The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 1998: Vol 558 Index

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INDEX
Jerusalem, 144-62 Oslo accords, 157-58
American evangelical Protestantism, 151-56
Palestinian nationalism, 148-49 Pakistani religions in the United States, see
pilgrimage, 52 South Asian religions in the United
Roman Catholicism, 146-48 States
Zionism, 148-49, Palestinian nationalism, and Jerusalem, 148-
Johnson, Mary, 11 49
JOHNSON, MARY, The Reweaving of Catholic Parsiism, 187
Spiritual and Institutional Life, 135-43 Pentecostalism, 69-70, 71, 173, 186
Juergensmeyer, Mark, 10 Pilgrimages, 40-56
JUERGENSMEYER, MARK, Christian Vio- PLENTY GOOD ROOM: ADAPTATION IN A
lence in America, 88-100 CHANGING BLACK CHURCH, Cheryl
Townsend Gilkes, 101-21
Latino religion, 163-77 POSTDENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIANITY
demographics, 170-71 1N THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY,
evangelical Protestantism, 173 Donald E. Miller, 196-210
Pentecostalism, 173 Promise Keepers, 77-78, 85
poverty, 171-72 Protestantism, conservative, 16, 88-100
Spanish language, 168-69, 170 see also Christian fundamentalists; Chris-
LATINO RELIGIOUS RESURGENCE, THE, tian Right; New-paradigm churches; Pen-
Anthony M. Stevens-Arroyo, 163-77 tecostalism; Protestantism, evangelical
Protestantism, evangelical, 59, 61, 67-87, 219-
MAINLINE PROTESTANTISM 2000, Wil- 20
liam McKinney, 57-66 charismatics, 70, 71
Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historical feminism, 73-74
Site, 50 fundamentalists, 69, 71
Marty, Martin E., 9,11 Jerusalem, 151-56
MARTY, MARTIN E., Revising the Map of Latino religion, 173
American Religion, 13-27 market surveys, 75-76
McKinney, William, 10 neo-evangelicals, 70-71
McKINNEY, WILLIAM, Mainline Protestant- Pentecostals, 69-70, 71, 173, 186
ism 2000, 57-66 race relations, 85
McVeigh, Timothy, 95-96, 97 South Asian immigrants to the United
Megachurches, 76, 102-3, 104-5, 107, 114 States, 185-87
Metropolitan Community Church 68, 85 Zionism, 151
Miller, Donald E., 12, 62, 74-75, 83 Protestantism, mainline, 16, 33-34, 57-66,
MILLER, DONALD E., Postdenominational 198, 222
Christianity in the Twenty-First Century, congregations, 61-62
196-210 globalization, 64
MODERNIITY, THE RELIGIOUS, AND THE higher education, 58, 60, 61
SPIRITUAL, Wade Clark Roof, 211-24 hymnody and worship, 64
Moral Majority, 78-80 laity, ministry of the, 63-64
Mount Rushmore National Memorial, 49-50 social ministry, 63
South Asian immigrants to the United
Nation of Islam, 187, 188 States, 185-87
Nazism, 93, 96 theology, 60-61
New-paradigm churches, 62, 74-75, 83, 85, 86, women and minorities, 63
196-210
growth, institutional, 206-8 Racism, 85, 104, 108, 110, 116
music, 200-201 Reconstructionist theology (Christianity), 94-
social organization, 204-6 95, 98
theology, 203-4 Reed, Ralph, 80-82
worship, 201-3 REVISING THE MAP OF AMERICAN RELI-
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 92-93 GION, Martin E. Marty, 13-27
244 THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
Revivals, 77 higher education, 193
REWEAVING OF CATHOLIC SPIRITUAL Hinduism, 182-83, 191-92
AND INSTITUTIONAL LIFE, THE, Islam, 185, 191
Mary Johnson, 135-43 Jainism, 183-84, 191-92
Robertson, Pat, 79-80, 93, 94-95, 151 Parsiism, 187
Roman Catholicism, 16, 135-43 Sikhism, 184-85, 187-88, 191-92
American Catholics’ relationship to the pope, Spirituality, 211-24
122-31 Stevens-Arroyo, Anthony M., 11
feminist interpretations of the mysteries, STEVENS-ARROYO, ANTHONY M., The
140 Latino Religious Resurgence, 163-77
higher education, 22-23 SYMBOL AND THE STONE: JERUSALEM
Jerusalem, 146-48 AT THE MILLENIUM, THE, Roger
labyrinth, 139 Friedland and Richard Hecht, 144-62
pilgrimages, 44-45
priests, 22-23 Troeltsch, Ernst, 211-24
rosary, 139
saints, 138 Vineyard Christian Fellowship, 68, 70, 72, 75-
South Asian immigrants to the United 78, 196-210
States, 185-87
women leaders, 22-23 War on Poverty, 169
women priests, 122-31 Williams, Raymond Brady, 11-12
Women’s Ordination Conference (WOC), WILLIAMS, RAYMOND BRADY, Asian In-
122-31 dian and Pakistani Religions in the
see also Latino religion United States, 178-95
ROME AND AMERICAN CATHOLICS, Willow Creek Community Church, 68, 75-76,
Michele Dillon, 122-34 77
ROOF, WADE CLARK, Modernity, the Reli- Women
gious, and the Spiritual, 211-24 black church, 112-15, 116
ROOF, WADE CLARK, Preface, 9-12 evangelical Protestantism, 73-74
feminist interpretations in Roman Catholi-
Second Vatican Council, 130, 142, 169 cism, 140
Separation of church and state, 30, 38, 93, 94, mainline Protestantism, 63
96 Roman Catholicism, 22-23,122-31,140
Shibley, Mark A., 10 women Roman Catholic priests, 122-31
SHIBLEY, MARK A., Contemporary Evangeli- Women’s Ordination Conference (WOC), 122-
cals: Born-Again and World-Affirming, 31
67-87
Sikhism, 184-85, 187-88, 191-92 Zionism
South Asian religions in the United States, evangelical Protestantism, 151
178-95 Jerusalem, 148-49
Christianity, 185-87