S20 Garside, Charles, Jr., P: A139-141 Danker, Frederick, S164 Ellwood, Roberts., Jr., P: A274-276 Garside, Christine, A45 D'Antonio, William V., P: R10-12, R12 Epp, Eldon Jay, P: S97-101, S100 126 Gartland, Barbara, R4 Hashimoto, Hideo, R144 Gaustad, Edwin S., Jackson, Agnes, A216 A57, P: A88, Hauser, Alan J., S71 P: A126-131 James, William C., A271 Havice, H. Katherine, S171 Gelwick, Jewett, Robert, A36, S145 Richard, A127 Hayes, John H., P: S1-5, P: S40-42 John, P. M. A135 Georgi, Dieter, P: S64-65, P: S177-179 Healey, Robert M., A277 Johnson, Geraty, Lawrence T., S69, S108 Benton, R74, R122 Heath, Mark O., R129 Gerhart, Mary, A159 Johnson, Douglas W., P: R108-110 Hegy, Pierre, R53 Gerrish, Brian A., A141 Johnson, James T., P: A101-103 Held, Moshe, S37 Gibbs, Lee Johnson, Paul R., A116 W„ A43, P: A132-135, Hemrick, P: A190 Eugene F., R131 Johnson, R. Frank, S120 Henry, Carl F. H., R10 Girardot, Norman, A16 Johnson, Roger A., P: A61, P: A260 Hertel, Bradley, R141 Glanz, David, R61 Jones, Donald L., S169 Herzog, Frederick, A281 Glock, Charles Y., R70 Jonsen, Albert R., A229 Hess, Andrew, A207 Goen, C. C„ P: A198-200 Kamau, Lucy Jayne, R92 Hiers, Richard H., S10 Kanael, Goldenberg, Naomi, A255 Baruch, S52 Hill, Samuel S., Jr., R8, A81 Good, Edwin, S155 Karefa-Smart, Rena, P: R83-85 Hiller, Harry H„ R7 Gordis, Karp, Laenu A., A204 Robert, S14 Hirsch, E. D., Jr., A94 Katsh, Abraham Greeley, Mary Ellen, R96 I., P: S36-38 Hock, Ronald S144 F„ Kaufman, S. Bruce, A273 Green, Clifford, P: Sat AM, P: A286 Hoffner, Harry A., Jr., S36 Kay, Greenlaw, William A., A34 Jeffrey, A163 Hofheinz, Walter, P: Wed PM Griffin, David, S60 Keck, Leander E., P: Fri PM, P: A136/ Hoge, Dean R., R65 S103 Grimm, James, R47 Hollenbach, Paul W., A23 Gross, Francis Kee, Howard C., S83 L., Jr., R156 Hoist, Robert, S159 Gross, Rita, A124 Keeter, Larry G., R65 Homans, Peter, A95 Grossfeld, Kelley, Arleon L., R165 Bernard, S22 Hood, Ralph, R22 Groutt, John W., R32 Kelley, J. P., P: A201-204 Hopkins, Thomas J., P: A8-11 Gruenler, Royce G., A160 Kellner, Marc M„ P: A28-29 Hopper, Stanley Romaine, A224 Kelly, Guelich, Robert A., P: S191-193 Joseph, A164 Horwitz, William J., S74 Kelly, Gunderson, Lloyd L., S128 Sheila, R56 Howard, George E., S95 Kerr, Gunn, C. P: A89 Hugh T., A117 Douglas, Howes, Robert, R35 Kessler, P: Gunn, Giles, P: A222-225, P: A270 Martin, S181-183 Huff, Toby, R72 Khalifah, Gustafson, James M., A192 Muhammad, A237 Huffmon, Herbert B., S173 Haaland, C. Carlyle, P: A221 Kikawada, Isaac M., S183 Hughes, Richard T., A130 Kim, Hadden, Jeffrey K., R17 Chan-Hie, S189 Humphrey, Hubert H., Thu PM Hall, C. Margaret, R147 Kimball, Gayle, A256 Hunt, Richard A., R54 Hall, Thor, R33, A111 King, Morton, R54 Huntley, William B., S150 Halporn, James W., S178 King, Winston L., A276 Hurd, John C., Jr., P: S143-148 Hals, Ronald M., P: S171 Kingsbury, Jack D., S9 Hutch, Richard A., R71, R146, A161 Kitagawa, Hammond, Phillip E., R52 Joseph M., P: A67-70, A226 Hynes, William J., A282 Hanson, Paul D., S126 Klassen, William, A201 Idinopoulis, Thomas A., P: A65-66 Hardison, 0. B., A270 Klausner, Samuel Z., R19 Ingram, Paul O., A162 Kliever, P: Hargrove, Barbara, R23 Lonnie, A210-211 Irish, Jerry A., A112 Klines, David J. Harrelson, Walter J., P: Sat AM A., S4 Irwin, Joseph, R85 Hart, Knierim, Rolf P., S61, P: S188 Ray L„ P: A94-96 Irwin, Joyce, P: A234-236 Knudsen, Dean, R34 Hartley, Loyde H., P: R55-58, R164 Isenberg, Sheldon R., A249 Hartt, Julian, Thu PM Koester, Helmut, S65, S111 Iwry, Samuel, S57 Kolenkow, Anitra Bingham, S161 Meeks, M. Douglas, A33 Kollar, Nathan, A118 Lynn, Robert W., R105 Meeks, Wayne, S157, P: A136/S103 Kort, Wesley A., A5 MacCormick, Chalmers, A166 Melchert, Charles F., R169 Kovacs, Brian W., S121 Maclnnis, Donald E., A149 Melugin, Roy F., S40 Kraabel, A. Thomas, S64 Macksey, Richard, A96 Mendelson, Edward, A225 Kraft, Robert A., S84 Macky, Peter, A167 Menkus, Belden, R13 Kramer, Kenneth, A214 MacRae, George, P: S90-92, P: Sat AM, P: Metz, Donald L., R70 Krentz, Edgar, S113 S190, P: Sun PM Meyer, Jeffrey, A14 Kucharsky, David E., R11 Makkari, Victor, A209 Meyer, John R., A58 Kuebrich, David, A92 Malherbe, Abraham J., S115 Meyer, Lauree Hersch, A213 Kuntz, J. M., P: A40-43 Malony, H. Newton, R20 Meyers, Eric M., S70, S110 Kupke, Harold G., R9 Manchester, Peter, P: A104-106, A168 Maniha, Barbara, R5 Michaelsen, Robert, A59, P: A64 Kysar, Robert, P: S156-161 Maniha, John, R5 Mihalik, Imre, S125 Lachs, Samuel T., S23 Mariante, Ben, R37 Miles, John A., Jr., R38, A170, A251 LaCocque, Andre', S123 Marthaler, Berard L., P: R137 Milgrom, Jacob, P: S33-35, S35 Laeuchli, Samuel, A26 Martin, R. A., S193 Miller, Fred L., S151 Lance, H. Darrell, P: S132 Martin, Thomas M., A119 Miller, Patrick D., Jr., P: S74-78, S137 Laney, James T., A193 Marty, Martin, R111 Miller, William, P: Thu PM Lang, Martin A., R150 Mason, David R., A42 Mills, Edgar, P: R156-160 Lange, Harvey D., A20 Massey, James A., Mitchell, Ella P., R130, R135 Lankford, John, R151 P: A48-50 Matthews, Mary, S147 Moberg, David 0., P: R13-14 Larson, Gerald J., A197 Moore, LeRoy, A88 LaVallee, Armand A., A140 Mattill, A. J., Jr., S168 Moore, Robert L., R76 Lavender, Abraham, R62 Maultsby, Hubert, A169 Morgan, John Henry, A115 Lee, Bernard, S31 May, William F„ P: A62, P: A63 Morrison, Roy D., II, P: A280-281 Lehman, I. O., S46 Maynard, Arthur, S160 Mosca, Paul G., S134 Leiman, Sid A., S51 Mayrl, William, R68 Moseley, James G., A3 Lemert, Charles C., R44 Maziarz, Edward, R124 Moseley, Romney M., P: R145-148 Levin, Saul, S94, S162 McCarter, P. Kyle, S133 Mowrey, Robert L., S6 Lewis, Kevin, A272 McCarthy, Abigail, A143 Mueller, Samuel A., P: R141-144 Lindley, Susan H., A165 McCarthy, Charlene, R168 Mulder, John M., A263 Lindt, Gillian, R19 McClendon, James Wm., Jr., P: A78-79 Mullin, Michael, R148 Lippy, Charles H., A126 McCloskey, Michael, R116 Murphy, Roland, E., S119 Littell, Franklin H„ P: A137 McCollum, Adele, A133 Murvar, Vatro, P: R66-69, R74 Little, David, P: R123-126 McDermott, Robert A., A101 Neal, Marie Augusta, R122 Little, Sara, R102 IVfcDonough, Sheila, A87 Nelson, Benjamin, R72 Lloyd, Charles L., A79 McGaughy, Lane C., P: S165-166 Nelson, C. Ellis, P: R138-140 Lobo, Anthony, R138 McGill, Arthur, A63 Nelson, Hart M., R47 Lo Giudice, Anthony, R36 McGuire, Meredith B., R159 Nelson, L. D„ R101 Long, Charles, P: A91 McKenzie, John L., S122 Nelson, Randy A., R113 Loomer, Bernard, S29 McKnight, Edgar V., S166 Neuhaus, Richard John, A280 Lovekin, Adams, R20 McKnight, Stephen A., A114 Neve, Herbert T., A248 Loverde, Lorin, P: A51-54a, A54a McLean, Stuart Drummond, R125 Newman, William, R12 P: A287 McNamara, Patrick H., R157 Nichols, Paula, A46 Lowe, Walter, P: A61, P: A260 McPherson, William, R144 Nickelsburg, George W. E., Jr., P: S82- Lowery, James L., Jr., R46 McWilliams, Wilson Carey, A142, A205 84 Lundbom, Jack R., S13 Means, Richard L„ P: R151-155 128 Daniel Noel, C., P: A1-7 Power, William L., A244 Rumscheidt, H. Martin, P: A220 Norman, Ralph W., A194 Pratt, Lindsay, R8 Russell, Letty, A32 Nunn, Clyde Z„ R39 Priest, John, S58, S87 Ryan, John J., A177 Nuovo, Victor L., A50 Proudfoot, Wayne, A247 Sabra, A. I., A238 O'Connor, D. Thomas, A83 Pruyser, Paul W., P: Thu AM, R80, Saldarini, Anthony J., S25 O'Connor, June, P: A83-85, A171, P: Sat PM A252 Saliba, John A., A80 Purvis, James, S156 Saltz, Diane Lynn, S135 O'Donovan, Leo, A241 Quinn, Bernard D., P: R46-48 Sampley, J. Paul, S117, A202 Ogden, R. James, R108 Quinn, Gary, R34 Sanders, Jack T., S72 O'Hare, Padraic, R137 Raitt, Thomas M., S139 Sandon, Leo, Jr., A242 Olbricht, Thomas H., S12 Randel, Don, A240 Sanks, T. Howland, A253 O'Malley, J. Steven, A73 Raschke, Carl A., A108 Saso, Michael, A17 O'Meara, Thomas F., A49 Rast, Walter E., S77 Sasson, Jack M., S33 Orlinsky, Harry M., P: Wed PM, P: S46- Raymond, Janice, P: R1-6 49 Saunders, Ernest W., S101 Reese, James M., S93 Scafella, Frank, A178 Orr, John B„ A19, P: A71-72 Reiner, Fred N., S49 Scherer, Ross, P: R111-119 Osborn, Suzanne, R40 Reist, John S., Jr., A175 Schiffman, Lawrence H., S26 Osborne, Tom, R28 Reynolds, Frank, A97 Schulz. Delbert. R106 Overmyer, Daniel L., P: A12-18 Rice, Charles L., A176 Schumaker, Millard, A179 Pagels, Elaine H., P: S184-185 Richard, Robert, R88 Paris, Scott, Nathan A., Jr., A222 John, A283 Richards, Kent P: Harold, S27-31, Segal, Alan, S56 Park, Weldon, R160 P: S60-62, S62 Setta, Susan, A257 Parrott, Douglas M., S43 Richardson, H. Neil, P: S66-70 Shaller, Lyle E„ R42 Patrick, Dale, A21 Ricketts, Mac L., A196 Sharma, Arvind, A123, A195 Patte, Daniel, S81 Riley, Paul, A285 Shaver, Phillip, A247 Pawlikowski, John T., A173 Rivkin, Ellis, S59 Sherrill, Rowland A., A180 Pearson, Birger A., P: S43-45, S185 Robak, Nicholas John, R3 Shippey, Frederick A., R49 Peatling, John, R140 Robb, J. Wesley, P: A229-233 Shockley, Grants., R103 Peck, William J., P: A113-116 Robbins, Thomas, R21 Peckham, J. Shriver, Donald, R15, R51 Brian, S136 Roberts, Louis, S177 Peltz, John A., R14 Sieber, John, S44 Roberts, Robert, A109 Perkins, Pheme, P: S9-11, S91 Siebert, Rudolf J., A113 Robertson, David, P: S153-155, S153 Perkins, R. Wayne, A84 Siegel, Jonathan P., A28, S47 Robertson, Roland, P: R120-122 Perrin, P: S32 Silver, Eric, S48 Norman, Robinson, James M., P: Fri PM Perry, Everett L., P: R161-165 Silverman, William, P: R43-45 Robinson, Sandra, R143 Piediscalzi, Nicholas, P: A55-59 Simpson, John H., R41 Rogers, William R., P: R79-82, R81 Pietersma, Albert, S96 Simundson, Daniel J., S86 Romero, C. Gilbert, S142 Pilch, John, S116 Sinclair, Cameron, S163 Romero, Joan Arnold, A47, A266 Slater, Pipkin, Wayne, A174 Peter, A104 Roof, W. Clark, P: R52-54 Sleeper, C. Freeman, P: A288 Plaskow, Judith, A125 Rose, Mary C., R30 Dick Poloma, Margaret, R4 Smiley, Cutter, P: S133-137 Rosemont, Henry, Jr., A102 Polzin, Robert, S3 Smith, Bardwell, P: A195-197 Rosenblatt, Samuel, S24 Smith, David H., A231 Pomrenke, Velma, R99 Ross, Lynn, A4 Earl Smith, David Horton, R119 Pope, A., A129 Roth, John, A31 Smith, Derwood C., S148, A203 Pope, Marvin H., S180 Rubenstein, Richard L., A65 Harmon Powell, Jouett L., A40 Smith, L., A230 Ruether, Rosemary, A215, P: A265-267 Smith, Huston, A250 129 Smith, Jane I., A86 Terry, Franklin, A182 Wedel, Cynthia C„ R117 Smith, Jonathan Z., A71 TeSelle, Sallie M., P: A192-194 Weeden, Theodore J., S30 Smith, Mary Carroll, A275 Thomas, Michael C., P: A36-39, A39 Weisbaker, Dimis, A185 Smith, Morton, P: S128-130 Thomasma, David C., A106 Weiss, Carol H., R110 Smith, R. B., P: A107-109 Thompson, Cynthia, S129 Welch, Claude, P: A259 Smolar, Leivy, S127 Thompson, Laurence G., A12 Westerhoff, John H., Ill, R107 Smurl, James A., A180 Thompson, Norma H., R170 Wevers, John W„ P: S93-96 Smylie, James r!., A181 Throckmorton, Burton H., Jr., S146 Whedbee, William, S154 Snelling, Clarence H., Jr., P: R133-134 Tiffany, Frederick, C., S89a White, James W., A186 Snook, John B., R126 Tipson, Baird, A183 White, John Carroll, A187 Snyder, Ross, R149 Todd, James A., A242 White, John L„ P: S55, S118, P: S189 Sommerville, C. John, A199 Todrank, Gustave, P: A219 White, Leland J., A188 Sontag, Frederick, A31 Tucker, Gene M., P: Thu PM, P: S173- White, Ronald C., Jr., A131 Spilka, Bernard, R148 174 Wiggins, James, A134 Stackhouse, Max L., A103, P: R75-78 Tyler, Josie L., Jr., R29 Wilbanks, Dana W., A289 Stager, Lawrence E., S106 Tyson, Ruel, A110 Wilcox, Katherine, R1 Stalnaker, Clay, P: A90 Underwood, Richard, A107 Wilder, Amos N., A223 Stauffer, Robert E., R121 Urbrock, William J., S53 Williams, Kirk, R52 Steeman, Theodore, P: R7-9 Valliere, Paul R., A30 Williams, Peter, P: A221 Stendahl, Krister, S73, P: A268/S168 Van Buren, Paul, P: A24-27, A210 Williams, Preston N., P: A143 Stephens, Bruce M., A128 Vande Kemp, Hendrika, R64 Willis, John T„ S12 Steuer, Axel, A105 Van Elderen, Bastiaan, S107 Wilson, John F., A85 Stevenson, W. Taylor, P: A132-135, Van Herik, Judith, A258 Wilson, Robert R„ S174 • P: A190 Van Seters, John, S75 Wink, Walter, S149 Steward, David S., R133 Varga, Ivan, R43 Winter, Gibson, P: A60, P: Fri AM, Stoeffler, F. Ernest, P: A73-76 Vater, Ann, A44 R73 Stotts, George R., A236 Veatch, Robert M., A232 Wise, F. Franklyn, R139 Streng, Frederick J., A98, A212, Verbit, Mervin F., R45 Wolf, Arthur P., A18 P: A246-249 Voegelin, Eric, A268/S168 Wolin, Sheldon S., A191, A206 Strickler, Gerald B., R95 von Jess, Wilma Gundersdorf, R89 Wood, Ralph, P: A271-273 Strugnell, John, P: S50-52 Waddell, James, A184 Woods, Roger, A189 Sturm, Douglas, R73 Wadley, Susan, A10 Worden, Ronald D., S191 Sundberg, A. C., Jr., A25 Wagner, Norman E., P: S125-127 Worrell, John E„ S67 Swartly, Willard M., S7 Wagner, Paul, R112 Wright, G. Ernest, S78, S132, P: Sat PM Swatos, William H., Jr., R78 Wakeman, Mary K., P: Fri PM, Wuellner, Wilhelm, S19 Swearer, Donald, A99 P: Sat PM Yang, C. K., R69 Swidler, Leonard, A208 Walker, John C., R142 Yarian, Stanley O., A120 Swyhart, Barbara Ann, A77 Wallace, Dewey, Jr., P: A80-82 Yinger, J. Milton, R18 Takayama, K. Peter, R115 Walrath, Douglas A., R48 Young, Katherine, A123 Talbert, Charles H„ P: S167-170 Walters, LeRoy, A233 Yu, Anthony C., A67 Tanis, James, A74 Waltz, Alan K., R109 Zelus, Paul, R58 Tartakov, Gary, A9 Ward, Dawn McNeal, R59 Zevit, Ziony, S34 Taylor, Marvin J., R127 Warford, Malcolm L., P: R135-136 Ziolkowski, T., A27 Taylor, Rodney L., A69 Washbourn, Penelope, A217 Zwerman, William L., R154 Terrien, Samuel, S140 Wead, David W„ A72 130 NOTES THE PROGRAM ISBN 0-88916-009-0 Price: $2.00 Composed in Univers type at the CSR Executive Office. Available from: Council on the Study of Religion Wilfrid Laurier University Printed by Everybodys Press, Hanover, Pennsylvania. Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3C5 131 AAR Program Papers To obtain your advance copy of one or more volumes of Program Papers for the AAR Annual Mail to: Scholars' Press Meeting, simply circle the item or request¬ Department of Religious Studies items ed on the order blank and mail with full pay¬ No. University of Montana ment to Scholars' Press. Missoula, Montana 59801 1910 1910 American Religion: 1974 $2.00 Name Compiled by Edwin S. Gaustad 1911 1911 Academic Study of Religion: $3.00 1974 1912 Compiled by Anne Carr Street 1913 1912 Asian Religions—History of $2.00 Zip Religion: 1974 City & State Compiled by Harry Partin 1914 1913 Philosophy of Religion and $3.00 Theology: 1974 Compiled by James Wm. McClendon, Jr. 1914 Biblical Literature: 1974 $2.00 Compiled by Fred O. Francis Breakfast Tickets BREAKFASTS Friday, 25 October, at 8:00 a.m. and Satur¬ I enclose $2.50 for each ticket requested. day, 26 October, at 8:00 a.m. breakfast discus¬ sions will be held (see pp. 51 ff., 78, 85f., for details). To reserve a place at a Friday 25 October table (limit of 10 to a table), write the number of the break¬ □ □ □ Name (please print) fasts) in the box(es) on the form at the left and 1st 2nd 3rd send in the form with $2.50 for each ticket choice Address (please print) requested. Your ticket(s) can be picked up when Saturday 26 October you register. If none of your choices can be □ □ □ accomodated, you will be able to make a further 1st 2nd 3rd choice when registering at the Meeting. choice Mail to: CSR Executive Office Wilfrid Laurier University 75 University Avenue, West Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3C5 CSR Executive Office Wilfrid Laurier University WATERLOO, Ontario, Canada N2L 3C5 ******************************************************** NOIlVOIIddV HOd dlHSH3aiAI3IAI assaig qojua am sb b .taqiuaiu :jo [ uBouaiuy Aiuapsov jo uojBqay :juaprug) :S9nQ 00"Sl$ (OS'Z.$ (OSZ.S Q Ajajoog jo |Boqqig 0jnjBjajn :;uapn;s) :ssna 00'S1$ Q Ajajoog joj aqj oupuaiog Apnjg jo uoj6qay ;S9na oo'si$ uuapnjg) (00"8$ [ snojBqay qo-isasay uopBjOOSSV :sana oo'zl$ [_ uoijbjoossv jo sjossajojy pus s-taqojsasay in sno|6j|0y ;sana oo'ol$ :-oossv) (00'3$ uopsonpg :;uapmg) (oo-e$ 0lub(\| (app) iuudj Apaexa se }i p/noys jeadde uo am Bumeuu (is// ssajppv asea/d) (juud Ajio 0JBjg d!Z 0|LU0pB0\/ S00J60Q luapnis) siueoifdde dieoipui unejBojd (pdnsjnd b uoqduosqns o; 0qi b^BUdoJddB S00d °1 dVV JO qgS ©pnpin 'djqsJBquuBiu '(s)|Biunof puB b uopduosqns 01 ei\i ipunoQ uo 0qj. Aprus j.o uo|6||0y "Nl±3~l~ina sj0qiU0|/\j 11jaa 0q p0||jq SJ0qiU0|/\| j.o 0q; J0q;o S0qapos bajbobj 0iBudoJddB *S|BUJno[ A||enuue jo.}. Bumuquoo "d|LjsJ0quj0LU ******************************************************** INFORMATION/REGISTRATION Location and Transportation of the food and coffee is included in the registration fee; All meetings will be held in the Washington Hilton, cocktails are dutch treat. Connecticut Ave. at Columbia Road, N.W., Washington, Other Food Functions D.C. The hotel is served by direct bus transportation from Tickets for the Friday and Saturday morning breakfast National Airport and also from Dulles. The area bus station sessions will be available at $2.50 each. Please pre-register and ticket office is located on the Terrace Level of the using the form on page 132. Accommodations are limited, hotel. Present cost is $2.50 from National and $3.75 from and choices should be made early. Dulles. A 600 car garage is located under the Hotel. For attendance at all other food functions, arrange¬ Hotel Reservations ments should be made in advance with the sponsoring The enclosed room reservation card should be sent as group listed in the Program. soon as possible directly to the Washington Hilton. All corres¬ Membership Applications pondence regarding accommodations must be conducted For the convenience of prospective new members of directly with the hotel. any of the major participating groups, application forms are Those who wish to share a room with designated per¬ included with this Program and will be available at the sons must include the name of the roommate(s) on the Registration Desk during the meetings. room reservation card. If possible, the reservation cards of the roommates should be mailed to the hotel in a single AAR Section Papers envelope. The hotel will not undertake to assign room¬ Books of Section Papers for AAR program segments mates. on American Religion, the Academic Study of Religion, Asian Religions/History of Religion, Philosophy of Religion Pre-Registration and Theology, and Biblical Literature may be ordered in To avoid congestion and undue delays at the Regis¬ advance of the Annual Meeting. Please use the Order Form tration Desk, all participants in the meetings are urged to on page 132, and address all orders as directed on the Form. register in advance. All materials will be ready for pre-regis- trants at the Registration Desk, which will be located on CSR Bulletin the Convention Level (two floors below the lobby). The October 1974 Bulletin of the Council on the A single pre-registration card is used for all groups Study of Religion will list any further notices about the holding meetings on this occasion. Participants should indi¬ Annual Meeting. It will be mailed to members in cate on the enclosed card each of the societies to which mid-September. they belong. The card should be sent, together with the appropriate registration fee, as soon as possible to the Exec¬ utive Office of the Council on the Study of Religion, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 3C5, Canada. Reception The major convention Reception is scheduled for Thursday evening, 24 October, 9:30-11:00 p.m. All regis¬ tered participants are cordially invited to attend. The cost <] CSR Annual Meeting Office Everybodys Press Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Hanover, Pa. 17331 PAID Hanover, PA Permit No. 4 K H RICHARDS ILIFF SCHOOL OF THEO 2201 S UNIVERSITY rLVD DENVER* CO 80210