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Power in the American Apocalypse: The Social Gospel
Marc Fonda, Centre for the Study of Religion at the University of Ottawa
Ginger Hanks Harwood, LaSierra University
A.J. Muste, Christian Pacifism and the A-Bomb
Leilah Danielson, Univerisity of Texas at Austin
A Millennial Movement Changes into a Religion: The Early Development of Islam in Umayyad Syria
David Cook, University of Chicago
Joachimites, Rappites and the Pursuit of Global Harmony
Raymond Bulman, St. John's University
Jonathan Edwards, Fourt-Part Parousia: History as Transformational Process
James Hewitson, University of Toronto
We Make Millenniums: The Universal Peace Union and the Politics of Perfection
Thomas Curran, Saint Louis University
Dies Irae:
Eschatological Judgements against the Enemies of God in the Poetry and Hynmody of the Jewish and Christian Traditions
Stephen Hummel, The Moscow State Institute of International Relations
Changing Down Babylon: Lyrics of Peace in Rastafarian Reggae Music
Leslie James, DePauw University
Tom Doyle, Independent Scholar
I Don't Even Think the Sun Ever Exists in this Place!: Questioning Reality in Millennial Films of the 1990s
Amanda Loos, Independent Scholar
Uncertain Dawn: Millennialism and Revolutionary Ideology in the Critical Period, 1783-1792
Steve Marini, Wellesley College
The Promised Day of the Lord: American Millennialism in the Revolutionary and Early National Era: 1765-1800
John Smith, SUNY Albany
Post Vatican II Catholicism: a Millennial Vision?
Anthony Egan, Weston Jesuit School of Theology
In the Apostolic Tradition: Revolutionary Nonviolence, Gender, and Catholic Resistance to the Vietnam War
Marian Mollin, Virginia Tech
Dedicated to Peace: The Foreign Policy of the Spainsh Republic, 1931-1936
Wayne Bowen, Ouachita Baptist University