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Some Papers To Be Presented At The AAR Whose Titles End With Question Marks

Emergence Everywhere?!

Are There Any Hip-Hop Womanists in the House? Womanist Theology, Political Activism, and the Hip-Hop Generation

Deaconess Garb: A Bad Habit or Good Fashion Sense?

The Fockerized Jew? Questioning Jewishness as Cool in American Popular Entertainment

Gender Essentialism in Matriarchalist Utopian Fantasies: Are Popular Novels Vehicles of Sacred Stories, or Only Sacred Propaganda?

What Does Saving Private Ryan Have to Do with the Old Testament? Reflections on Course Revisions after the First Year of Implementation

The Canonical Sense of Scripture as a Whole: Trinitarian or Christocentric?

What Makes a Man? Reflections from Disability Theology

Why Are There So Many Gay Mormon Websites?


(From the American Academy of Religion 2005 Annual Meeting Online Program Book.)

05 November 2005 |

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Well, I'll be damned - there ARE a lot of gay Mormon websites!

Posted by: Gwynne | 07 November 2005 at 10:57 AM

If someone submitted a paper entitled "Why all the questions? Gratuitous use of rhetorical questions in Academe" my head would explode. Alternately, I'd nominate them for some sort of award

Posted by: brady | 09 November 2005 at 04:53 PM

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