SBCS November Conference in conjunction with the American Academy
of Religion
Friday, November 18, 2011, AAR Additional Meeting, San Francisco, California
Society for Buddhist Christian Studies
FRI 9-11:30p P18-102 InterContinental - Stockton
Theme: Board Meeting
Miriam Levering, Rissho Kosei-kai and University of Tennessee, presiding
Friday, November 18, 2011, AAR Additional Meeting, San Francisco, California
Society for Buddhist Christian Studies
FRI 1-2:30p P18-292 InterContinental - Stockton
Theme: Board Meeting
Miriam Levering, Rissho Kosei-kai and University of Tennessee, presiding
Friday, November 18, 2011 San Francisco, California
Society for Buddhist Christian Studies
FRI 4-6p P18-392 InterContinental - Cathedral Hill
Terry C. Muck, Asbury Seminary, Presiding
terry.muck@asburyseminary.edu
Theme: Constructing Buddhist Identities in the West
This panel provides a critical look at the complex set of factors that come into play when Westerners of varying ethnicity, culture, and religion choose to adopt some sort of Buddhist identity.
Panelists:
James Coleman, California Polytechnic State University
Who Is a Buddhist? The Problem of Identity in Western Buddhism
jcoleman@calpoly.edu
Jan Willis, Wesleyan University
Some African Americans Are Buddhists, Too
jwillis@wesleyan.edu
Paul Knitter, Union Theological Seminary
Christian and Buddhist
paulknitter@gmail.com
David Gilner, Hebrew Union College
Jewish and Buddhist
dgilner@huc.edu
Saturday, November 19, 2011 San Francisco, California
Society for Buddhist Christian Studies
SAT 9-11:30a P19-108 InterContiinental - Union Square
Miriam Levering, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Presiding
miriam.levering@gmail.com
Theme: Christian Readings of Buddhist Texts
This panel provides a critical look at the theological and buddhaological issues raised when Christians and Buddhists read one another’s religious texts.
Panelists:
Catherine Cornille, Boston College
Reading the Religious Other
catherine.cornille@bc.edu
Leo Lefebure, Georgetown University
Reading the Dhammapada
ll253@georgetown.edu
Francis X. Clooney
Reading (Inter)religiously as a Theologically Necessary Act
fclooney@hds.harvard.edu
Business Meeting: 11:00 – 11:30
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