Vol 2009 no 2
Vol 2009 no 2
Literature
The Dichotomy of Rossetti’s Apologetics
Carol Chambers Gibson, English Professor, Kilgore College
Home-Schooling in Oldtown: The Education of a Virtuous Citizenry
William L. Howard, Professor of English, Chicago State University
Robert Frost: Devout Pagan
Nancy Nahra, Professor of Humanities, Champlain College
Science and Religion
Darwin, the Galapagos and God: A Biologist’s Journey and Dilemmas
Patricia T. Bradt and Rev. Peter A. Pettit
The River of Life: A Genetic Perspective on Macroevolution
Sankar Chatterjee, Paul Whitfield Horn Professor of Geosciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock
Meme-Splicing: Promoting in Science Virtues and Behaviors Traditionally Associated with Other Cultures
Matthew William Pankhurst Griffiths, Coordinator of Physics, University of New Haven
A Legal Perspective on Conflicts Involving Religious Communities
Scott C. Idleman, Professor, Marquette University Law School
A Discourse on No Discourse 9/11: Western Intellectuals and Muslim Intellectuals
Husain Kassim, Department of Philosophy, University of Central Florida
Shura/Consultation: A Strategy For Governance
Donald Francisco Casanova Mansir, Associate Professor, Saint Mary’s College of California
Gateway to Cultural Evolution—The Catholic Church in Jiangmen, China
Isabella Notar, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History, Mount Saint Mary’s University
The Cosmological Inversion: Sacred and Secular Constructs of “Faith” and “Belief”
John Roemischer, State University of New York, Plattsburgh, Adjunct Lecturer, Retired
The Empire of God and Evolution
John Wickham, Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX
Three Cultures
How We Got Here: Historical Reflections on the Rifts between Ways of Knowing
Eric A. Hanson, Professor of Music, Seattle Pacific University and Music Director/Conductor, Thalia Symphony
Women and Leadership
Motivation and (Un)Ethical Behavior: Are There Gender Differences?
Jeanette A. Davy, Kenneth J. Smith and Donald L. Rosenberg
Leadership For The New Millennium: More Mama Than Papa
Gloria J. Galanes, Professor, Department of Communication, Missouri State University
Gender Equity and the Dialogical Ethos of the University: Socrates, Schleiermacher and the Transversal Claim of the Conversatorium
John G. Moore, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Director, Honors International Program,
Lander University
Who Does She Think She Is? A Group-Level Theoretical Consideration of Women and Authority in Organizations
Karen L. Proudford, Associate Professor of Management, Morgan State University
Social Justice
Human Rights from a Latin American Perspective
Saulo Jose Casali Bahia, Federal Judge, Professor of Law, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil
Ethiopia in the New Millennium: Issues of Democratic Governance
Solomon Addis Getahun, Assistant Professor of African and African Diaspora History, Central Michigan University
Culture, Government and Markets
Koushik Ghosh, Professor and Co-Chair, Department of Economics, Central Washington University
Human Rights and Socio-Economic Justice: The Global Challenge
Professor Winston Nagan, University of Florida
Canada Opposes The United Nations’ Declaration of 2007 Recognizing the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Is Canada’s Strident Opposition an Anomaly or a Symptom of a Troubling Transformational Shift in Canadian Values?
Terrance P. Power, Professor, Royal Roads University, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Digital Age