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"H.
Richard Niebuhr and the Resymbolization of the Christian Message" (1977),
for the Greater Milwaukee Theological Association
"A
Word on Behalf of Genesis" (intradepartmental exchange on religion and
ecology)
"If
I Should Die – Personal and Theological Reflections" (1978), for the
Upper Midwest Regional Convention of the American Academy of Religion
"Response
to ‘God as Author, God as Agent’ by David Luce" (1978), for the
Wisconsin Philosophical Association
"One
Who Reaps Where He Does Not Sow" (1980), for the National Meeting of the
American Academy of Religion, New York
"Yes,
Virginia, There Is Life After Death" [Whitehead's Metaphysics] (1980), for
the Isaac Ferris Lectures of the UW-SP Philosophy Department
"Abortion:
Personal and Theological Reflections" (1984), Isaac Ferris Lecture
"Heroic
Theology: Langdon Gilkey's Centennial Address as Event" (1985), for the
National Meeting of the American Academy of Religion, Anaheim, CA
"Shane"
[The Myth of the Hero] (1987), fully developed paper used in Religious Studies
331; also, "The Wild Bunch"
"New
Age Religion" (1988), for the United Christian Ministries Faculty Forum
"Jesus
Christ Superstar" (1989), for Student Affairs Issues Forum
"Feminist
Theology" (1991), for Women in Higher Education
"Love
is Where You Find It" [Homosexuality and Religion] (1991), for Student
Affairs Issues Forum
"Women
in Religious Studies" (1991), for Lecture Forum, "Celebrating
Women"
"Demythologizing
the Men's Movement" (1993), For the L&S College Forum
"Myth,
Men and Women, on the Eve of a New Millennium: Healing the Wounded Male"
(November, 1994), for the National Meeting of the American Academy of Religion,
Chicago, Illinois
"Does
God Exist?" (1996), for a campus debate sponsored by Student Impact
"Unearthing
Inanna, and the Female Origins of Religion" (April, 1997), for the Upper
Midwest Regional Meeting of the American Academy of Religion, St. Paul,
Minnesota.
"Uniting
Gaia and God" (July, 1997), accepted (but not delivered, due to a conflict)
for the 22nd National Conference on Men and Masculinity, "Spirituality,
Community, and Social Change," St. John’s University, St. Joseph,
Minnesota
"Bonobos,
Chimpanzees, and Humans: Exploring the Religious Significance of New Information
about Human Origins" (October, 1997), for the Humanities Forum
"Disney
Gets Religion" (November, 1998), for the National Meeting of the American
Academy of Religion, Orlando, Florida
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