Journal of Church and State 1997: Vol 39 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 39
1997
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY AUTHOR
Bonicelli, Paul J. Dreisbach, Daniel L.
“Testing the Waters or Opening the “Sowing Useful Truths and Princi-
Floodgates: Evangelical Politics and ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
the ‘New’ Mexico,” 107-30. Jefferson, and the ‘Wall of Separa-
Butler, Gregory S. tion’,” 455-501.
“Visions of a Nation Transformed: Drinan, Robert F., S.J.
Modernity and Ideology in Wilson’s “Are the Expectations for the Reli-
Political Thought,” 37-51. gious Freedom Restoration Act Being
Chibi, Andrew A. Realized?,” 53-66.
Hankins, Barry G.
“Richard Sampson, his ‘Oratio,’ and
Henry VIII’s Royal Supremacy,” 543- “Religious Coercion in a Postmodern
Age,” 5-14.
60.
Juss, Satvinder S.
Cleary, Edward L.
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Les-
“The Brazilian Catholic Church and
sons for Great Britain,” 749-68.
Church-State Relations: Nation Build-
ing,” 253-72. Kim, Sung-Gun
“The Shinto Shrine Issue in Korean
Cochran, Clarke
Christianity under Japanese Colonial-
“Religious Traditions and Health Care
ism,” 503-21.
Policy: Potential for Democratic Dis-
King, Randall E.
course,” 15-35.
“When Worlds Collide: Politics, Reli-
Cookson, Catherine
gion, and Media at the 1970 East Ten-
“Reports from the Free Exercise
nessee Billy Graham Crusade,” 273-
Trenches: A Case Study of Religious
95.
Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans
Lambert, Frank
Practicing in the United States,” 723- “‘God—And a Religious President . . .
48.
Or Jefferson and No God’: Campaign-
Cox, William F., Jr. ing for a Voter Imposed Religious Test
“Christianity, Nationalism, and Edu- in 1800,” 769-89.
cational Philosophy,” 131-43.
Mollov, M. Benjamin
Davis, Derek H. “Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So-
“Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes
America,” 411-25. According to Hans J. Morgenthau,”
561-75.
“Religion and the Abuse of Judicial Massa, Mark, S.J.
Power,” 203-14. “A Catholic for President? John F.
Kennedy and the “Secular Theology
“Russia’s New Law on Religion: Pro- of the Houston Speech, 1960,” 297-
gress or Regress?,” 645-55. 317.
INDEX TO VOLUME 39
1997
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY AUTHOR
Bonicelli, Paul J. Dreisbach, Daniel L.
“Testing the Waters or Opening the “Sowing Useful Truths and Princi-
Floodgates: Evangelical Politics and ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
the ‘New’ Mexico,” 107-30. Jefferson, and the ‘Wall of Separa-
Butler, Gregory S. tion’,” 455-501.
“Visions of a Nation Transformed: Drinan, Robert F., S.J.
Modernity and Ideology in Wilson’s “Are the Expectations for the Reli-
Political Thought,” 37-51. gious Freedom Restoration Act Being
Chibi, Andrew A. Realized?,” 53-66.
Hankins, Barry G.
“Richard Sampson, his ‘Oratio,’ and
Henry VIII’s Royal Supremacy,” 543- “Religious Coercion in a Postmodern
Age,” 5-14.
60.
Juss, Satvinder S.
Cleary, Edward L.
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Les-
“The Brazilian Catholic Church and
sons for Great Britain,” 749-68.
Church-State Relations: Nation Build-
ing,” 253-72. Kim, Sung-Gun
“The Shinto Shrine Issue in Korean
Cochran, Clarke
Christianity under Japanese Colonial-
“Religious Traditions and Health Care
ism,” 503-21.
Policy: Potential for Democratic Dis-
King, Randall E.
course,” 15-35.
“When Worlds Collide: Politics, Reli-
Cookson, Catherine
gion, and Media at the 1970 East Ten-
“Reports from the Free Exercise
nessee Billy Graham Crusade,” 273-
Trenches: A Case Study of Religious
95.
Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans
Lambert, Frank
Practicing in the United States,” 723- “‘God—And a Religious President . . .
48.
Or Jefferson and No God’: Campaign-
Cox, William F., Jr. ing for a Voter Imposed Religious Test
“Christianity, Nationalism, and Edu- in 1800,” 769-89.
cational Philosophy,” 131-43.
Mollov, M. Benjamin
Davis, Derek H. “Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So-
“Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes
America,” 411-25. According to Hans J. Morgenthau,”
561-75.
“Religion and the Abuse of Judicial Massa, Mark, S.J.
Power,” 203-14. “A Catholic for President? John F.
Kennedy and the “Secular Theology
“Russia’s New Law on Religion: Pro- of the Houston Speech, 1960,” 297-
gress or Regress?,” 645-55. 317.
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY AUTHOR 901
Neal, Patrick bishop of San Antonio, and United
“Religion Within the Limits of Liber- States, 846-72.
alism Alone?,” 697-722. Villa-Vicencio, Charles
Pospielovsky, Dimitry “The Burden of Moral Guilt: Its The-
“The Renovationist Movement in the ological and Political Implications,”
Orthodox Church in the Light of Ar- 237-52.
chival Documents,” 85-105. Westmoreland-White, Michael
Russian Federation “Contributions to Human Rights in
“Russian Federation Federal Law: Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Ethics,” 67-83.
‘On Freedom of Conscience and on Wood, James E., Jr.
Religious Associations’,” 873-89. “A Tribute to Dean M. Kelley (1926-
Schlafly, Daniel L., Jr. 1997),” 643-44.
“Roman Catholicism in Today’s Rus- Wozniuk, Vladimir
sia: The Troubled Heritage,” 681-96. “The Wisdom of Solomon as Political
Sharkansky, Ira Theology,” 657-80.
“Religion and Politics in Israel and Wynot, Edward D., Jr.
Utah,” 523-41. “Prisoner of History: The Eastern Or-
U.S. Supreme Court thodox Church in Poland,” 319-38.
Text of U.S. Supreme Court Decision:
City of Boerne v. P.F. Flores, Arch-
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY SUBJECT
American nationalism: Calvinism:
“Christianity, Nationalism, and Edu- “Visions of a Nation Transformed:
cational Philosophy” (William F. Cox, Modernity and Ideology in Wilson’s
Jr.), 131-43.
Political Thought” (Gregory S. But-
ler), 37-51.
Apartheid:
Catholic Church:
“The Burden of Moral Guilt: Its The- “The Brazilian Catholic Church and
ological and Political Implications” Church-State Relations: Nation Build-
(Charles Villa-Vicencio), 237-52. ing” (Edward L. Cleary), 253-72.
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich: Catholicism:
“A Catholic for President? John F.
“Contributions to Human Rights in
Kennedy and the ‘Secular’ Theology
Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Ethics” (Mich-
of the Houston Speech, 1960” (Mark
ael Westmoreland-White), 67-83.
Massa, S.J.), 297-317.
Brazil: Christian ethics:
“The Brazilian Catholic Church and “Contributions to Human Rights in
Church-State Relations: Nation Build- Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Ethics” (Mich-
ing” (Edward L. Cleary), 253-72. ael Westmoreland-White), 67-83.
902 JCS INDEX: VOLUME 39
Christianity education:
“Christianity, Nationalism, and Edu- “Sowing Useful Truths and Princi-
cational Philosophy” (William F. Cox, ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
Jr.), 131-43.
Jefferson, and the ‘Wall of Separa-
tion’” (Daniel L. Dreisbach), 455-501.
Church and State, separation of:
“Sowing Useful Truths and Princi- Eastern Orthodox Church:
ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
“Prisoner of History: The Eastern Or-
Jefferson, and the ‘Wall of Separa-
thodox Church in Poland” (Edward
tion’” (Daniel L. Dreisbach), 455-501.
D. Wynot, Jr.), 319-38.
“Religion Within the Limits of Liber-
Education, philosophy of:
alism Alone?” (Patrick Neal), 697-722.
“Christianity, Nationalism, and Edu-
Civil liberties: cational Philosophy” (William F. Cox,
Jr.), 131-43.
“Tribute to Dean M. Kelley (1926-
1997), A” (James E. Wood, Jr.), 643-
England:
44,
“Richard Sampson, his ‘Oratio,’ and
“Are the Expectations for the Reli- Henry VIII’s Royal Supremacy” (An-
gious Freedom Restoration Act Being drew A. Chibi), 543-60.
Realized?” (Robert F. Drinan, S.J.),
53-66. Europe:
“Prisoner of History: The Eastern Or-
Civil religion:
thodox Church in Poland” (Edward
“Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in D. Wynot, Jr.), 319-38.
America” (Derek H. Davis), 411-25.
Evangelicalism:
“Religion and the Abuse of Judicial
“Testing the Waters or Opening the
Power” (Derek H. Davis), 203-14.
Floodgates: Evangelical Politics and
the ‘New’ Mexico” (Paul J. Bonicelli),
“Reports from the Free Exercise
107-30.
Trenches: A Case Study of Religious
Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans
Flag Salute:
Practicing in the United States”
“The Modern Religious Objection to
(Catherine Cookson), 723-48.
Mandatory Flag Salute in America: A
Democracy: History and Evaluation” (Jerry Berg-
“Are the Expectations for the Reli- man), 215-36.
gious F reedom Restoration Act Being
Realized?” (Robert F. Drinan, S.].), Free Exercise Clause:
53-66. “Reports from the Free Exercise
Trenches: A Case Study of Religious
“Religious Traditions and Health Care Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans
Policy: Potential for Democratic Dis- Practicing in the United States”
course” (Clarke Cochran), 15-35. (Catherine Cookson), 723-48.
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY SUBJECT 903
Freedom of Conscience, in Russia: Human rights:
“Russian Federation Federal Law: “Contributions to Human Rights in
‘On Freedom of Conscience and on Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Ethics” (Mich-
Religious Associations’” (Russian ael Westmoreland-White), 67-83.
Federation), 873-89.
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Les-
Freedom of conscience rights: sons for Great Britain” (Satvinder S.
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Les- Juss), 749-68.
sons for Great Britain” (Satvinder S.
Juss), 749-68. “The Burden of Moral Guilt: Its The-
ological and Political Implications”
(Charles Villa-Vicencio), 237-52.
Freedom of religion:
“The Modern Religious Objection to Israel:
Mandatory Flag Salute in America: A “Religion and Politics in Israel and
History and Evaluation” (Jerry Berg- Utah” (Ira Sharkansky), 523-41.
man), 215-36.
Japanese colonialism:
Germany: “The Shinto Shrine Issue in Korean
Christianity under Japanese Colonial-
“Contributions to Human Rights in
ism” (Sung-Gun Kim), 503-21.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Ethics” (Mich-
ael Westmoreland-White), 67-83. Jefferson, Thomas:
“Sowing Useful Truths and Princi-
Graham, Billy: ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
“When Worlds Collide: Politics, Reli- Jefferson, and the “Wall of Separa-
gion, and Media at the 1970 East Ten- tion’” (Daniel L. Dreisbach), 455-501.
nessee Billy Graham Crusade” (Ran-
dall E. King), 273-95. Jefferson, Thomas:
““God—And a Religious President . . .
Or Jefferson and No God’: Campaign-
Great Britain, religion and the state
ing for a Voter Imposed Religious Test
in:
in 1800” (Frank Lambert), 769-89.
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Les-
sons for Great Britain” (Satvinder S. Judaism:
Juss), 749-68. “Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So-
viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes
Health care reform and religion: According to Hans J. Morgenthau”
(M. Benjamin Mollov), 561-75.
“Religious Traditions and Health Care
Policy: Potential for Democratic Dis-
Judicial Branch:
course” (Clarke Cochran), 15-35.
“Religion and the Abuse of Judicial
Power” (Derek H. Davis), 203-14.
Henry VII:
“Richard Sampson, his ‘Oratio,’ and Kelley, Dean M.:
Henry VIII’s Royal Supremacy” (An- “A Tribute to Dean M. Kelley (1926-
drew A. Chibi), 543-60. 1997)” (James E. Wood, Jr.), 643-44.
904 JCS INDEX: VOLUME 39
Kennedy, John F., Jr.: Orthodoxy:
“A Catholic for President? John F. “The Renovationist Movement in the
Kennedy and the ‘Secular’ Theology Orthodox Church in the Light of Ar-
of the Houston Speech, 1960” (Mark chival Docuinents” (Dimitry Pos-
Massa, S.J.), 297-317. pielovsky), 85-105.
Korea: Philosophy of religion:
“The Shinto Shrine Issue in Korean “Religion Within the Limits of Liber-
Christianity under Japanese Colonial- alism Alone?” (Patrick Neal), 697-722.
ism” (Sung-Gun Kim), 503-21.
Poland:
Law and religion: “Prisoner of History: The Eastern Or-
“Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in thodox Church in Poland” (Edward
America” (Derek H. Davis), 411-25. D. Wynot, Jr.), 319-38.
Political theory:
“Religion and the Abuse of Judicial
“Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So-
Power” (Derek H. Davis), 203-14.
viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes
According to Hans J. Morgenthau”
Lenin, Vladimir:
(M. Benjamin Mollov), 561-75.
“The Renovationist Movement in the
Orthodox Church in the Light of Ar-
“Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in
chival Documents” (Dimitry Pos-
America” (Derek H. Davis), 411-25.
pielovsky), 85-105.
“The Wisdom of Solomon as Political
Liberalism:
Theology” (Vladimir Wozniuk), 657-
“Religion Within the Limits of Liber-
80.
alism Alone?” (Patrick Neal), 697-722.
Presidency, U.S.:
Mexico:
“A Catholic for President? John F.
“Testing the Waters or Opening the Kennedy and the ‘Secular’ Theology
Floodgates: Evangelical Politics and of the Houston Speech, 1960” (Mark
the ‘New’ Mexico” (Paul J. Bonicelli), Massa, S.J.), 297-317.
107-30.
Presidential election of 1800, U.S.:
Morgenthau, Hans J.:
““God—And a Religious President . . .
“Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So- Or Jefferson and No God’: Campaign-
viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes ing for a Voter Imposed Religious Test
According to Hans J. Morgenthau” in 1800” (Frank Lambert), 769-89.
(M. Benjamin Mollov), 561-75.
Religion and politics:
Nation-building: “Testing the Waters or Opening the
“The Brazilian Catholic Church and Floodgates: Evangelical Politics and
Church-State Relations: Nation Build- the ‘New’ Mexico” (Paul J. Bonicelli),
ing” (Edward L. Cleary), 253-72. 107-30.
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY SUBJECT 905
Religion and politics, U.S.: Religious Tests for Office:
“Religion and Politics in Israel and ““God—And a Religious President .. .
Utah” (Ira Sharkansky), 523-41. Or Jefferson and No God’: Campaign-
ing for a Voter Imposed Religious Test
in 1800” (Frank Lambert), 769-89.
“Religion Within the Limits of Liber-
alism Alone?” (Patrick Neal), 697-722.
Roman Catholicism:
“Roman Catholicism in Today's Rus-
Religious Freedom Restoration Act
sia: The Troubled Heritage” (Daniel
(RFRA):
L. Schlafly, Jr.), 681-96.
“Are the Expectations for the Reli-
gious F reedom Restoration Act Being Russia:
Realized?” (Robert F. Drinan, S.].),
“Russia’s New Law on Religion: Pro-
53-66.
gress or Regress?” (Derek H. Davis),
645-55.
Religious freedom, Russia:
“Russia’s New Law on Religion: Pro- “Russian Federation Federal Law:
gress or Regress?” (Derek H. Davis), ‘On Freedom of Conscience and on
645-55. Religious Associations” (Russian
Federation), 873-89.
Religious freedom, U.S.:
“Are the Expectations for the Reli- “Roman Catholicism in Today’s Rus-
gious F reedom Restoration Act Being sia: The Troubled Heritage” (Daniel
Realized?” (Robert F. Drinan, S.]J.), L. Schlafly, Jr.), 681-96.
53-66.
Russia, church history in:
“Reports from the Free Exercise “The Renovationist Movement in the
Trenches: A Case Study of Religious Orthodox Church in the Light of Ar-
Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans chival Documents” (Dimitry Pos-
pielovsky), 85-105.
Practicing in the United States”
(Catherine Cookson), 723-48.
Sampson, Richard:
Religious liberty: “Richard Sampson, his ‘Oratio,’ and
Henry VIII’s Royal Supremacy” (An-
“A Tribute to Dean M. Kelley (1926-
drew A. Chibi), 543-60.
1997)” (James E. Wood, Jr.), 643-44.
Secular State, Russia:
Religious movements, world:
“Russian Federation Federal Law:
“The Shinto Shrine Issue in Korean ‘On Freedom of Conscience and on
Christianity under Japanese Colonial- Religious Associations” (Russian
ism” (Sung-Gun Kim), 503-21. Federation), 873-89.
Religious pluralism: Solomon, biblical reign of:
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Les- “The Wisdom of Solomon as Political
sons for Great Britain” (Satvinder S. Theology” (Vladimir Wozniuk), 657-
Juss), 749-68. 80.
906 JCS INDEX: VOLUME 39
Solomon, political theology of: of the Houston Speech, 1960” (Mark
“The Wisdom of Solomon as Political Massa, S.]J.), 297-317.
Theology” (Vladimir Wozniuk), 657-
80. “Are the Expectations for the Reli-
gious Freedom Restoration Act Being
South Africa: Realized?” (Robert F. Drinan, S.].),
“The Burden of Moral Guilt: Its The- 53-66.
ological and Political Implications”
(Charles Villa-Vicencio), 237-52. “Christianity, Nationalism, and Edu-
cational Philosophy” (William F. Cox,
Soviet Union: Jr.), 131-43.
“Russia’s New Law on Religion: Pro-
gress or Regress?” (Derek H. Davis), “Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in
645-55. America” (Derek H. Davis), 411-25.
Soviet Union:
“Religion and Politics in Israel and
“Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So-
Utah” (Ira Sharkansky), 523-41.
viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes
According to Hans J. Morgenthau”
“Religious Coercion in a Postmodern
(M. Benjamin Mollov), 561-75.
Age” (Barry G. Hankins), 5-14.
Tennessee:
“When Worlds Collide: Politics, Reli- “Religious Traditions and Health Care
gion, and Media at the 1970 East Ten- Policy: Potential for Democratic Dis-
nessee Billy Graham Crusade” (Ran- course” (Clarke Cochran), 15-35.
dall E. King), 273-95.
“Reports from the Free Exercise
Totalitarianism: Trenches: A Case Study of Religious
“Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to So- Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans
viet and Other Totalitarian Regimes Practicing in the United States”
According to Hans J. Morgenthau” (Catherine Cookson), 723-48.
(M. Benjamin Mollov), 561-75.
““Sowing Useful Truths and Princi-
U.S. Supreme Court: ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
“Religion and the Abuse of Judicial Jefferson, and the ‘Wall of Separa-
Power” (Derek H. Davis), 203-14. tion’” (Daniel L. Dreisbach), 455-501.
“Text of U.S. Supreme Court Deci- “The Modern Religious Objection to
sion: City of Boerne v. P.F. Flores, Mandatory Flag Salute in America: A
Archbishop of San Antonio, and History and Evaluation” (Jerry Berg-
United States” (U.S. Supreme Court), man), 215-36.
846-72.
“When Worlds Collide: Politics, Reli-
United States: gion, and Media at the 1970 East Ten-
“A Catholic for President? John F. nessee Billy Graham Crusade” (Ran-
Kennedy and the ‘Secular’ Theology dall E. King), 273-95.
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY SUBJECT 907
United States, history of: Wall of Separation:
““God—And a Religious President . . . “Sowing Useful Truths and Princi-
Or Jefferson and No God’: Campaign- ples’: The Danbury Baptists, Thomas
ing for a Voter Imposed Religious Test Jefferson, and the ‘Wall of Separa-
in 1800” (Frank Lambert), 769-89. tion’” (Daniel L. Dreisbach), 455-501.
Wilson, Woodrow:
“Visions of a Nation Transformed:
Modernity and Ideology in Wilson’s “Visions of a Nation Transformed:
Modernity and Ideology in Wilson’s
Political Thought” (Gregory S. But-
Political Thought” (Gregory S. But-
ler), 37-51.
ler), 37-51.
Utah:
“Religion and Politics in Israel and
Utah” (Ira Sharkansky), 523-41.
ARTICLES AND FEATURES BY TITLE
“Are the Expectations for the Religious for a Voter Imposed Religious Test in
Freedom Restoration Act Being Real- 1800,”
ized?,” by Frank Lambert, 769-89.
by Robert F. Drinan, S.J., 53-66. “Jewry’s Prophetic Challenge to Soviet
“Brazilian Catholic Church and Church- and Other Totalitarian Regimes Ac-
State Relations, The: Nation Build- cording to Hans J. Morgenthau,”
ing,” by M. Benjamin Mollov, 561-75.
by Edward L. Cleary, 253-72. “Law, Morals, and Civil Religion in
“Burden of Moral Guilt, The: Its Theo- America,”
logical and Political Implications,” by Derek H. Davis, 411-25.
“Modern Religious Objection to Man-
by Charles Villa-Vicencio, 237-52.
datory Flag Salute in America: A His-
“Catholic for President? John F. Kennedy
tory and Evaluation, The,”
and the ‘Secular’ Theology of the
by Jerry Bergman, 215-36.
Houston Speech, 1960, A,”
“Prisoner of History: The Eastern Ortho-
by Mark Massa, S.J., 297-317.
dox Church in Poland,”
“Christianity, Nationalism, and Educa- by Edward D. Wynot, Jr., 319-38.
tional Philosophy,” “Religion and Politics in Israel and Utah,”
by William F. Cox, Jr., 131-43.
by Ira Sharkansky, 523-41.
“Contributions to Human Rights in Die- “Religion and the Abuse of Judicial
trich Bonhoeffer’s Ethics,”
Power,”
by Michael Westmoreland-White, 67- by Derek H. Davis, 203-14.
83. “Religion Within the Limits of Liberalism
“Freedom of Conscience Rights: Lessons Alone?,”
for Great Britain,” by Patrick Neal, 697-722.
by Satvinder S. Juss, 749-68. “Religious Coercion in a Postmodern
““God—And a Religious President . . . Or Age,”
Jefferson and No God’: Campaigning by Barry G. Hankins, 5-14.
908 JCS INDEX: VOLUME 39
“Religious Traditions and Health Care “Sowing Useful Truths and Principles’:
Policy: Potential for Democratic Dis- The Danbury Baptists, Thomas Jeffer-
course, son, and the ‘Wall of Separation’,”
by Clarke Cochran, 15-35. by Daniel L. Dreisbach, 455-501.
“Renovationist Movement in the Ortho- “Testing the Waters or Opening the
dox Church in the Light of Archival Floodgates: Evangelical Politics and
Documents, The,” the ‘New Mexico,”
by Dimitry Pospielovsky, 85-105. by Paul J. Bonicelli, 107-30.
“Reports from the Free Exercise “Text of U.S. Supreme Court Decision:
Trenches: A Case Study of Religious City of Boerne v. P.F. Flores, Arch-
Freedom Issues Faced by Wiccans bishop of San Antonio, and United
States,”
Practicing in the United States,”
by Catherine Cookson, 723-48. by U.S. Supreme Court, 846-72.
“Tribute to Dean M. Kelley (1926-1997),
“Richard Sampson, his ‘Oratio, and A”
Henry VIII’s Royal Supremacy,”
by James E. Wood, Jr., 643-44.
by Andrew A. Chibi, 543-60.
“Visions of a Nation Transformed: Moder-
“Roman Catholicism in Today’s Russia:
nity and Ideology in Wilson’s Political
The Troubled Heritage,”
Thought,”
by Daniel L. Schlafly, Jr., 681-96. by Gregory S. Butler, 37-51.
“Russian Federation Federal Law: ‘On “When Worlds Collide: Politics, Religion,
Freedom of Conscience and on Reli- and Media at the 1970 East Tennes-
gious Associations’,” see Billy Graham Crusade,”
by Russian Federation, 873-89. by Randall E. King, 273-95.
“Russia's New Law on Religion: Progress “Wisdom of Solomon as Political Theol-
or Regress?,” ogy, The,”
by Derek H. Davis, 645-55. by Vladimir Wozniuk, 657-80.
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