Vol. 38 (2010): Arc: The Journal of the Faculty of Religious Studies

Published: 2010-12-01

Introduction from the Editors

• Introduction

  vii–viii

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Articles

• Look Back in Wonder Some Historiographical Reflections on Revolution in Christian “Tradition”

  Johannes C. Wolfart

  1–11

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• Living As If Not Pauline Messianism and Continental Political Philosophy

  Travis Kroeker

  13–22

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• Religion and Revolution Terry Eagleton’s Literary Appropriation of the Doctrine of Creation

  Richard Greydanus

  23–31

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• Rituals of Revolution Devotional Practice Among The Liberation Tigers ofTamil Eelam

  Victoria Gross

  33–41

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• The Vibrant Blood of the Dead Body Themes and Uses of Blood in the MemorialofAngela of Foligno

  E. Meaghan Matheson

  43–61

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• Discourse Features and Patterns in a Nigerian Pentecostal Christian Sermon

  Emmanuel Adedayo Adedun, Olajumoke Oluwatoyin Mekiliuwa

  63–94

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• Religious Commitment to One’s Own Religion and Acceptance of Other Religions

  James Kellenberger

  95–114

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• “Reducing the Ornaments of Fable to the Standard of Truth” Tylor, Vampires, and the Anthropology of Religion

  Joseph Laycock

  115–139

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• Pannenberg on Spinoza’s Theory of Miracles: A Misunderstood Parallel?

  H. Chad Hillier

  141–161

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• A Narrative of Death and Resurrection Emplotment and Decadence in Nineteenth-Century French Catholic Ideology

  Gavin Murray-Miller

  163–175

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Book Reviews

• Crowns in Egyptian Funerary Literature: Royalty, Rebirth, and Destruction, by Katja Goebs

  Jennifer Davis

  177–179

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• African Pentecostalism: An Introduction, by Ogbu Kalu

  Jeremy Rich

  179–181

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• The Theological Origins of Modernity, by Michael Allen Gillespie

  Arthur Williamson

  181–184

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• Roman Imperial Identities in the Early Christian Era, by Judith Perkins

  Meredith Warren

  184–186

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• Dark Green Religion: Nature Spirituality and the Planetary Future, by Bron Raymond Taylor

  Seth DeVere Clippard

  187–189

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• Many Peoples, Many Faiths: Women and Men in the World Religions, 9th edition, by Robert S. Ellwood and Barbara A. McGraw.

  Richard Greydanus

  189–191

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• Socially Engaged Buddhism, by Sallie B. King

  Jordan Johnson

  191–193

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• Revolt of the Scribes: Resistance and Apocalyptic Origin, by Richard Horsley

  Shlomo Mahn

  193–196

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• Canada’s Big Biblical Bargain: How McGill University Bought the Dead Sea Scrolls, by Jason Kalman and Jaqueline S. du Toit

  Andrew B. Perrin

  196–198

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• Making Transcendents: Ascetics and Social Memory in Medieval China, by Robert Ford

  Dominic Steavu

  198–201

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• The Audience of the Gospel: The Origin and Function of the Gospels in Early Christianity, Edited by Edward W Klink III

  Ian Henderson

  202–204

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• Raman Domestic Art and Early Church Houses, by David Balch

  Nicola E. Hayward

  205–207

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• The Cradle, the Cross, and the Crown: An Introduction to the New Testament, by Andreas Kostenberger, L. Scott Kellum, Charles L. Quarles

  Mike Arcieri

  207–208

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• Early Judaism: Texts and Documents on Faith and Piety. Revised Edition, by George W E. Nickelsburg and Michael E. Stone

  Elizabeth Morton

  209–211

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• This Incredible Need to Believe, by Julia Kristeva

  David Kolosyzc

  211–213

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