American Academy of Religion
Society of Biblical Literature
American Schools of Oriental Research
Southeastern Regional Meeting 2005
March 11-13, 2005
Adam’s Mark Hotel
Winston-Salem, NC
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 11
12:00 noon-4:00 pm
Workshop on Service Learning
Conveners: Joe Favazza and Michael McCain, Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and
Religion
2:00-8:00 pm
Registration
Book Exhibits
4:00-5:30 pm
Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion
AAR/SBL/ASOR/SE Joint Executive Committee
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 11
6:00-8:00 pm
SBL/ASOR: Archaeology and the Ancient World I/New Testament I (joint session)
Theme: Death and Burial in the Ancient World
Jim Pace, Elon University, Presiding
Christopher B. Hays, Emory University
 Chirps from the Dust: The Affliction of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4:30 in its ANE Context
F. Scott Spencer, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond
 “Let the Dean Bury Their Dead” and other Imperious Calls to Follow Jesus in the Synoptic
Gospels
Michelle Clark, Mississippi State University
 Ancestor Worship, Israelites, and the Late Bronze/Iron Ages
AAR: Arts, Literature and Religion I
Theme: Writing Religious Meaning
Carolyn M. Medine, University of Georgia, Presiding
Drewry Morris, Auburn University
 Cotton Mather's French Treatise Une Grande Voix du Ciel
Elizabeth Tanner, University of Georgia
 A Teche(-nique) of Reading: Working Toward Writing as Revealing
SBL: Hebrew Scriptures/Old Testament I
Theme: Recent Introductory Textbooks of the Hebrew Bible: the Authors’
Perspectives
Bryan Bibb, Furman University, Presiding
Barry L. Bandstra, Hope College
 Reading the Old Testament: an Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
Marti J. Steussy, Christian Theological Seminary (editor)
 Chalice Introduction to the Old Testament
Don C. Benjamin, Arizona State University

The Old Testament Story: an Introduction
AAR: History of Christianity I
Richard Penaskovic, Auburn University, Presiding
Bernadette McNary-Zak, Rhodes College
 I Can See Clearly Now: The Gift of Discernment in the Teachings of Abba Ammonas
Jordan Smith, Florida State University
 The Martyr and Ascetic as the Bridegroom and Bride in Origen’s Thought
Ulrike Wiethaus, Wake Forest University
 Psychograms of Space: Mapping Mystical Experience in the Works of Gertrud of Helfta (12561301/02)
Business Meeting
AAR: History of Religions I
Theme: Embodied Religious Experience in South Asia
Brian K. Pennington, Maryville College, Presiding
Katherine C. Zubko, Emory University
 Embodying Bhakti Rasa in Bharata Natyam: An Indian-Christian Interpretation of Gayatri
Mantra through Dance
David Norton Need, Duke University
 Rendering the Body: Etherealization and Body Language in Vedic Literature
Craig Danielson, University of Virginia
 Embodiment, Ritual, and Rebounding Violence in Śaiva Siddhānta
AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology I
Theme: Science, Religion, and Ethics I
George W. Shields, Kentucky State University, Presiding
David K. Goodin, McGill University
 The Nature of Faith: A Defense of Rationalist Knowledge in an Age of
Scientific Knowledge
Lucas F. Johnston, University of Florida
 The Quest of Purpose: The Use and Abuse of Evolutionary Theory in
Theology
Steven A. Benko, Independent Scholar
 Complexity and Ethics
AAR: Religion, Ethics, and Society I and Women and Religion I (joint session)
Theme: Body, Matter, and Place I
Margaret P. Aymer, Interdenominational Theological Center, Presiding
Amy Levad, Emory University
 The Lived Christian Body: Appropriating Iris Marion Young for Feminist Christian Ethics
Gavin Van Horn, University of Florida
 Wild Women and Men: Embodiment, Religion, and Wilderness
Grace Y. Kao, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
 Feminist (In)consistency in the Treatment of Bodies: Fetal, Female, and Non-Human Animal
Emily Askew, Carroll College
 Africa as Body, Self and Landscape in African Women’s Theology
8:15-9:30 pm
AAR/SBL/ASOR: Plenary Session
Tina Pippin, Agnes Scott College, and Nancy L. deClaissé-Walford, McAfee School of Theology,
Presiding
Announcements of Student Awards
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Presidential Addresses
AAR: Corrie Norman, Converse College
 Foodie Faith: Spiritual Hunger in Gourmet America
SBL: Joel B. Green, Asbury Theological Seminary
 Boorish Dolts at the City Center: Pentecost, Babel, and the Shaping of Christian Community (Acts
2:1-13)
9:30-11:00 pm
Conference Reception
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 12
7:30-8:45 am
AAR/SBL: Women’s Caucus Religious Studies Breakfast
Monica A. Coleman, Bennett College, and Vicki Phillips, West Virginia Wesleyan College, Presiding
Business Meeting
Department Chairs’ Breakfast
Herbert Burhenn, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, Presiding
8:00 am–6:00 pm
Registration/Book Exhibits
9:00-10:45 am
AAR: Academic Study of Religion and Pedagogy
Jennifer Manlowe, University of West Georgia, Presiding
Peter Judge Winthrop, University of South Carolina
 Teaching a Writing Intensive Course in Religious Studies
Jennifer Eaton, Vanderbilt University
 Sunday School Students in Southern College Classrooms: Developing Critical
Thinking, Comparative Methods, and Compassion in a World Religions Course
Thomas B. Ellis, University of South Carolina
 Of “and” and “of”: The Politics of Grammar and the Study of Religion
Russell Kirkland, University of Georgia
 Teaching Taoism in the 21st-Century World Religions Course
AAR: African American Religion I
Theme: Myths, Legacy, Race, and Religion
Sandy D. Martin, University of Georgia, Presiding
Sylvester A. Johnson, Florida A&M University
 The Myth of Ham and the Problem of History in 19th-Century African
American Christianity
Ronald B. Neal, Claflin University
 Religion, Education, and Public Leadership: Benjamin Mays and the Legacy of the Brown Era
Respondent: Sandy D. Martin, University of Georgia
SBL/ASOR: Archaeology and the Ancient World II
Theme: Texts, Scribes, and Epigraphy in Ancient Israel
Milton C. Moreland, Rhodes College, Presiding
Christopher A. Rollston and Heather Dana Davis Parker, Emmanuel School of Religion
 Southern Levantine Scribal Traditions: The Ammonite Epigraphs
Ryan Byrne, Rhodes College
 The Business End of the Scribe in Iron Age Israel
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Mark A. Chancey, Southern Methodist University
 Written Languages, Oral Languages, and the “Epigraphic Habit” in Ancient Galilee
Jason Kalman, McGill University
 Writing Between the Lines: Rabbinic Citations and Recollection of the Hebrew Bible
AAR: Arts, Literature, and Religion II
Theme: Embodying Peace
Amy Flynn, University of Georgia, Presiding
John Randolph LeBlanc, University of Texas at Tyler, and Carolyn M. Medine, University of Georgia
 Telling Stories and Making Peace: Martin Luther King’s Stride Toward Freedom and Desmond
Tutu and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Jordan Rothacker, University of Georgia
 The Virgin of Guadalupe: Guerilla Cultural Warfare and the Maintenance of Peace
Lia Mallini, University of Georgia
 Creating a New Body of Truth in Israel
Katherine Daley, University of Georgia
 Who Would Jesus Bomb?: Christian Narrative, Identity, Violence, and Walker Wink’s Work on
Jesus’ Third Way
SBL: Hebrew Scriptures/Old Testament II
Theme: Recent Introductory Textbooks of the Hebrew Bible: the Reviewers’
Perspectives
Nancy L. deClaissé-Walford, McAfee School of Theology, Presiding
Tim Crawford, Bluefield College
 Reading the Old Testament: an Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
Brian Alderman, Emory University
 Chalice Introduction to the Old Testament
Joseph Scrivner, Samford University
 The Old Testament Story: an Introduction
AAR: History of Christianity II
Bernadette McNary-Zak, Rhodes College, Presiding
John Charles Duffy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
 Mark Noll’s God: The Theology and Politics of Evangelical Historiography
Richard Penaskovic, Auburn University
 Martin Luther as Spiritual Director
Mikhail M. Kulakov, Dialogue Foundation
 The Infinite Diversity of Persons: Individual Personality in the Ascetical Theology of St. Feofan
the Recluse (1815-1894)
SBL: New Testament II
Theme: Theological and Philosophical Studies
Emily Cheney, Athens, Georgia, Presiding
C. Kavin Rowe, Duke University
 Acts 2:36 and the Gospel of Luke: Christological Continuity?
Ruben Dupertais, Centre College
 The Rhetorical Function of Philosophical Imagery in Acts
James W. Barker, Vanderbilt University
 Repetition and Revelation 12: Toward a Non-Teleological Reading of Revelation
AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology II
Theme: Faith, Paradox, and Subjectivity
George W. Shields, Kentucky State University, Presiding
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Christy Flanagan, Florida State University
 The Dynamics of Alterity and Subjectivity in The City of God
Nathan Jennings, University of Virginia
 The Paradox of the Eschaton in the Life of the Saint: De Lubac’s
Eschatology of Anagogy
Derek Malone-France, Duke University
 Faith, Tolerance, and Anxiety
11:00 am-12:00 noon
Plenary Session
Tina Pippin, Agnes Scott College, Presiding
Irene Monroe, Harvard University
 A Discourse of Suspicion: Que(e)rying the Exodus Rhetoric of the Endangered Black Man in
Black Liberationist Theologies
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 12
1:15-1:50 pm
AAR/SBL/ASOR/SE (SECSOR): Joint Business Meeting
AAR/SE, SBL/SE, and ASOR/SE Business Meetings (immediately following)
All members of the societies are invited.
2:00-3:45 pm
AAR:African American Religion II and Arts, Literature, and Religion III (joint session)
Theme: The Body in Biblical Parable and Womanist Christology
Carolyn Medine, University of Georgia, Presiding
Margaret Aymer, Interdenominational Theological Center
 Examining the Body: Frederick Douglass and the Parable of the Good Samaritan
C. L. Nash, University of Edinburgh
 Reconstructing the Cult of True Womanhood: A Christological Womanist Response
Kathleen O’Connor, University of South Florida
 African-American Islam and Rap: Five Percent Teachings on Supreme Mathematics
Respondent: Carolyn Medine, University of Georgia
AAR/SBL: American Biblical Hermeneutics and Religion, Ethics, and Society II (joint session)
Theme: Environmental Ethics
Laura Stivers, Pfeiffer University, Presiding
Panelists:
Paul J. Medeiros, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
 Teaching Environmental Ethics
Samuel Murrell, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
 Roots Ethics: A Challenge of Responsibility from Communities of Jah
Rebecca Todd Peters, Elon University
 Teaching Environmental Ethics as Transformative Praxis
Tina Pippin, Agnes Scott College
 Nuclear Apocalypse
SBL/ASOR: Archaeology and the Ancient World III
Theme: Presidential Address
Byron R. McCane, Wofford College, Presiding
Jim Pace, Elon University, President, ASOR/SE
 What We Can Learn from Pottery
Respondents: Joe D. Seger and James W. Hardin, Mississippi State University
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SBL: Hebrew Scriptures/Old Testament III
Theme: The Deuteronomistic History
Don Polaski, College of William and Mary, Presiding
Jenna Abel, Vanderbilt University
 Samson: An Israelite Hero?
Matthew Schlimm, Duke University
 Verifying Divine Regret: 1 Samuel 19:18-24 as Negation of 1 Samuel 10:10-12
J. Dwayne Howell, Campbellsville University
 Images of a King’s Relationship with His Soldiers: a Character Study in the
David Narratives
Andrea Ogier, Wake Forest Divinity School
 Relieving Delilah: Three Women and the Betrayal of Cultural Distinction in
Judges 14-16
AAR: History of Judaism I
Theme: Second Temple Judaism and Beyond
Gabriele Fassbeck, University of Alabama, Presiding
Kenneth L. Hanson, University of Central Florida
 Reproof Before Witnesses: Qumranic Evidence of Ancient Halakha
Gabriele Fassbeck, University of Alabama
 Jubilees’ Patriarchs and Some Religious Guidance for Early Jewish Families
David Dault, Vanderbilt University
 Martin Luther and Saadya Gaon: Two Interpretive Moments
SBL: New Testament III
Theme: Hearing (All) Voices in New Testament Interpretation: Who’s Speaking and
Who’s Listening?
B. Diane Wudel, Wake Forest University Divinity School, Presiding
Panelists:
Michael J. Brown, Candler School of Theology, Emory University
Mary F. Foskett, Wake Forest University
Daniel M. Patte, Vanderbilt University
Emerson Powery, Lee University
AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology III
Theme: Science, Religion, and Ethics II
George W. Shields, Kentucky State University, Presiding
Kevin O'Brien, Emory University
 Nature, Morality, and the Environment: E. O. Wilson and James
Gustafson on Science and Religion in Ethics
Matthew W. Charlton, Vanderbilt University and Garrett-Evangelical
Theological Seminary
 Technology and the End of Grace
Jeffrey Pugh, Elon University
 The Space Between: Ancient Wisdom for a Scientific World
AAR: Religion in America I
Theme: The Other Religious America
Lawrence Snyder, Western Kentucky University, Presiding
Panelists:
Kerry Mitchell, College of Charleston
 Managing Spirituality: Public Religion in National Parks
Cyrus Luhr, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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
Representations of Vedanta Hinduism at Greenacre and the Development of New Thought, 18941913
Kenny Smith, Georgia State University
 Key Social and Economic Factors in the Successful Integration of a Wiccan Coven in a Potentially
Hostile Community
Respondent: Julie Byrne, Duke University
4:00-5:30 pm
AAR: Arts, Literature, and Religion III
Theme: Christianity and Popular Culture
David C. McDuffie, University of Georgia, Presiding
W. David Hall, Centre College
 Who’s Left Behind?: Christian Apocalypticism in Contemporary Culture Debates
D. Gregory Sapp, Mercer University
 Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ: A New Gospel in Film
Conrad Ostwalt, Appalachian State University
 The Passion of the Christ: The Mortification of the Body and the
Sacred Feminine
AAR: History of Religions II
Theme: Religion, Body, and the State
John M. Thompson, Christopher Newport University, Presiding
Brett Wilson, Duke University
 Engaging the Qur’an in Turkey: Ethics of Interpretation among Alevis
Jeffrey L. Richey, Berea College
 I, Robot: The Body as Machine in the Liezi
Zeff Bjerken, College of Charleston
 Re-Placing Bodies into a Utopian Space: Mandalas, Monarchs, and the Mission Civilisatrice in
Buddhist Tibet
SBL: New Testament IV
Theme: Studies in the Gospel of Luke
F. Scott Spencer, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, Presiding
Brittany E. Wilson, Duke University
 Women in Ministry: Martha and Mary in Luke 10:38-42
Rohun Park, Vanderbilt University
 Revisiting the Parable of the Prodigal Son for Decolonization: Luke’s Re- configuration of oikos
in 15:11-32
Maria Mayo Robbins, Vanderbilt University
 “Father forgive them,” for I Cannot: Reading Luke 23:34 as a Palliative for
Victims of Violence
AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology IV
Theme: Process Philosophy of Religion and Theology
George W. Shields, Kentucky State University, Presiding
Lewis S. Ford, Old Dominion University
 On Locating God with Respect to Spacetime
Mark S. Medley, Campbellsville University
 Knowing the Triune God: The Practice of Participating in God’s Life
George W. Shields, Kentucky State University
 On the Current Status of Process Philosophy and Theology
AAR: Religion, Ethics, and Society III
Theme: Sexual Ethics
Darla Schumm, Hollins University, Presiding
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Howell Williams, Florida State University
 “Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin”: The Ex-Gay Debate and Religious Hatred
Anthony Michael Petro, Emory University Law School
 Reconciling Agency: Christians, Queers, and the Dilemma of Hate Speech
Elizabeth A. Barre, Florida State University
 How Adam Knew Eve: Pleasures of the Body and Pleasures of Knowledge in the Sexual Ethics of
Thomas Aquinas (AV request: overhead projector and screen)
Edwin Bagley, Wingate University
 Ambiguity and Choice in Middlesex
AAR: Religion in America II
Theme: Strategic Uses of Religion in Southern Race Politics
James P. Byrd, Jr., Vanderbilt Divinity School, Presiding
Joe Coker, Princeton Theological Seminary
 From “Brothers in Black” to “Black Beasts”: Prohibition and the Decline of Racial Attitudes
among Southern White Evangelicals, 1880-1915
Douglas Thompson, Mercer University
 The Most Segregated Hour
Andrew Stern, Emory University
 Catholic-Protestant Relations in the Antebellum South
Respondent: Nancy Hardesty, Clemson University
Business Session
AAR/SBL: Undergraduate Papers I
Theme: Authoritative Voices
Bernadette McNary-Zak, Rhodes College, Presiding
Jeff Shade, Wingate University
 The Immediate Absolute: Kierkegaard and Children’s Bibles
Erin Keys, Elon University
 The Practical Impressions of Feminist Theology on the Life and Thought of the Christian Church
Daniel Tidwell, Lee University
 Art as Metaphor for Theology in the Voice of the Other
John Penniman, Elon University
 The Politics of Reconciliation: A Reassessment of Political Theology
5:30-7:30 pm
Reception hosted by Wake Forest University
Sawtooth Center for the Visual Arts
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 13
7:00-8:15 am
Section Chairs’ Breakfast
George Shields, Kentucky State University, and Emerson Powery, Lee University, Presiding
8:00-11:00 am
Registration/Book Exhibits
8:30-10:15 am
SBL/ASOR: Archaeology and the Ancient World IV
Theme: Archaeology and the Biblical World
Joe D. Seger, Mississippi State University, Presiding
Megan Bishop Moore, Emory University
 Objectivity and Questions of Evidence for Interpreting Archaeology and Writing History
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Ben Reynolds, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
 What Has Jericho to Do with Qumran?
Steven H. Werlin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
 The 2004 Excavations in the Roman Fort at Yotvata, Israel
Ingrid E. Lilly, Emory University
 Habitus and the Theory of Practice: Moving Beyond Frederik Barth Towards Defining Ethnicity
in the Iron I Highlands
Paul F. Jacobs, Mississippi State University
 Archiving as Research Design
SBL: Hebrew Scriptures/Old Testament IV
Theme: The Writings
Nancy L. deClaissé-Walford, McAfee School of Theology, Presiding
Matthew Goff, Georgia Southern University
 Can the Qumran Psalms Scroll Shed Light on the Issue of Biblical “Wisdom
Psalms”?
Joseph Scrivner, Samford University
 Composition and Theology in Proverbs 1-9
Cameron Howard, Emory University
 Border Crossing: Narrative Functions of Eunuchs in the Book of Esther
Chris Paris, Vanderbilt University
 Searching for a Constant in Lamentations
SBL: New Testament V
Theme: Literary Studies in the Gospels
Richard Vinson, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, Presiding
Heather McMurray, Vanderbilt University
 Plotting Herod: Imitating Saul Traditions in the Infancy Narrative of Matthew
Gregg Morrison, Beeson Divinity School, Samford University
 Revisiting Mark 9:1: The Hinge of Mark’s Central Section
Susan E. Hylen, Emory University
 The Character of “the Jews” in John
AAR: Philosophy of Religion and Theology V
Theme: Religious Movements and Religious Pluralism
George W. Shields, Kentucky State University, Presiding
Kip Eliola, Emmanuel School of Religion
 The Holy Spirit and African Indigenous Churches
Kenny Smith, Georgia State University
 Stories and Signals in Alternative Religious Movements
Quentin Pearson III, Wake Forest University
 Upayakausalya: Upaya and Its Function in Religious Pluralism
AAR: Religion, Ethics, and Society IV
Theme: Body, Matter, and Place II
Rebecca Todd Peters, Elon Univeristy, Presiding
Julie Meadows, Emory University
 Many Worse Things to Know: The Ethics of Knowledge in Charles Frazier’s Cold Mountain
Matthew Bersagel Braley and Katy E. Shrout, Emory University
 Protest as Religious Practice in the Global Justice Movement
Laura Stivers, Pfeiffer University
 Placeless Bodies of Economic Globalization
Ted A. Smith, Emory University
 Finney’s Eyes: Practices of Sincerity and the Authority of Celebrity
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AAR: Religion in America III
Theme: Public Religion: Shaping Past and Present America
Kathleen Flake, Vanderbilt University, Presiding
Panelists:
Jennifer Graber, Duke University
 Discipline, Not Punish: American Christians and the Advent of the Prison
Anne Blue Wills, Davidson College
 These Confused States: American Civil Religion
and American Christianity in the 2004 Presidential Election
Jason Bivins, North Carolina State University
 Fear and Identity in Conservative Evangelical Politics
Respondent: David R. Bains, Samford University
AAR: Women and Religion II
Theme: (Pro) Creative Discourse
Heather Nicholson, Florida State University, and Monica A. Coleman, Bennett College, Presiding
Troy Wheelhouse, Interdenominational Theological Center
 Adam Knew Eve: A Text of Terror?
Emily A. Holmes, Emory University
 Flesh Made Word: Tropes of Natality in Mystical Écriture Feminine
Joshua Braley, Vanderbilt University
 A Comparative Study of Different Races and Faiths: The Scientific Study of Religion and Early
Feminist Theology in The Woman’s Bible
Amy Levad, Emory University
 The Lived Christian Body: Appropriating Iris Marion Young for Christian Feminist Ethics
Respondent: Tina Pippin, Agnes Scott College
Business Session
10:30 am-12:15 pm
AAR: Arts, Literature, and Religion IV
Theme: Shaping Faith
Meizhu Du, University of Georgia, Presiding
Melissa Johnston-Barrett, Emory University
 Suffering and Polyphony in Schleiermacher’s Christmas Eve: A Dialogue
John Mazaheri, Auburn University
 Illusion and Faith in the Sad Fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton
Mary Ellen O'Donnell, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
 "Children of Ceremony": Reverent and Sinful Bodies in American Catholic Memoirs
Wesley Barker, Emory University
 To Abelard, the Philosopher, Heloise, Lover of Wisdom: Reading Erotic Difference
AAR: History of Judaism II
Theme: Jewish Thinkers and Doers
Gilya G. Schmidt, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Presiding
Zion Zohar, Florida International University
 Peace as a Divine Flow ("Shefa") in Jewish Mysticism: The Case of the Book of
the Zohar
Jerome E. Copulsky, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
 Leo Strauss, Gershom Scholem, and the Theological-Political Predicament of
Modern Judaism
Gilya G. Schmidt, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
 The Localization of Rural Southern German Jews in the Nineteenth Century
Business Meeting
AAR: History of Religions III
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Theme: Personal Transformation and Radical Embodiment
Jeffrey L. Richey, Berea College, Presiding
David Nikkel, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
 The Body in Tradition
Elijah Siegler, College of Charleston
 Ambassadors of the Dao: Energy Tourism and the Experience of the Other
John P. Thomson, Christopher Newport University
 Embodying the Dharma: A Close Look at What the Buddha Never Taught
SBL: New Testament VI
Theme: Pauline Studies
Patrick Gray, Rhodes College, Presiding
Jeffrey D. Jay, University of Chicago
 Thinking the Thought of Death With Paul: His Earnestness and Ours
Suzanne Watts Henderson, Salem College
 Taking Liberties with the Text: The Colossians Household Code as Hermeneutical
Paradigm
Rodrigo Morales, Duke University
 God, Wisdom, and the Spirit in the Wisdom of Solomon and 1 Corinthians
AAR/SBL: Undergraduate Papers II
Theme: Embodied Religion
Lisa R. Holliday, University of Kentucky, Presiding
Elizabeth Dunnam, Rhodes College
 Christian Asceticism: The Christian Faith in Action
Diane E. Curtis, Kennesaw State University
 Corpus Christi, Sanctus Christi: The Monophysite/Orthodox Battle for the Divinity of the Second
Person
Ann Marie Leonard, Elon University
 The Lives of Catholic Workers: Finding Refreshment in a Life Filled with Serving Others
Emily Shore, Elon University
 Finding a Home: Lesbian Women Reconciling Their Sexual Identity with the Church
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