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Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion

1983, Volume 22

• Religious conversion and the concept of socialization: Integrating the brainwashing and drift models
  Long, Theodore E., Hadden, Jeffrey K., 1-14 22 1
• Religious affiliation and psychiatric diagnoses
  MacDonald, Coval B., Luckett, Jeffrey B., 15-37 22 1
• Religious orientation and complexity of thought about existential concerns
  Batson, C. Daniel, Raynor-Price, Lynn, 38-50 22 1
• Community and congregational factors in the growth and decline of Protestant churches
  McKinney, William Hoge, Dean R., 51-66 22 1
• The effect of religion on forcible rape: A structural analysis
  Stack, Steven Kanavy, Mary Jeanne, 67-74 22 1
• Extremism as a religious norm
  Liebman, Charles S., 75-86 22 1
• Searching for invisible thread: Meaning systems in contemporary Canada
  Bibby, Reginald W., 101-119 22 2
• Beyond Durkheim: Religion and suicide
  Stark, Rodney Doyle, Daniel P., Rushing, Jesse Lynn, 120-131 22 2
• "And thy neighbor as thyself": Self-esteem and faith in people as correlates of religiosity and family solidarity among Middletown high school students
  Bahr, Howard M., Martin, Thomas K., 132-144 22 2
• The Moral Majority in Middletown
  Tamney, Joseph B., Johnson, Stephen D., 145-156 22 2
• The authority and empowerment of women among spiritualist groups
  Haywood, Carol Lois, 157-166 22 2
• Community development and metropolitan religious commitment: A test of two competing models
  Welch, Kevin, 167-180 22 2
• Development of an "age universal" I-E scale
  Gorsuch, Richard L., Venable, G. Daniel, 181-187 22 2
• Visions of the Virgin Mary: The effect of family structure on Marian apparitions
  Carroll, Michael P., 205-221 22 3
• If I should die before I wake: Religious commitment and adjustment to the death of a child
  Cook, Judith A., Wimberley, Dale W., 222-238 22 3
• The effect of the decline in institutionalized religion on suicide, 1954-1978
  Stack, Steven, 239-252 22 3
• Circulation of the saints revisited: A longitudinal look at conservative church growth
  Bibby, Reginald W., Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., 253-262 22 3
• The role of religious identification in North American migration to Israel
  Dashefsky, Arnold, Lazerwitz, Bernard, 263-275 22 3
• Parish autonomy: Measuring denominational differences
  Cantrell, Randolph L., Krile, James F., Donohue, George A., 276-287 22 3
• Local-cosmopolitan theory and religiosity among Catholic nuns and brothers
  Petersen, Larry R., Takayama, K. Peter, 303-315 22 4
• Caribbean pilgrimages: A typology
  Glazier, Stephen D., 316-325 22 4
• General attribution theory for the psychology of religion: The influence of event-character on attributions to God
  Spilka, Bernard, Schmidt, Greg, 326-339 22 4
• Attributions of responsibility to God: An interaction of religious beliefs and outcomes
  Gorsuch, Richard L., Smith, Craig S., 340-352 22 4
• Toward a theory of death transcendence
  Hood, Ralph W. Jr., Morris, Ronald J., 353-365 22 4
• Patterns of religious disaffiliation: A study of lifelong Mormons, Mormon converts, and former Mormons
  Albrecht, Stan L., Bahr, Howard M., 366-379 22 4
• The Conway and Siegelman claims against religious cults: An assessment of their data
  Kilbourne, Brock K., 380-385 22 4

1984, Volume 23

• Text comprehension of various versions of the Bible
  Yeatts, John R., Linden, Kathryn W., 1-18 23 1
• Life crises among the religiously committed: Do sectarian differences matter?
  Ebaugh, Helen Rose, Fuchs, Richman, Kathe, Chafetz, Janet Saltzman, 19-31 23 1
• The relevance of religion: Iceland and secularization theory
  Swatos, William H., Jr., 32-43 23 1
• Worldviews, ideologies and social experimentation: Clarification and replication of "The Consciousness Reformation"
  Aidala, Angela A., 44-59 23 1
• Conflict in the Church: A social network analysis of an Anglican congregation
  Herman, Nancy J., 60-74 23 1
• Geographic mobility, social integration, and church attendance
  Welch, Michael R., Baltzell, John, 75-91 23 1
• Religious involvement and drug use among urban adolescents
  Hadaway, C., Kirk, Elifson, Kirk W., Petersen, David M., 109-128 23 2
• Mormon commitment rhetoric
  Shepherd, Gary, Shepherd, Gordon, 129-139 23 2
• National trends in Jewish ethnicity: A test of the polarization hypothesis
  Himmelfarb, Harold S., Load, R. Michael, 140-154 23 2
• The economy of love in religious commitment: The deconversion of women from nontraditional religious movements
  Jacobs, Janet, 155-171 23 2
• Post-involvement attitudes of voluntary defectors from controversial new religious movements
  Wright, Stuart A., 172-183 23 2
• Support for the Moral Majority: A test of a model
  Johnson, Stephen D., Tamney, Joseph B., 183-197 23 2
• Religious influence and congressional voting on abortion
  Daynes, Byron W., Tatalovich, Raymond, 197-201 23 2
• Review of the polls: Images of God among Americans
  Roof, Wade Clark, Roff, Jennifer L., 201-205 23 2
• On maintaining plausibility: The worldlview of evangelical college students.
  Hammond, Phillip E., Hunter, James Davidson, 221-238 23 3
• Religious socialization, apostasy, and the impact of family background.
  Hunsberger, Bruce, Brown, L. B., 239-251 23 3
• King and Hunt revisited: Dimensions of religious involvement.
  Hilty, Dale M., Morgan, Rick L., Burns, Joan E., 252-266 23 3
• Parental use of the threat "God will punish": Replication and extension.
  Nelsen, Hart M., Kroliczak, Alice, 267-278 23 3
• Bias in interpreting social facts: Is it a sin?
  Montgomery, Robert L., 278-291 23 3
• Regional migration and religious commitment in the United States.
  Stump, Roger W., 292-303 23 3
• Religion and regional culture: Patterns of concentration and change among American religious denominations, 1952-1980.
  Newman, William M., Halvorson, Peter L., 304-315 23 3
• Social justice and the right to use power.
  Neal, Marie Augusta, 329-340 23 4
• Women's work force status and church attendance.
  Ulbrich, Holly, Wallace, Myles, 341-350 23 4
• Religion, race and psychological well-being.
  St.George, Arthur, McNamara, Patrick H., 351-363 23 4
• Religion and political civility: The coming generation of American evangelicals.
  Hunter, James Davison, 364-380 23 4
• The role of the local social context in social movement accommodation: A case study of two Jesus People groups.
  Gordon, David F., 381-395 23 4
• The Mormon concept of Mother in Heaven: A sociological account of its origin and development.
  Heeren, John, Lindsey, Donald B., Mason, Marylee, 396-411 23 4
• Public support for anti-cult legislation.
  Richardson, James T., Van Driel, Barend, 412-418 23 4

1985, Volume 24

• A general attribution theory for the psychology of religion.
  Spilka, Bernard Shaver, Phillip Kirkpatrick, Lee A., 1-20 24 1
• Salience as a condition for various social consequences of religious commitment.
  Hoge, Dean R., De Zulueta, Ernesto, 21-38 24 1
• Circulation of the saints in South America: A comparative study.
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Bibby, Reginald W., 39-55 24 1
• The Virgin Mary at La Salette and Lourdes: Whom did the children see?
  Carroll, Michael P., 56-74 24 1
• Construct validation for the Religious Involvement Inventory: Replication
  Hilty, Dale H., Morgan, Rick, 75-86 24 1
• The impact of theological orientation and of the breadth of perspective on church members' attitudes and behaviors: Roof, Moll, and Kaill revisited.
  Black, Alan W., 87-101 24 1
• The dilemma of priest retirement.
  Fichter, Joseph F., 101-104 24 1
• Anomia and sin in Durkheim's thought.
  Mestrovic, Stjepan G., 119-136 24 2
• Religion, values and attitudes toward abortion.
  Harris, Richard J., Mills, Edward W., 137-154 24 2
• Status inconsistency and moral issues.
  Simpson, John H., 155-162 24 2
• The active vs. passive convert: Paradigm conflict in conversion / recruitment research.
  Richardson, James T., 163-179 24 2
• What was that sermon about? Predicting memory for religious messages from cognitive psychology theory.
  Pargament, Kenneth I., DeRosa, Donald V., 180-193 24 2
• Watson as mythmaker: The millenarian sources of Watsonian behaviorism.
  Creelan, Paul, 194-216 24 2
• Glutton, gourmet or bon vivant: A response to Charles S. Liebman.
  Cumptsy, John, 217-221 24 2
• Government regulatory powers and church autonomy: Deviant groups as test cases.
  Robbins, Thomas, 237-252 24 3
• Financing the Millennium: The economic structure of the Unificationist movement.
  Bromley, David G., 253-274 24 3
• Viewing "the other side" in Northern Ireland: Openness and attitudes to religion among Catholic and Protestant adolescents.
  Greer, John E., 275-292 24 3
• An exploration of adults' religious orientations and their philosophies of human nature.
  Lupfer, Michael, Wald, Kenneth, 293-304 24 3
• Do converts always make the most committed Christians?
  Barker, Irwin R., Currie, Raymond F., 305-313 24 3
• Parent-university student agreement on religious and nonreligious issues.
  Hunsberger, Bruce, 314-320 24 3
• Have the social sciences been converted?
  Segal, Robert A., 321-324 24 3
• Kilbourne on Conway and Siegelman: A statistical critique.
  Maher, Brendan A., Langone, Michael D., 325-326 24 3
• Premarital sexual behavior and religious adolescents.
  Woodroof, J. Timothy, 343-366 24 4
• Patterned religious meanings: Orientations expressed by a sample of elderly women.
  Woodworth, Deborah L., 367-383 24 4
• Religion and regional culture: The changing pattern of religious affiliation in the Cajun region of southwest Louisiana.
  Clarke, Clifford J., 367-383 24 4
• Gender differences in images of God.
  Nelsen, Hart M., Cheek, Neil H., Jr., Au, Paul, 396-402 24 4
• Clustering of abortion scale scores.
  Lane, Ralph Jr., 403-407 24 4
• The development of intrinsic and extrinsic religious orientations.
  Kahoe, Richard D., 408-412 24 4
• The conceptualization of religious purity in Allport's typology.
  Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 413-418 24 4
• Intrinsic and extrinsic religiousness: The empirical research.
  Donahue, Michael J., 418-423 24 4
• A structural equation modeling analysis of the means, end and quest dimensions.
  Hilty, Dale M., Morgan, Rick, Hartman, Wilmer, 424-436 24 4
• Forms and measures of personal faith: Questions, correlates and distinctions.
  Spilka, Bernard, Kojetin, Brian, McIntosh, Danny, 437-442 24 4

1986, Volume 25

• The social basis of antifeminism: Religious networks and culture.,
  Himmelstein, Jerome, 1-25 25 1
• Strategies for social change employed by Communidades Eclesia de Base (CEBs) in the Archdiocese of Sao Paulo.
  Hewitt, W. E., 16-30 25 1
• Religious attendance and subjective health.
  Levin, Jeffrey S., Markides, Kyriakos S., 31-40 25 1
• The "Midrash" and biographic rehabilitation.
  Rotenberg, Mordechai, 41-56 25 1
• Augustine's search for a fail-safe God to trust.
  Dittes, James E., 57-63 25 1
• Augustine: The reader as self object.
  Gay, Volney, 64-76 25 1
• Magic in language and ritual: Notes on Augustine's Confessions.
  Fenn, Richard, 77-91 25 1
• Augustine as client and as theorist.
  Teselle, Eugene, 92-101 25 1
• Confessions of unbelief: In quest of the vital life.
  Kliever, Lonnie D., 102-115 25 1
• A reply to Maher and Langone's statistical critique of Kilbourne.
  Kilbourne, Brock K., 116-123 25 1
• Messianic personalism: A role analysis of the Unification Church.
  Parsons, Arthur S., 141-161 25 2
• The Polish peasant and The Pilgrim's Progress: Morality and mythology in W. I. Thomas' social theory.
  Creelan, Paul Granfield, Robert,, 162-179 25 2
• Turning pews into people: Estimating 19th century church membership.
  Finke, Roger Stark, Rodney,, 180-192 25 2
• God and the just world: Causal and coping attributions to God in health situations.
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Hahn, June,, 193-207 25 2
• Religious orientation and moral judgment.
  Sapp, Gary L., Jones, Logan,, 208-214 25 2
• Religiosity and social desirability.
  Watson, P. J. Morris, Ronald J., Foster, James E., Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 215-232 25 2
• New religious movements turn to worldly success.
  Khalsa, Kirpal Singh, 233-247 25 2
• How does religion influence fertility? The case of Mormons.
  Heaton, Tim B., 248-258 25 2
• Religious community and individualism: Conceptual adaptations by one group of Mennonites.
  Smucker, Joseph, 273-291 25 3
• Death customs in a non-religious kibbutz: The use of sacred symbols in a secular society.
  Rubin, Nissan, 292-303 25 3
• Some personality effects of long-term Zen monasticism and religious understanding.
  MacPhillamy, Douglas J., 304-319 25 3
• Pavlov's religious orientation.
  Windholz, George, 320-327 25 3
• Measuring Christian orthodoxy: Reassessing the issue of unidimensionality.
  Lindsey, Donald B., Sirotnik, Barbara W., Heeren, John, 328-338 25 3
• Church as a family surrogate: Another look at family ties, anomie, and church involvement.
  Christiano, Kevin J., 339-354 25 3
• Evangelicals and fundamentalist in the New Christian Right: Religious differences in the Ohio Moral Majority.
  Wilcox, Clyde, 355-363 25 3
• Comment on Segal's "Have the Social Sciences Been Converted?"
  Blasi, Anthony J., 364-366 25 3
• Comment on Segal's "Have the Social Sciences Been Converted?"
  Nelson, Lynn D., 267-368 25 3
• Response to Blasi and Nelson.
  Segal, Robert A., 369-372 25 3
• The audiences' uses and gratifications of TV worship services.
  Pettersson, Thorleif, 391-410 25 4
• The uses and effects of televangelism: A factorial model of support and contribution.
  Korpi, Michael F., Kim, Kyong Liong,, 410-423 25 4
• God concepts and religious commitment and Christian university students.
  Hammersla, Joy Fisher Andrews-Qualls, Lisa C., Frease, Lynne G., 424-436 25 4
• Reference groups, religiosity, and premarital sexual behavior.
  Woodroof, J. Timothy, 436-460 25 4
• The local/cosmopolitan dichotomy and acceptance of women clergy: A replication and extension of Roof.
  Lehman, Edward C., Jr., 461-482 25 4
• A covariance structure analysis of the De Jong, Faulkner, and Warland religious involvement model.
  Hilty, Dale M., Stockman, Sue J., 483-493 25 4
• Figuring out cult receptivity.
  Wallis, Roy, 494-503 25 4
• Bridging the gap between understanding and explanation approaches to the study of religion.
  Kepnes, Steven D., 504-512 25 4
• Hark! The herald angels sing.
  Hoffman, Thomas J., 513-514 25 4

1987, Volume 26

• Religious broadcasting and the mobilization of the New Christian Right.
  Hadden, Jeffrey K., 1-24 26 1
• A chronic technical disaster and the irrelevance of religious meaning,: The case of Centralia, Pennsylvania
  Kroll-Smith, J. Stephen, Couch, Stephen Robert, 25-37 26 1
• Christian faith and nuclear weapons: Rank- and-file opinions.
  Hart, Stephen, 38-62 26 1
• Quasi-religious meaning systems, official religion, and quality of life in an alternative lifestyle: A survey from the back-to-the-land movement.
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Jacob, Jeffrey C., 63-80 26 1
• Alliances and ritual ecstasy: Human responses to resource stress.
  Hayden, Brian, 81-91 26 1
• Church-state relations in Russia and Nicaragua: Early revolutionary years.
  Greil, Arthur L., Kowalewski, David,, 92-104 26 1
• Factors related to intolerance of AIDS victims.
  Johnson, Stephen D., 105-110 26 1
• Quest: Constructive search or religious conflict?
  Kojetin, Brian A., McIntosh, Danny N., Bridges, Robert A., Spilka, Bernard, 111-115 26 1
• Conversion or commitment? A reassessment of the Snow and Machalek approach to the study of conversion
  Staples, Clifford L., Mauss, Armand L., 133-147 26 2
• The "new renunciates" of the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh: Observations and identification of problems of interpreting new religious movements.
  Carter, Lewis F., 148-172 26 2
• Where do we go from here? Scenarios for the psychology of religion.
  Pruyser, Paul W., 173-181 26 2
• Indiscriminate proreligiousness: Conceptualization and measurement.
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Brannick, Michael T., Adamakos, Harry Ensing, David S., Kelemen, M., Lane, Warren, Richard K., Falgout, Kathryn, Cook, Paul, Myers, Jennifer 182-200 26 2
• Religion and socio-economic achievement.
  Homola, Michael Knudsen, Dean Marshall, Harvey, 201-218 26 2
• Religious factors and drug usage among Seventh-day Adventist youth in North America.
  Dudley, Roger L., Mutch, Patricia, Cruise, Robert J., 218-234 26 2
• A typology of progressive Catholics: A study of the delegates to the National Pastoral Congress.
  Hornsby-Smith, Michael P., Procter, Michael, Rajan, Lynda, Brown, Jennifer, 234-249 26 2
• Following the leaders: Parents' influence on adolescent religious activity.
  Kieren, Dianne K., Munro, Brenda, 249-255 26 2
• More on the dimensionality of Christian orthodoxy.
  Hunsberger, Bruce, 256-259 26 2
• Response to Hunsberger.
  Lindsey, Donald B., Sirotnik, Barbara W., Heeren, John, 260-262 26 2
• Morality and perceptions of society: The limits of self-interest.
  Smith, Ruth L., 279-293 26 3
• Deconversion from religious movements: An analysis of charismatic bonding and spiritual commitment.
  Jacobs, Janet, 294-308 26 3
• The social protest of Christian and nonreligious groups: The importance of goal choice.
  Donnelly, Brenda W., 309-326 26 3
• Environmental variation and the plausibility of religion: A California Indian example.
  Spickard, James V., 327-340 26 3
• Parental religion and alcohol use problems as intergenerational predictors of problem drinking among college youth.
  Perkins, H. Wesley, 340-357 26 3
• A cross-cultural investigation of religious orientation, social norms, and prejudice.
  Griffin, Glenn A. Elmer, Gorsuch, Richard L., Davis, Andrea-Lee, 358-367 26 3
• The application of the religion-psychological role theory.
  Kallstad, Thorvald, 367-374 26 3
• Saint Augustine and the psalter in the light of role-psychology.
  Sunden, Hjalmar, 375-382 26 3
• Sunden's role theory and glossolalia.
  Holm, Nils G., 383-389 26 3
• Attribution, roles and religion: A theoretical analysis of Sunden's role-theory of religion and the attributional approach to religious experience.
  Wikstrom, Owe, 390-400 26 3
• The value of Sunden's role-theory demonstrated and tested with respect to religious experiences in meditation.
  VanDerLans, Jan, 401-412 26 3
• The religionization of a society: The continuing application of Shariah law in Saudi Arabia.
  Souryal, Sam S., 429-449 26 4
• "Public" and "private" Protestantism reconsidered: Introducing the "Loyalists.
  Luidens, Donald A., Nemeth, Roger J., 450-464 26 4
• Grass-roots deviance from the official doctrine: A study of Latter-day Saint (Mormon) folk-beliefs.
  Crapo, Richley H., 465-486 26 4
• Praying the rosary: The anal-erotic origins of a popular Catholic devotion.
  Carroll, Michael P., 486-498 26 4
• Perceptions of authority and the power strategies used by clergymen.
  Falbo, Toni New, B., Lynn Gaines, Margie, 499-507 26 4
• The cult withdrawal syndrome: A case of misattribution of cause?
  Lewis, James R., 508-522 26 4
• Sociology's one law: Religion and suicide in the urban context
  Faupel, Charles E., Kowalski, Gregaory S., Starr, Paul D., 523-535 26 4
• Antireligious humanistic values, guilt, and self esteem
  Watson, P. J., Morris, Ronald J., Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 535-546 26 4
• National prominence and religious preference
  Selth, Jefferson P., 547-550 26 4

1988, Volume 27

• Religion and the persistence of identity
  Hammond, Phillip E., 1-11 27 1
• Transformative impact of the study of new religions on the sociology of religion, The
  Robbins, Thomas, 12-31 27 1
• Church and political opposition, the: Comparative perspectives on mobilization against authoritarian regimes
  Johnston, Hank, Figa, Jozef, 32-47 27 1
• Structuring of political attitudes among liberal and conservative Protestants, The
  Kiecolt, K., Jill Nelsen, Hart M., 48-59 27 1
• Political action committees of the New Christian Right: A longitudinal analysis
  Wilcox, Clyde, 60-71 27 1
• Embracing Augustine: Reach, restraint, and romantic resolution in the Confessions
  Elledge, W. Paul, 72-89 27 1
• Religion and the problem-solving process: Three styles of coping
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Kennell, Joseph, Hathaway, William Grevengoed, Nancy, Newman, Jon, Jones, Wendy, 90-104 27 1
• Correlates of mystical and diabolical experiences in a sample of female university students
  Spanos, Nicholas P., Moretti, Patricia, 105-116 27 1
• Conway-Siegelman data on religious cults, The: Kilbourne's analysis reassessed (again)
  Kirkpatrick, Lee A., 117-121 27 1
• Structure of Hood's Mysticism scale, The: A factor-analytic study
  Caird, Dale, 122-127 27 1
• Age-related differences in beliefs, attitudes and practices of priests
  DeJong, Judith A., Donovan, Donna Coghlan, 128-136 27 1
• Government activity and civil privatism: Evidence from voluntary church membership
  Wuthnow, Robert, Nass, Clifford, 157-191 27 2
• Christian eschatological identities and the nuclear context
  Weigert, Andrew J., 175-191 27 2
• Moral conservatism and the 1984 presidential election
  Woodrum, Eric, 192-210 27 2
• Changes in the attitudinal correlates of opposition to abortion, 1977-1985
  Jelen, Ted J., 211-228 27 2
• Life quality of Tibetans and Hindus: A function of religion
  Fazel, Mohammed K., Young, David M., 229-242 27 2
• Religious belief, participation and consequences: An exploratory and confirmatory analysis
  Hilty, Dale M., 243-259 27 2
• Prejudice and religion revisited: A cross-cultural investigation with a Venezuelan sample
  Ponton, Marcel O., Gorsuch, Richard L., 260-272 27 2
• Religiosity among Indochinese refugees in Utah
  Lewis, Robert E., Fraser, Mark W., Percora, Peter J., 272-283 27 2
• Women called Catholics: The sources of dissatisfaction with the Church, Santa Clara County, California
  Browne, J., Patrick, Lukes, Timothy J., 284-290 27 2
• Scientific approach to religious development: Proposals and a case illustration, A
  Kwilecki, Susan, 307-325 67 3
• Institutional plausibility alignment as rhetorical exercise: A mainline denominations' struggle with the exigence of sexism
  McMillan, Jill J., 326-344 27 3
• Identity, structure and communicative action in church decision-making
  Conrad, Charles, 345-361 27 3
• Orthodoxy, religious discordance, and alienation
  Petersen, Larry R., 362-377 27 3
• Religion and radical labor unionism: American states in the 1920s
  Christiano, Kevin J., 378-388 27 3
• Exploration of the attribution styles of Christian fundamentalists and of authoritarians, An
  Lupfer, Michael B., Hopkinson, Patricia L., Kelley, Patricia, 389-398 27 3
• Relationship of God control and internal locus of control to intrinsic religious motivation, coping and purpose in life, The
  Jackson, Laurence E., Coursey, Robert D., 399-410 27 3
• Religiosity, life meaning and wellbeing: Some relationships in a sample of women
  Chamberlain, Kerr, Zika, Cheryl, 411-420 27 3
• Survey of Chinese anomalous experiences and comparison with Western representative national samples, A
  McClenon, James, 421-426 27 3
• Survival value of transcendental ideology, The
  Farr, Kathryn, 427-428 27 3
• Praying the rosary
  Capps, Donald, Carroll, Michael, 429-441 27 3
• Sociology of religion and American religious history
  Hackett, David G., 461-474 27 4
• New typology for organizations, A: Market, bureaucracy, clan and mission, with application to American denominations
  Scherer, Ross P., 475-498 27 4
• Demographic transitions in religious organizations: A comparative study of priest decline in Roman Catholic diocese
  Schoenherr, Richard A., Young, Lawrence A., Vilarino, Jose Perez, 499-523 27 4
• Role commitment processes revisited: American Catholic priests 1970 and 1985
  Verdieck, Mary Jeanne, Shields, Joseph J., Hoge, Dean R., 524-535 27 4
• Religious predictors of Catholic parishioners' sociopolitical attitudes: Devotional style, closeness to God, imagery, and agentic/ communal religious identity
  Welch, Michael R., Leege, David C., 536-552 27 4
• Determinants of moral attitudes
  Woodrum, Eric, 553-574 27 4
• Gender, religious identity and work force participation
  Hertel, Bradley R., 574-592 27 4
• Variables related to recall of the English Bible: Comprehensibility, structural importance, meaningfulness, interest, specificity of denotation and abstractness-concreteness
  Yeatts, John R., 593-608 27 4
• Task performance and attributional biases in the ministry
  Nauta, Reinard, 609-620 27 4
• Religious affiliation, participation and fertility: A cautionary note
  Marcum, John P., 621-630 27 4
• Effects of membership in Scientology on personality: An exploratory study
  Ross, Michael W., 630-636 27 4
• Meaning and causes: Response to Kepnes
  Segal, Robert, 637-644 27 4
• In pursuit of dialogue: Reply to Segal
  Kepnes, Steven D., 645-651 27 4
• Response to Selth's "National Prominence and Religious Preference", A
  Ives, Kenneth H., 651-652 27 4

1989, Volume 28

• Evangelical politics and status issues
  Wald, Kenneth D., Owen, Dennis E., Hill, Samuel S., 1-16 28 1
• Evangelism as frame intrusion: Observations on witnessing in public places
  Ingram, Larry C., 17-26 28 1
• How the upstart sects won America: 1776-1850
  Finke, Roger, Stark, Rodney, 27-44 28 1
• Demographics of religious participation: An ecological approach,1850-1980
  Finke, Roger, 45-59 28 1
• Influence of economic and demographic factors on rural church visibility, The
  Rathge, Richard W., Goreham, Gary A., 59-74 28 1
• American religion in the post-Aquarian age: Values and demographic factors in church growth and decline
  Perrin, Robin D., 75-89 28 1
• Virgin of Guadalupe and the economics of symbolic behavior, The
  O'Connor, Mary, 105-119 28 2
• Origins and prospects of the option for the poor in Brazilian Catholicism
  Hewitt, W. E., 120-135 28 2
• Catholicism and social change in the Netherlands: A case of radical secularization
  Lechner, Frank J., 136-147 28 2
• Non-ordained workers in the Catholic church: Power and mobility among American nuns
  Wittberg, Patricia, 148-161 28 2
• Factionalism, group defection, and schism in the Hare Krishna movement
  Rochford, E. Burke, 162-179 28 2
• Strangers once more: Patterns of disaffiliation from Mormonism
  Bahr, Howard M., Albrecht, Stan L., 180-200 28 2
• Identifying American apostates: A cluster analysis
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, 201-215 28 2
• Innovation theory and religious nones
  Tamney, Joseph B., Powell, Shawn, Johnson, Stephen, 216-229 28 2
• In defense of developmental theories of religion
  Barnes, Michael H., 230-232 28 2
• Concluding unscientific postscript on religious development, A
  Kahoe, Richard D., 233-236 28 2
• Reply to Barnes and Kahoe
  Kwilecki, Susan, 237-240 28 2
• Reappraising Durkheim's Elementary Forms of Religious Life in the context of Schopenhauer's philosophy
  Mestrovic, Stjepan, 255-272 28 3
• Correlations versus case studies: The case of the Zulu in Swanson's The Birth of the Gods
  Lang, Graeme, 273-282 28 3
• Religious group variation in the socioeconomic status and family behavior of women
  Heaton, Tim B., Cornwall, Marie, 283-299 28 3
• Protestant heritage and the spirit of gun ownership, The
  Young, Robert L., 300-309 28 3
• Religious orientation and the targets of discrimination
  McFarland, Sam G., 324-336 28 3
• Interactional factor correlations with means and ends religiousness
  Watson, P. J., Morris, Ronald J., Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 337-347 28 3
• Intrinsic/Extrinsic measurement: I/E revised and single-item scales
  Gorsuch, Richard L., McPherson, Susan E., 348-354 28 3
• Religious orientation, impression management, and self-deception: Toward a clarification of the link between religiosity and social desirability
  Leak, Gary E., Fish, Stanley, 355-359 28 3
• Short version of the Christian Orthodoxy Scale, A
  Hunsberger, Bruce, 360-365 28 3
• Religion in the introductory psychology textbook: A comparison of three decades
  Lehr, Elizabeth Spilka, Bernard, 366-371 28 3
• Comment on "Evangelicals and status issues," by Wald, Owen, and Hill
  Miller, Wesley E., 372-373 28 3
• Reply to Miller
  Wald, Kenneth D., Owen, Dennis E., Hill, Samuel S., Jr., 374 28 3
• Pat Robertson: Who supported his candidacy for presidency
  Johnson, Steven D., Tamney, Joseph B., Burton, Ronald, 387-399 28 4
• Evangelicals and moral majority
  Wilcox, Clyde, 400-414 28 4
• Religious experience, evangelism, and institutional growth within the Assemblies of God
  Poloma, Margaret M., Pendleton, Brian F., 415-431 28 4
• Church friendships: Boon or barrier to church growth
  Olson, Daniel V., 432-437 28 4
• Social and cognitive influences on the development of religious beliefs and commitment in adolescence
  Ozorak, Elizabeth Weiss, 448-463 28 4
• Secularization and religious revival: Evidence from U.S. church attendance rates, 1972-1986
  Chaves, Mark, 464-477 28 4
• Preliminary time series analysis of church activity in colonial Woodbury, Connecticut, A
  Hull, Brooks B., Moran, Gerald F., 478-492 28 4
• Toward an explanation of church opposition to authoritarian regimes: Religio-oppositional subcultures in Poland and Catalonia
  Johnston, Hank, 493-508 28 4
• Varieties of religious involvement and environmental concerns: Testing the Lynn White thesis
  Eckberg, Douglas Lee Blocker, T., Jean, 509-517 28 4
• Under-reported churches in middle Tennessee
  Ethridge, P. Maurice, 518-529 28 4
• Multiple religious switching
  Roof, Wade Clark, 530-535 28 4

1990, Volume 29

• Dimensions of religiosity among believers in Japanese folk religion
  Kaneko, Satoru, 1-18 29 1
• Religious participation of Korean immigrants in the United States
  Hurh, Won M., Kim, Kwang Chung, 19-35 29 1
• Class collaboration for the sake of religion: Elite control and social mobility in a nineteenth-century colonial mission
  Miller, Jon, 35-53 29 1
• Religious belief, church involvement, and ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
  Eisinga, Rob, Felling, Albert, Peters, Jan, 54-75 29 1
• Downfall of Rajneeshpuram in the print media, The: A cross-national study
  VanDriel, Barry Van Belzen, Jacob, 76-90 29 1
• Self-concept of members of an experimental community, The:
  Rajneeshpuram Latkin, Carl A., 91-98 29 1
• Content analysis of the praying practices of Dutch youth, A
  Janssen, Jacques, De Hart, Joep, den Draak, Christine, 99-107 29 1
• Church membership in the Netherlands, 1960-1987
  Eisinga, Rob, Felling, Albert, 108-112 29 1
• Sexual behavior, church attendance, and permissive beliefs among unmarried young men and women
  Jensen, Larry, Newell, Rea J., Holman, Tom, 113-117 29 1
• Religious belief and attitude constraint
  Jelen, Ted G., 118-125 29 1
• Self-affirmation, freedom, and rationality: Theoretically elaborating "active" conversations
  Dawson, Lorne, 141-163 29 2
• Quasi-experimental elicitation of the differential report of religious experience among intrinsic and indiscriminately pro-, religious types
  Hood, Ralph W. Jr., Watson, P. J., 164-172 29 2
• Effects of acculturation into the Hare Krishna movement on mental health and personality
  Weiss, Arnold S., Mendoza, Richard H., 173-184 29 2
• Tuning in the Spirit: Exposure to types of religious TV programming among American Catholic parishioners
  Welch, Michael R., Johnson, C. Lincoln Pilgrim, David, 185-197 29 2
• Religion and political realignment in the Rocky Mountain states
  Olson, John Kevin, Beck, Ann C., 198-209 29 2
• Bible Belt, The: An empirical test of the hypothesis of clergy over- representation, 1890-1930
  Clarke, Clifford J., 210-226 29 2
• Further analysis of anomia and religiosity, A
  Kanagy, Conrad L., Willits, Fern K., Crider, Donald M., 226-235 29 2
• Religion and psychological distress
  Ross, Catherine E., 236-245 29 2
• R-order and religious switching
  Babchuk, Nicholas, Whitt, Hugh P., 246-254 29 2
• Simultaneous control and crosstabular presentation with polytomous variables: The case of religion predictors
  Neslon, Lynn D., Henry, Neil W., 255-263 29 2
• Religion and the body: Rematerializing the human body in the social sciences of religion
  McGuire, Meredith B., 283-296 29 3
• Religious practice: A human capital approach
  Iannaccone, Laurence R., 297-314 29 3
• Attachment theory and religion: Childhood attachments, religious beliefs, and conversion
  Kirkpatrick, Lee A., Shaver, Phillip R., 315-334 29 3
• Religiousness: Its relation to loneliness, neuroticism, and subjective well-being
  Schwab, Reinhold, Petersen, Kay Uwe, 335-345 29 3
• Goal-relevant cognitions associated with help by individuals high on intrinsic, end religion
  Batson, C. Daniel, Flory, Janine Dyck, 346-360 29 3
• Past, present, and future of religion, The: Themes in the work of Rodney Stark
  Thomas, George M., 361 29 3
• Berkeley years, the
  Mauss, Armand L., 362-366 29 3
• Stark-Bainbridge theory of religion, The
  Simpson, John H., 367-372 29 3
• Rodney Stark and the sociology of American religious history
  Hackett, David G., 372-376 29 3
• Sociology and New Testament studies: A critical evaluation of Rodney Stark's contribution
  Garrett, William R., 377-384 29 3
• Response
  Stark, Rodney, 385-386 29 3
• Religious sources of politicization among Blacks in Washington, D.C.
  Wilcox, Clyde, 387-394 29 3
• Crime and religion: A denominational and community analysis
  Olson, John Kevin, 387-394 29 3
• Intrinsic religiousness, religious coping, and psychosocial competence: A covariance structure analysis
  Hathaway, William Pargament, Kenneth, 423-441 29 4
• Intrinsic-extrinsic religious orientation: Boon or bane?
  Kirkpatrick, Lee A., Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 442-462 29 4
• Quitting the clergy: Resignations in the Roman Catholic priesthood
  Schoenherr, Richard A., Young, Lawrence A., 463-481 29 4
• Emile Durkheim and C. G. Jung: Structuring a transpersonal sociology of religion
  Greenwood, Susan F., 482-495 29 4
• Localism and religiosity in the Netherlands
  Eisinga, Rob, Lammers, Jan, Peters, Jan, 496-504 29 4
• Orthodox kibbutzim and economic success, The Fishman,
  Aryei Goldschmidt, Yaaqov, 505-511 29 4
• Christian orthodoxy and victim derogation: The impact of the salience of religion
  Lea, James, Hunsberger, Bruce E., 512-518 29 4
• Cohort doesn't hold, the: Comment on Chaves 1989
  Hout, Michael, Greeley, Andrew M., 519-524 29 4
• Holding the cohort: Reply to Hout and Greeley
  Chaves, Mark, 525-530 29 4
• Measuring the religious variable: Final comment
  King, Morton, Hunt, Richard A., 531-536 29 4

1991, Volume 30

• Ritual, anti-structure, and religion: A discussion of Victor Turner's processual symbolic analysis
  Deflem, Mathieu, 1-25 30 1
• Correcting misinterpretations of Turner's theory: An African- American Pentecostal illustration
  Alexander, Bobby C., 26-44 30 1
• Influence of religion on attitudes toward non-marital sexuality, The: A preliminary assessment of reference group theory
  Cochran, John K., Beeghley, Leonard, 45-62 30 1
• On stability and change in religious beliefs, practice, and attitudes: A Swedish panel study
  Hamberg, Eva M., 63-80 30 1
• Belief in "Armageddon Theology" and willingness to risk nuclear war
  Kierulff, Stephen, 81-93 30 1
• Religious problem-solving styles and guilt
  Kaiser, Don L., 94-98 30 1
• Denomination, religiosity, and compliance with the law: A study of adults
  Grasmick, Harold G., Kinsey, Karyl, Cochran, John K., 99-107 30 1
• Is scientific study of religion possible?
  King, Morton B., 108-113 30 1
• Religion/science conflict, The
  Sappington, A. A., 114-120 30 1
• Pietism's confrontation with enlightenment rationalism: An examination of the relation between ascetic Protestantism and, science
  Becker, George, 139-158 30 2
• Religion and deviance among adult Catholics: A test of the "moral communities" hypothesis
  Welch, Michael R., Tittle, Charles R., Petee, Thomas, 159-172 30 2
• Religious heritage and premarital sex: Evidence from a national sample of young adults
  Beck, Scott H., Cole, Bettie S., Hammond, Judith A., 173-180 30 2
• From stability to growth: A study of factors related to the statistical revitalization of Southern Baptist congregations
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, 181-192 30 2
• Does religion influence adult health?
  Ferraro, Kenneth F., Albrecht-Jensen, Cynthia, 193-202 30 2
• Health outcomes and a new index of spiritual experience
  Kass, Jared D., Friedman, Richard, Leserman, Jane, Zuttermeister, Patricia C., Benson, Herbert, 203-211 30 2
• Reluctant warriors: Premillenialism and politics in the Moral Majority
  Wilcox, Clyde, Linzey, Sharon, Jelen, Ted, 245-258 30 3
• Measuring fundamentalism: An analysis of different operational strategies
  Kellstedt, Lyman, Smidt, Corwin, 259-278 30 3
• Religion and criminality: Structural relationships between church involvement and crime rates in contemporary Sweden
  Pettersson, Thorleif, 279-291 30 3
• Agents of change: The roles of priests, sisters, and lay workers in the grassroots Catholic Church in Brazil
  Adriance, Madeleine, 292-305 30 3
• Assessment of former members of Shiloh: The adjective checklist 17 years later
  Taslimi, Cheryl Rowe, Hood, Ralph W. Jr., Watson, P. J., 306-311 30 3
• Of boons, babies, and bathwater: A reply to the Kirkpatrick and Hood discussion of intrinsic-extrinsic religious orientation
  Masters, Kevin S., 312-317 30 3
• Rub-a-dub-dub: Who's in the tub? Reply to Masters
  Kirkpatrick, Lee A., Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 318-312 30 3
• Max Weber as "Christian sociologist"
  Swatos, William H., Jr., Kivisto, Peter, 347-362 30 4
• With justice and mercy: Instrumental- masculine and expressive-feminine elements in religion
  Schoenfeld, Eugen Mestrovic, Stjepan, 363-380 30 4
• Beneath the status characteristic: Gender variations in religiousness
  Thompson, Edward H., 381-394 30 4
• Secularization paradigm, The: A systematization
  Tschannen, Olivier, 395-415 30 4
• Measuring religion as Quest: 1) Validity concerns
  Batson, C. Daniel, Schoenrade, Patricia, 416-429 30 4
• Measuring religion as Quest: 2) Reliability concerns
  Batson, C. Daniel, Schoenrade, Patricia, 430-447 30 4
• Psychological adjustment and religiousness: The multivariate belief-motivation theory of religiousness
  Schaeffer, Charles A., Gorsuch, Richard L., 448-461 30 4
• Effect of religiosity on suicide in Sweden, The
  Stack, Steven, 462-468 30 4
• Religious identification and marriage patterns in Australia
  Hayes, Bernadette C., 469-478 30 4
• Perception of Mormons by rural Canadian youth, The
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Grandin, Elaine, Hexham, Irving, Pue, Carson, 479-486 30 4
• Trends in U.S. church attendance: Secularization and revival, or merely lifecycle effects?
  Firebaugh, Glenn Harley, Brian, 487-500 30 4
• Family structure and Protestant church attendance: The sociological basis of cohort and age effects
  Chaves, Mark, 501-515 30 4
• Third Disestablishment, The: A symposium -- An introduction
  Hammond, Phillip, 516-518 30 4
• Tar heel perspective on The Third Disestablishment, A
  Wacker, Grant, 519-525 30 4
• Ohio: The one and the many
  Williams, Peter W., 526-531 30 4
• Massachusetts situation, The
  Roof, Wade Clark Johnson, Mary, 532-536 30 4
• Autonomy, authority, and society in California
  Frankiel, Sandra, 537-543 30 4
• Religion and region: Sociological and historical perspectives
  McGuire, Meredith B., 537-543 30 4

1992, Volume 31

• Religion and child abuse: Perfect together
  Capps, Donald, 1-14 31 1
• Religious involvement and spousal violence: The Canadian case
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Grandin, Elaine Lupri, Eugen, 15-31 31 1
• Abortion controversy, the: Conflicting beliefs and values in American society
  Tamney, Joseph B., Johnson, Stephen D., Burton, Ronald, 32-46 31 1
• Durkheim, religion, and Buddhism
  Orru, Marco, Wang, Amy, 47-61 31 1
• Support for the American left, 1920-1924: The opiate thesis reconsidered
  Stark, Rodney, Christiano, Kevin J., 62-75 31 1
• Religious orientation, race, and support for the death penalty
  Young, Robert L., 76-87 31 1
• Who looks at the stars? Astrology and its constituency
  Feher, Shoshanah, 88-93 31 1
• Questions regarding the CUNY national survey of religious identification
  Ellwood, Robert S., Miller, Donald E., 94-96 31 1
• Reply to comments on the CUNY National Survey on Religious Identification (NSRI)
  Kosmin, Barry A., Lachman, Seymore P., 97-99 31 1
• Anonymity and the rise of universal occasions for religious ritual: An extension of the Durkheimian theory
  Reeves, Edward B., Bylund, Robert A., 113-130 31 2
• Adolescent religious development and commitment: A structural equation model of the role of family, peer group, and educational influences
  Erickson, J. A., 131-152 31 2
• Relationship between personality and religion in Israeli teachers, The
  Francis, Leslie J., Katz, Yaacov J., 153-162 31 2
• Religious orientation and selective exposure among fundamentalists
  McFarland, Sam G., Warren, James C., 163-174 31 2
• Aging and religious participation: Reconsidering the effects of health
  Ainlay, Stephen C., Singleton, Royce, Jr., Swigert, Victoria L., 175-188 31 2
• Secularization assessed: The abridging of faith in a New England city
  Demerath, N., J., Williams, Rhys H., 189-206 31 2
• Conventional religious behavior in modern Japan: A service industry perspective
  Miller, Alan S., 207-214 31 2
• Idionecrophanies: The social construction of perceived contact with the dead
  McDonald, William L., 215-223 31 2
• Religion, Ricettizie, and the immunity of southern Italy to the reformation
  Carroll, Michael P., 247-260 31 3
• Religiosity, subjective norms, and educational attitudes in the choice of religious education by Israeli parents
  Schwarzwald, Joseph Leslau, Abraham, 261-278 31 3
• Response of Israeli society to new religious movements, The: ISKCON and Teshuvah
  Zaidman-Dvir, Nurit Sharot, Stephen, 279-295 31 3
• Sociology of Roland Robertson, The: A symposium
  Lechner, Frank J., 296 31 3
• Thinking religion in the global circumstance: A critique of Roland Roberston's globalization theory
  Garrett, William R., 297-303 31 3
• From modernization to globalization
  Tiryakian, Edward A., 304-310 31 3
• Concept of "The World" in sociology, The: A commentary on Roland Robertson's theory of globalization
  Turner, Bryan S., 311-318 31 3
• Globalization: A brief response
  Robertson, Roland, 319-323 31 3
• Religious affiliation and congressional representation
  Duke, James T., 324-329 31 3
• Evangelicals in the post-Reagan era: An analysis of evangelical voters in the 1988 presidential election
  Smidt, Corwin, Kellstedt, Paul, 330-338 31 3
• Metropolitan size and participation in religio-ethnic communities
  Rabinowitz, Jonathan, Kim, Israel, Lazerwitz, Bernard, 339-345 31 3
• "Desperately seeking Sheila": Locating religious privatism in American society
  Greer, Bruce A., Roof, Wade Clark, 346-352 31 3
• Student religiosity and social justice concerns in England and the U.S.: Are they still related?
  Perkins, H. Wesley, 353-360 31 3
• Premarital sexual permissiveness and religious orientation: A preliminary investigation
  Haerich, Paul, 361-365 31 3
• Measuring androcentrism in the Western God concept
  Foster, Rachel Ann, Keating, John P., 366-375 31 3
• Bringing Tocqueville in: Remedying a neglect in the sociology of religion
  Dalton, Lisle, Hammond, Phillip E., Ingersoll, Julie, Machacek, David, Pullen, Elizabeth, Valdez, Roger, Wilson, Brian, 395-407 31 4
• Millenialism in the mass media: The case of Soldier of Fortune magazine
  Lamy, Philip, 408-424 31 4
• Comparing the community involvement of black and white congregations
  Chaves, Mark, Hiigins, Lynn M., 425-440 31 4
• Influence of religious stability and homogamy on the relationship between religiosity and alcohol use among Protestants, The
  Cochran, John K., Beeghley, Leonard, Bock, E. Wilbur, 441-466 31 4
• Effect of religion on suicide ideology, The
  Stack, Steven, Wasserman, Ira, 457-466 31 4
• Religious bias in moral development research: A psychometric investigation
  Richards, P. Scott, Davison, Mark L., 467-485 31 4
• Use of secular and religious attributions to explain everyday behavior, The
  Lupfer, Michael B., Brock, Karla A., DePaola, Stephen J., 486-503 31 4
• God help me (II): The relationship of religious orientations to religious coping with negative life events
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Olsen, Hannah, Reilly, Barbara, Falgout, Kathryn, Ensing, David, Van Haitsma, Kimberley, 504-514 31 4
• Reflections on religion: Aging, belief orthodoxy and intrapersonal conflict in the complexity of adult thinking about religious issues
  Pratt, Michael W., Hunsberger, Bruce, Pancer, S., Mark, Roth, Don, 514-522 31 4
• Secular education and religious profile of contemporary black and white Americans
  Kosmin, Barry A., Keysar, Ariela Lerer, Nava, 523-532 31 4
• Abortion beliefs and values: A simpler analysis of the Tamney, Johnson, and Burton data
  Baggaley, Andrew R., 533-534 31 4
• Not seeing the trees for the forest: A reply to Baggaley
  Johnson, Stephen D., Tamney, Joseph, 535-536 31 4

1993, Volume 32

• Buddhism and the definition of religion: One more time
  Herbrechtsmeier, William, 1-18 32 1
• Religion and attitudes toward the environment
  Greeley, Andrew, 19-28 32 1
• Missions, social change, and resistance to authority: Notes toward an understanding of the relative autonomy of religion
  Miller, Jon, 29-50 32 1
• Religiosity and delinquency among LDS adolescents
  Chadwic, Bruce A., Top, Brent A., 51-67 32 1
• Growth and decline of Catholic religious orders of women worldwide, The: The impact of women's opportunity structures
  Ebaugh, Helen Rose, 68-75 32 1
• Residence stability and decline in Roman Catholic religious orders of women: A preliminary investigation
  Wittberg, Patricia, 76-82 32 1
• Market forces and Catholic commitment
  Stark, Rodney, McCann, James C., 111-124 32 2
• Strictly speaking ...: Kelley's quandary and the vineyard Christian fellowship
  Perrin, Robin D., Mauss, Armand L., 125-135 32 2
• Situational and personal variations in religious coping
  Schaeffer, Charles A., Gorsuch, Richard L., 136-147 32 2
• Avoidance and conflict: Perceptions regarding contact between religious and nonreligious Jewish youth in Israel
  Tabory, Ephraim, 148-162 32 2
• Father-adolescent religious consensus in the Jewish community: A preliminary report
  Herzbrun, Michael B., 163-168 32 2
• Dimensionality of public attitudes toward church-state establishment issues, The
  Wilcox, Clyde, 169-177 32 2
• Prevalence and correlates of New Age beliefs in six Protestant denominations
  Donahue, Michael J., 177-184 32 2
• Is American Catholicism anti-intellectual?
  Rigney, Daniel, Hoffman, Thomas J., 211-222 32 3
• Catholicism and abortion attitudes in the American states: A contextual analysis
  Cook, Elizabeth Adell, Jelen, Ted G., Wilcox, Clyde, 223-230 32 3
• Optimal church size: The bigger the better?
  Stonebraker, Robert J., 231-241 32 3
• Determinants of church involvement of young adults who grew up in Presbyterian churches
  Hoge, Dean R., Johnson, Benton, Luidens, Donald A., 242-255 32 3
• Fundamentalism, Christian orthodoxy, and intrinsic religious orientation as predictors of discriminatory attitudes
  Kirkpatrick, Lee A., 256-268 32 3
• Americans' belief in an afterlife: trends over the past two decades
  Harley, Brian, Firebaugh, Glenn, 269-278 32 3
• Testing the death transcendence scale
  Vandecreek, Larry Nye, Christina, 379-283 32 3
• Psychometric evaluation of the Allport-Ross I/E scales in a religiously heterogeneous sample, A
  Genia, Vicky, 284-290 32 3
• Multivariate enough? Remarks on Schaefer and Gorsuch's multivariate belief-motivation theory of religiousness
  Grom, Bernhard, 291-294 32 3
• Obedience and authority: Religion and parental values reconsidered
  Ellison, Christopher G., Sherkat, Darren E., 313-329 32 4
• Evangelicals in the new class: Class versus subcultural predictors of ideology
  Schmalzbauer, John, 330-342 32 4
• Women's "cocoon work" in new religious movements: Sexual experimentation and feminine rites of passage
  Palmer, Susan J., 343-355 32 4
• Predicting tolerance of new religious movements: A multivariate analysis
  O'Donnell, John P., 356-365 32 4
• Empirical investigation of the discriminability of reported mystical experiences among religious contemplatives, psychotic inpatients, and normal adults, An
  Stifler, Kenneth, Greer, Joanne, Sneck, William, Dovenmuehle, Robert, 366-372 32 4
• Theological perspectives and environmentalism among religious activists
  Guth, James L., Kellstedt, Lyman A., Smidt, Corwin E., Green, John C., 373-382 32 4
• Hood's mysticism scale revisited: A factor-analytic replication
  Reinert, Duane F., Stifler, Kenneth R., 383-388 32 4
• Europe's receptivity to new religious movements: Round two
  Stark, Rodney, 389-397 32 4
• Shooting holes in monolithic millenialism
  Lewis, James R., 398 32 4
• Response to James
  Lewis, A., Lamy, Phillip, 399-400 32 4

1994, Volume 33

• Religious rhetoric in American populism: Civil religion as movement ideology
  Williams, Rhys H., Alexander, Susan M., 1-15 33 1
• Graphic presentations of church attendance using General Social Survey data
  Ploch, Donald R., Hastings, Donald W., 16-33 33 1
• Liberation theology in Peru: An analysis of the role of intellectuals in social movements
  Pena, Milagros, 34-45 33 1
• Religious involvement, social ties, and social support in a southeastern community
  Ellison, Christopher G., George, Linda K., 46-61 33 1
• Religion and well-being among Canadian university students: The role of faith groups on campus
  Frankel, B., Gail, Hewitt, W. E., 62-73 33 1
• Religious and ethnic patterns of American Jewish baby boomers
  Waxman, Chaim I., 74-80 33 1
• Status and sacredness: Worship and salvation as forms of status transformation
  Milner, Murray, Jr., 99-109 33 2
• Effects of religion and feminism on suicide ideology, The: An analysis of national survey data
  Stack, Steve, Wasserman, Ira, Kposowa, Augustine, 110-121 33 2
• Education, homogamy, and religious commitment
  Petersen, Larry R., 122-134 33 2
• Religion and the meaning of work
  Davidson, James C., Caddell, David P., 135-147 33 2
• Returning to the fold
  Wilson, John, Sherkat, Darren E., 148-161 33 2
• Making secular and religious attributions: The availability hypothesis revisited
  Lupfer, Michael B., De Paola, Stephen J., Brock, Karla F., Clement, Lu, 162-171 33 2
• Young adults' recall of religiosity, attributions, and coping in parental divorce
  Shourtz, Joianne L., Worthington, Everett L., Jr., 172-179 33 2
• Religious market, The: Denominational competition and religious participation in contemporary Sweden
  Hamberg, Eva M., Pettersson, Thorlief, 205-213 33 3
• Religious involvement across societies: Analyses for alternative measures in national surveys
  Campbell, Robert A., Curtis, James E., 230 33 3
• Supply-side reinterpretation of the "secularization" of Europe, A
  Stark, Rodney Iannacone, Laurence R., 230-252 33 3
• Religious revival in Russia, A
  Greeley, Andrew, 253-272 33 3
• Circulation of the saints, 1966-1990: New data, new reflections
  Bibby, Reginald W., Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., 273-280 33 3
• Toward an attitude process model of religious experience
  Hill, Peter C., 303-314 33 4
• Toward motivation theories of intrinsic religious commitment
  Gorsuch, Richard L., 315-325 33 4
• "What a friend ...": Loneliness as a motivator of intrinsic religion
  Burris, Christopher T., Batson, C. Daniel, Altstaedten, Martin Stephens, Kevin, 326-346 33 4
• Religious fundamentalism and integrative complexity of thought: A relationship for existential content only?
  Hunsberger, Bruce Pratt, Michael Pancer, S. Mark, 335-346 33 4
• Methods of religious coping with the Gulf War: Cross-sectional and longitudinal analysis
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Ishler, Karen, Dobow, Eric F., Stanik, Patti, Rouiller, Rebecca, Crowe, Patty, Cullman, Ellen P., Albert, Michael, Royster, Betty J., 347-361 33 4
• Religion and health among black and white adults: Examining social support and consolidation
  Ferraro, Kenneth F., Koch, Jerome R., 362-375 33 4
• More evidence on U.S. Catholic church attendance
  Chaves, Mark, Cavendish, James C., 376-381 33 4
• Religious influence and premarital sexual experience: Critical observations on the validity of a relationship
  Reynolds, Dynette Ivie, 382-387 33 4

1994, Volume 33

• Religion and the supernatural on a Danish island: Rewards, compensators, and the meaning of religion
  Buckser, Andrew, 1-16 34 1
• Receipts and benevolences of Presbyterian congregations, 1973-1988, The
  Krohn, Gregory A., 17-34 34 1
• Determinants of membership levels and duration in a Shaker commune, 1780-1880
  Murray, John E., 35-48 34 1
• Impact of religious identification on differences in educational attainment among American women in 1990, The
  Keysar, Ariela, Kosmin, Barry A., 49-62 34 1
• Risk and religion: An explanation of gender differences in religiosity
  Miller, Alan S., Hoffman, John P., 63-75 34 1
• Voodoo economics? Reviewing the rational choice approach to religion
  Iannaccone, Laurence R., 76-89 34 1
• Rational choice explanations of individual religious behavior: Notes on the problem of social embeddedness
  Ellison, Christopher, 89-97 34 1
• Rational paradigms, a-rational religion, and the debate over secularization
  Demerath, N. J., III, 105-113 34 1
• Second thoughts: A response to Chaves, Demerath, and Ellison
  Iannaccone, Laurence R., 113-120 34 1
• Institutional legitimation and abortion: the Catholic Church's discourse
  Dillon, Michele, 141-151 34 2
• First- and second-career clergy: Influences of age and gender on the career-stage paradigm
  Nesbitt, Paula Q., 152-171 34 2
• Analyzing intradenominational conflict: New directions
  Kniss, Fred, Chaves, Mark, 172-185 34 2
• Parental influences on God images among children: testin Durkheim's metaphoric parallelism
  Hertel, Bradley R., Donahue, Michael J., 186-199 34 2
• Persistence of ethnic descent, The: Dutch clergy in the Reformed Church in America
  Nemeth, Roger J., Luidens, Donald A., 200-213 34 2
• Orthodox religious beliefs and anti-Semitism: A replication of Glock and Stark in the Netherlands
  Eisinga, Rob, Konig, Reuben, Scheepers, Peer, 214-223 34 2
• Church involvement, individualism, and ethnic prejudice among Flemish Roman Catholics
  Billiet, Jaak B., 224-233 34 2
• Rational choice model of religious behavior in Japan, A
  Miller, Alan S., 234-244 34 2
• Clarification of the link between right-wing authoritarianism and religiousness: The role of religious maturity
  Leak, Gary K., Randall, Brandy A., 245-252 34 2
• Types of denominational switching among Protestant young adults
  Hoge, Dean R., Johnson, Brenton Luidens, Donald A., 253-258 34 2
• Comment on Chaim Waxman's article, "Religious and ethnic patterns of American Jewish baby boomers"
  Mayer, Egon, Kosmin, Barry A., 268-270 34 2
• Reply to Mayer and Kosmin
  Waxman, Chaim, 271 34 2
• Scientific study of religion, The? You must be joking!
  Barker, Eileen, 287 - 310 34 3
• Serpent - handling holiness sects: Theoretical considerations
  Hood, Ralph W. Kimbrough, David L., 311 - 322 34 3
• Seventh-day Adventist responses to Branch Davidian notoriety: Patterns of diversity within a sect reducing tension with society
  Lawson, Ronald, 323 - 341 34 3
• Community in collapse: Departures from Shiloh
  Goldman, Marion S., 342 - 253 34 3
• Rethinking popular Catholicism in pre-famine Ireland
  Carroll, Michael P., 354 - 365 34 3
• Effects of religiosity and structural strain on reported paranormal experiences, The
  MacDonald, William. L., 366 - 375 34 3
• Brazilian Catholic Church and the struggle for land in the Amazon, The
  Adriance, Madeline, 377-382 34 3
• Geography, nationality, and religion in the Ukraine
  Gee, Gretchen Knudson, 383-390 34 3
• Let's listen to the natives
  Bailey, Edward, 391-392 34 3
• Truth about religion in Britain, The
  Bruce, Steve, 417-430, 34 4
• Pluralism and piety: England and Wales, 1851
  Stark, Rodney, Finke, Roger, Iannaccone, Laurence R., 431-445, 34 4
• A look at cultural effects on religiosity: A comparison between the United States and Canada
  Reimer, Samuel H., 445-457, 34 4
• Cultural victory and organizational defeat in the paradoxical decline of liberal protestantism
  Demerath, N. J. III, 458-469, 34 4
• The religious roots of third candidate voting: A comparison of Anderson, Perot, and Wallace voters
  Gilbert, Christopher P., Johnson, Timothy R., Peterson, David A. M., 470-484, 34 4
• Geographic mobility and religioethnic identification: Three Jewish communities in the United States
  Rebhun, Uzi, 485-498, 34 4
• Denominational retention and switching among American Jews
  Lazerwitz, Bernard, 499-506, 34 4
• Some church; Some don't
  Ploch, Donald R., Hastings, Donald W., 507-515, 34 4
• Truth? A reply to Bruce
  Stark, Rodney, Iannaccone, Laurence, R., 516-519, 34 4
• A novel reading of nineteenth-century Wales: A reply to Stark, Finke, and Iannaccone
  Bruce, Steve, 520-522, 34 4

1996, Volume 35

• Conservative Protestantism and the corporal punishment of children: Clarifying the issues
  Ellison, Christopher G., 1-17 35 1
• Power, but not the glory, The: How women empower themselves through religion
  Ozorak, Elizabeth W., 17-38 35 1
• Religion and marital dependency
  Wilson, John, Musick, Marc, 30-40 35 1
• Through tinted glasses: Religion, worldviews, and abortion attitudes
  Emerson, Michael O., 41-55 35 1
• I, E, Quest, and fundamentalism as predictors of psychological well-being
  Genia, Vicky, 56-64 35 1
• Symbolic and instrumental objectives for pro-life direct action
  Maxwell, Carol C., J., Jelen, Ted G., 65-70 35 1
• The natural environment's impact upon religious ethics: A cross-cultural study
  Snarey, John, 88-96 35 2
• Women, ritual, and secrecy: The creation of crypto-Jewish culture.
  Jacobs, Janet Liegbman, 97-108 35 2
• Socioeconomic attainment and expressions of Jewish identification 1970 and 1990
  Wilder, Esther I., 109-127 35 2
• Rationality and the framing of religious choices
  Chaves, Mark, Montgomery, James D., 128-145 35 2
• The role of the husband's religious affiliation in the economic and demographic behavior of families
  Lehrer, Evelyn L., 145-155 35 2
• The problem with father as proxy: Denominational switching and religious change, 1965-1988
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, Marler, Penny Long, 156-164 35 2
• The persistence of religious identity among college Catholics
  Dillon, Michele, 165-170 35 2
• The growth and decline in the population of Catholic nuns cross-nationally, 1960-1990: A case of secularization as social structural change
  Ebaugh, Helen Rose, Lorence, Jon, Chafetz, Janet Saltzman, 171-183 35 2
• Reassessing church growth: Statistical pitfalls and their consequences
  Iannaccone, laurence R., 197-216 35 3
• Response to Iannaconne: Is there a method to this madness?
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, Marler, Penny L., 217-222 35 3
• Response to Iannaconne: Three important clarifications
  Hoge, Dean R., 223-225 35 3
• Rejoinder to Hadaway, Marler, and Hoge: Pitfalls revisited
  Iannaccone, Laurence R., 226-229 35 3
• Religious orthodoxy in American society: The myth of a monolithic camp
  Davis, Nancy J., Robinson, Robert V., 229-245 35 3
• Response to Davis and Robertson: Remembering Durkheim.
  Hunter, James Davison, 246-248 35 3
• Rejoinder to Hunter: Religious orthodoxy -- army without foot soldiers?
  Davis, Nancy J., Robinson, Robert V., 249-251 35 3
• Secularization in the Netherlands?
  Lechner, Frank J., 252-265 35 3
• Response to Lechner: Recent religious declines in Quebec, Poland, and the Netherlands: A theory vindicated
  Stark, Rodney, Iannaccone, Laurence, 265-272 35 3
• Rejoinder to Stark and Iannoccone: "Heads I Win..." On immunizing a theory.
  Lechner, Frank J., 272-274 35 3
• On the stability of church attendance patterns during a time of demographic change: 1965-1988
  Miller, Alan S., 275-284 35 3
• A test of the Stark-Bainbridge theory of affiliation with religious cults and sects
  Bader, Chris, Demaris, Alfred, 285-303 35 3
• The healing of progressivist America: The premises of school desegration with U. S. civil religion
  LaMagdeleine, Donald R., 304-317 35 3
• When the saints go riding in: Santeria in Cuba and the United States
  Lefever, Harry G., 318-330 35 3
• Christianity, environmentalism, and the theoretical problem of fundamentalism.
  Eckberg, Douglas Lee, Blocker, T. Jean, 343-356 35 4
• Conscience and the establishment clause: The courts remake the sacred
  Hammond, Phillip E., 356-367 35 4
• Religion as political resource: Culture or ideology?
  Williams, Rhys H., 368-378 35 4
• Explaining life-altering experiences: A test of the "God-of-the-gaps" hypothesis.
  Lupfer, Michael B., Tolliver, Donna Jackson, Mark, 379-391 35 4
• Cogntive dissonance and its resolution: A study of lesbian Christians.
  Mahaffy, Kimberley A., 392-402 35 4
• Black and white difference in religious participation: A multisample comparison
  Taylor, Robert Joseph, Chatters, Linda M., Jayakody, Rukmalie, Levin, Jeffrey S., 403-411 35 4
• Introduction to symposium
  Guthrie, Stewart E., Hood, Ralph W. Jr., 411 35 4
• Religion: What is it?
  Guthrie, Stewart E., 412-419 35 4
• New World African ritual: Genuine and spurious
  Glazier, Stephen D., 420-431 35 4
• Religion, science, and secularization theory on a Danish island
  Buckser, Andrew, 432-441 35 4
• Anthropological theory and the breakdown of eclectic folk religions
  Houck, James, 432-441 35 4

1997, Volume 36

• The mosaic of research on religion: Where are the women? 1995 Presidential Address
  Wallace, Ruth A., 1-12 36 1
• Generic conservative Christianity: The demise of denominationalism in Christian schools
  Wagner, Melinda Bollar, 13-24 36 1
• Parent-child relationships and children's images of God
  Dickie, Jane R., Eshleman, Amy K., Merasco, Dawn M., Shepard, Amy, Vander Wilt, Michael, & Johnson, Melissa, 25-43, 36 1
• The role of religion in coping with the loss of a family member to homicide
  Thompson, Martie P., & Vardaman, Paula J., 44-51 36 1
• Social and political attitudes among religious groups: Convergence and divergence over time
  Hoffman, John P., & Miller, Alan S., 52-70 36 1
• Examining the sources of conservative church growth: Where are the new evangelical movements getting their numbers?
  Perrin, Robin D., Kennedy, Paul, & Miller, Donald E., 71-80 36 1
• Religion and delinquency: The relationshp after considering family and peer influences
  Benda, Brent B., & Corwyn, Robert Flynn, 81-92 36 1
• The effect of religious orientation on international relief and development organizations
  Kniss, Fred, & Campbell, David Todd, 93-103 36 1
• A research note on the free-rider issue
  Tamney, Joseph B., & Johnson, Stephen D., 104-108 36 1
• Secularization on trial: In defense of a neosecularization paradigm
  Yamane, David, 109-122 36 1
• Skewness explained: A rational choice model of religious giving
  Iannaccone, Laurence R., 141-157 36 2
• Rural organization and receptivity to Protestantism in sixteenth-century Europe
  Hopcrosft, Rosemary L., 158-181 36 2
• German and German American religiousness: Approximating a crucial experiment
  Stark, Rodney, 182-193 36 2
• Changes in self-concept, ego defense mechanisms, and religiosity following seven-day Vipassana meditation retreats
  Emavardhana, Tipawadee, & Tori, Christopher D., 194-206 36 2
• A longitudinal study of changes in religious belief and behavior as a function of individual differences in adult attachment style
  Kirkpatrick, Lee A., 207-217 36 2
• An orderly return to tradition: Explaining the recruitment of members into Catholic religious orders
  Finke, Roger, 218-230 36 2
• Formal education vs. religious belief: Soliciting new evidence with multinominal logit modeling
  Johnson, Daniel Carson, 231-246 36 2
• The structure and function of cell group ministry in a Korean Christian church
  Kwon, Victoria Hyonchu, Ebaugh, Helen Rose, & Hagan, Jacqueline, 247-256, 36 2
• The "Toronto Blessing": Charisma, institutionalization, and revival
  Poloma, Margaret, 357-371 36 2
• Religious vitality in Canada: The complementarity of religious market and secularization perspectives
  Beyer, Peter, 272-288 36 2
• Church attendance and religious belief in postcommunist societies
  Gautier, Mary L., 289-296 36 2
• Guatemalan hot/cold medicine and Mormon words of wisdom: Intercultural negotiation of meaning
  Murphy, Thomas W., 297-308 36 2
• Secularization as an economic and cultural phenomenon: A cross-national analysis
  Verweij, Johan, Ester, Peter, & Nauta, Rein, 309-324 36 2
• Shamanic healing, human evolution, and the origin of healing
  McClenon, James, 345-354 36 3.
• McClenon's "Shamanic Healing...": A critique
  Guthrie, Stewart, 355-357 36 3
• The historicocultural approach in the psychology of religion: Perspectives for interdisciplinary research
  Belzen, Jacob, 358-371 36 3
• Family worship patterns and their correlation with adolescent behavior and beliefs
  Lee, Jerry W., Rice, Gail T., & Gillespie, V. Bailey, 372-381 36 3
• Religious influence on marital stability
  Call, Vaughn R. A., & Heaton, Tim B., 382-392 36 3
• Debating patriarchy: Discursive disputes over spousal authority among evangelical family commentators
  Bartkowski, John P., 393-410 36 3
• Experiencing science and religion alone and in conflict
  Rioux, David, & Barresi, John, 411-428 36 3
• Religion and ideological support for social movements: The case of animal rights
  Peek, Charles W., Konty, Mark A., & Frazier, Terri E., 429-439 36 3
• Revolutionary evangelicals in Nicaragua: Political opportunity, class interests, and religious identity
  Smith, Christian, & Haas, Liesl Ann, 440-454 36 3
• Sexual orientation and the willingness of Catholic seminary students to conform to church teachings
  Hayduk, Leslie A., Stratkotter, Rainer F., & Rovers, Martin W., 455-467 36 3
  
• Replication and reanalysis of Offenbacher's school enrollment study: Implications for the Weber and Merton theses
  Becker, George, 483-495 36 4
  
• The role of parental religious fundamentalism and right-wing authoritarianism in child-rearing in a sample of seminarians
  Danso, Henry, Hunsberger, Bruce, & Pratt, Michael, 496-511 36 4
  
• Conservative protestantism and attitudes toward family planning in a sample of seminarians
  Ellison, Christopher G., & Goodson, Patricia, 512-529 36 4
  
• Doctoral students' integration of psychology and Christianity: Perspectives via attachment theory and multidimensional scaling
  Sorenson, Randall L., 530-548 36 4
  
• religiousness and spirituality: Unfuzzying the fuzzy
  Zinbauer, Brian. J., Pargament, Kenneth I., et al., 549-564 36 4
  
• Female clergy in the contemporary protestant church: A current assessment
  Chang, Patricia M. Y., 565-573 36 4
  
• Recent changes in women's ordination conflicts: The effect of a social movement on intraorganizational controversy
  Chaves, Mark, & Cavendish, James, 574-584 36 4
  
• Clergy feminization: Controlled labor or transformative change?
  Nebitt, Paula D., 585-598 36 4
  
• Clergywomen of the pioneer generation: A longitudinal study
  Charlton, Joy, 599-613 36 4
  
• In search of a pulpit: Sex differences in the transition from seminary training to the first parish job
  Chang, Patricia M. Y., 614-627 36 4
  

1998, Volume 37

• Religious borderlands: Challenge for future study
  Roof, Wade Clark, 1-14 37 1
  
• Cuban Santeria, Haitian Vodun, Puerto Rican Spiritualism: A multicultural inquiry into syncretism
  Mena, Andrew I. Perez Y, 15-27 37 1
  
• Context and conscience: The Catholic church as an agent of political socialization in Western Europe
  Jelen, Ted G., & Wilcox, Clyde, 28-40 37 1
  
• Religious minorities and support for immigrant rights in the United States, France, and Germany
  Fetzer, Joel S., 41-49 37 1
  
• The evolution of Marian devotionalism within Christianity and the Ibero-Mediterranean polity
  Stevens-Arroyo, Anthony M., 50-73 37 1
  
• Local-level global religion: The case of U.S.-Dominican migration
  Levitt, Peggy, 74-89 37 1
  
• Moral divisions within countries between orthodoxy and progressivism: India and the United States
  Jensen, Lene Arnett, 90-107 37 1
  
• Religion and women: Islamic modernism versus fundamentalism
  Moaddel, Mansoor, 108-180 37 1
  
• Islam and the extension of citizenship rights to women in Kuwait
  Meyer, Katherine, Rizzo, Helen, & Ali, Yousef, 131-144 37 1
  
• Linking social structure and the exit process in religious organizations: Defectors, whitle-blowers, and apostates
  Bromley, David G., 145-160 37 1
  
• Spiritual conversion: A study of religious change among college students
  Zinnbauer, Brian J., & Pargament, Kenneth I., 161-180 37 1
  
• An assessment of religious conflicts and their resolutions
  Nielsen, Michael E., 181-190 37 1
  
• Was Mother Teresa maximizing her utility? An idiographic application of rational choice theory.
  Kwilecki, Susan, & Wilson, Loretta S., 205-221 37 2
  
• The protestant ethic and the spirit of the modern family.
  Garrett, William R., 222-233 37 2
  
• The Baha'i Faith in America as ppanopticon, 1963-1997
  Cole, Juan R. I., 234-248 37 2
  
• Secular society/religious population: Our tacit rules for using the term 'secularization'.
  Sommerville, C. John, 249-253 37 2
  
• A sociologist comments on Sommerville: The whole is less than the sum of its parts.
  Yamane, David, 254-256 37 2
  
• The "Toronto Blessing": A holistic model of healing.
  Poloma, Margaret M., & Hoelter, Lynette F., 257-272 37 2
  
• Spiritual correlates of reported sexual abuse among Mormon women.
  Pritt, Ann F., 273-285 37 2
  
• Individualism and community in alternative spiritual 'magic'.
  Bloch, Jon P., 286-302 37 2
  
• An empirical exploration of psychoanalysis and religion: Spiritual maturity and object relations development.
  Hall, Todd W., Brokaw, Beth Fletcher, Edwards, Keith J., & Pike, Patricia L., 303-313 37 2
  
• Factor analysis of the "Spiritual Well-Being Scale" and its clinical utility with psychiatric inpatients.
  Scott, Eric L., Agresti, Albert A., & Fitchett, George, 314-321 37 2
  
• Changes in spirituality and well-being among victims of sexual assault.
  Kennedy, James E., David, Robert C., & Taylor, Bruce G., 322-328 37 2
  
• Religious beliefs and therapeutic orientations of clinical and counseling psychologists.
  Bilgrave, Dyer P., & Beluty, Robert H., 329-349 37 2
  
• Religiousness and perceived childhood attachment: On the question of compensation or correspondence.
  Granqvist, Pehr, 350-367 37 2
  
• Extending the semi-involuntary institution: Regional differences and social constraints on private religious consumption among African Americans.
  Sherkat, Darren E., & Cunningham, Shannon A., 383-396 37 3
  
• Social network theory and predictors of religiosity for black and white Catholics: Evidence of a "Black Sacred Cosmos?"
  Cavendish, James C., Welch, Michael R., & Leege, David C., 397-410 37 3
  
• The difference between blacks' and whites' attitudes toward voluntary euthanasia.
  Macdonald, William L., 411-426 37 3
  
• While marching to Zion: Otherworldliness and racial empowerment in the black community.
  Brown, Allison Calhoun, 427-439 37 3
  
• Observations on the corporate culture of a Gay and Lesbian Congregation.
  Lukenbill, W. Bernard, 440-452 37 3
  
• Gender role experimentation in new religious movements: Clarification of the Brahma Kumari case.
  Howell, Julia Day, 453-461 37 3
  
• Religiosity and femininity: Do women really hold a more positive attitude toward Christianity?
  Francis, Leslie J., & Wilcox, Carolyn, 462-469 37 3
  
• The value of volunteers as resources for congregations.
  Hoge, Dean R., Zech, Charles, McNamara, Patrick, & Donahue, Michael J., 470-480 37 3
  
• Who gives to the poor? The influence of religious tradition and political location on the personal generosity of Americans toward the poor.
  Regnerus, Mark D., Smith, Christian, & Sikkink, David, 480-493 37 3
  
• Devotion in Dixie and beyond: A test of the "Shibley Thesis" on the effects of regional origin and migration on individual generosity.
  Smith, Christian, Sikkink, David, & Bailey, Jason, 494-506 37 3
  
• Is religious belief declining in Britain?
  Gill, Robin, Hadaway, C. Kirk, & Marler, Penny Long, 507-516 37 3
  
• Assessing the incremental validity of the religious problem-solving scale in the prediction of clergy burnout.
  Rodgerson, Thomas E., & Piedmont, Ralph L., 517-527 37 3
  
• Denominational influences on social divisive issues: Polarization of continuity?
  Hoffman, John P., & Miller, Alan S., 528-546 37 3
  
• Claims-making and typifications of Voodoo as a deviant religion: Hex, lies and videotape.
  Bartkowski, John P., 559-579 37 4
  
• The cultural significance of new religious movements and globalization: A theoretical prolegomenon.
  Dawson, Lorne L., 580-595 37 4
  
• The effects of international migration on religious observance and attitudes in Turkey.
  Day, Lincoln H., & Icduygu, Ahmet, 396-607 37 4
  
• Cognitive constraints on Hindy concepts of the divine.
  Barrett, Justin L., 608-619 37 4
  
• Latina religious practice: Analyzing cultural dimensions in measures of religiosity.
  Pena, Milagros, & Frehill, Lisa M., 620-635 37 4
  
• The effects of geographical variability on protestant church membership trends, 1980-1990.
  Stump, Roger W., 636-651 37 4
  
• Broadening the boundaries of church-sect theory: Insights from the evolution o fthe nonschismatic mission churches of Seventh-day Adventism.
  Lawson, Ronald, 652-672 37 4
  
• Religious problem-solving styles: Three styles revisited.
  Fox, Curtis A., Blanton, Priscilla W., & Morris, M. Lane, 673-677 37 4
  
• Religion and attitudes on moral issues: Effects of individual, spousal, and parental characteristics.
  Scheepers, Peer, & van der Slik, Frans, 678-691 37 4
  
• Introduction to the symposium on religion, health, and well-being.
  Ellison, Christopher G., 692-694 37 4
  
• Panel analysis of religious involvement an dwell-being in African-Americans:: Contemporaneous vs. longitudinal effects.
  Levin, Jeffrey S., & Taylor, Robert Joseph, 693-709 37 4
  
• Patterns of positive and negative religious coping with major life stressors.
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Smith, Bruce W., Koenig, Harold G., & Perez, Lisa, 710-724 37 4
  
• Church-based support, negative interaction, and psychological well-being: Findings from a national sample of Presbyterians.
  Krause, Neal, & Ellison, Christopher G., 725-741 37 4
  
• Parents, religion, and perceived social coherence: A Durkheimian framework of adolescent anomie.
  Bjarnason, Thoroddur, 742-754 37 4
  

1999, Volume 38

• Changing fortunes: An analysis of Christian ascendance within American political discourse.
  Hopson, Donald E., & Smith, Donald R., 1-13 38 1
  
• Religious orientation, antihomosexual sentiment, and fundamentalism
  Fulton, Aubyn S., Gorsuch, Richard L., & Maynard, Elizabeth A., 14-22 38 1
  
• The effect of parents' fundamentalism on children's educational attainment: Examining differences by gender and children's fundamentalism.
  Sherkat, Darren E., Darnell, Alfred, 23-35 38 1
  
• Christianity and the environment in the American public
  Boyd, Heather Hartwig, 36-44 38 1
  
• Scientific and religious convergence toward an environmental typology? A search for scientific constructs in Papal and Episcopal documents.
  Downs, Andrew, & Weigert, Andrew, 45-58 38 1
  
• A causal analysis of missionary and membership growth in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
  Hepworth, Joseph T., 59-71 38 1
  
• The "secularization" of Utah and religious competition.
  Phillips, Rick 72-82 38 1
  
• When immigrants take over: The impact of immigrant growth on American Seventh-day Adventism's trajectory from sect to denomination
  Lawson, Ronald, 83-102 38 1
  
• Toward understanding the role of Bible beliefs and higher education in American attitudes toward eradicating poverty, 1964-1996
  Cludesdale, Timothy T., 103-118 38 1
  
• When prophecy passes unnoticed: New perspectives on failed prophecy
  Bader, Chris, 119-131 38 1
  
• African-American religious participation: A multisample comparison
  Chatters, Linda M.; Taylor, Robert Joseph; & Lincoln, Karen D., 132-145 38 1
  
• Urbanism, metropolitan development, and identity politics: Social psychological considerations of left-wing mainline organizing in metropolitan Nashville
  Byrd, Michael, 146-159 38 1
  
• Hate the sin/Love the sinner, or love the hater? Intrinsic religion and responses to partner abuse
  Burris, Christopher T.; Jackson, Lynne M. 160-174 38 1
  
• Religious mysticism and gender orientation
  Mercer, Calvin; & Durham, Thomas W., 175-182 38 1
  
• God images: A concept map
  Kunkel, Mark A; Cook, Stephen; Meshel, David S.; Daughtry, Donald; & Hauenstein, Anita, 192-202 38 2
  
• The phenomenology of religious serpent handling: A rationale and thematic study of extemporaneous sermons
  Williamson, W. Paul; & Pollio, Howard R., 203-218 38 2
  
• A phenomenological study of in-church and televised worship
  Wolff, Richard F., 219-235 38 2
  
• Religion as embodiment: Cultural-psychological concepts and methods in the study of conversion among "Bevindelijken"
  Belzen, Jacob A., 236-253 38 2
  
• Religiousness and perceived childhood attachment: Profiling socialized correspondence and emotional compensation
  Granqvist, Pehr; & Hagekull, Berit, 254-273 38 2
  
• Religious attributions: Situational factors and effects on coping
  Miner, M. H.; & McKnight, J., 274-287 38 2
  
• A theory of revelations
  Stark, Rodney, 287-308 38 2
  
• American neopaganism: The participants' social identities.
  Jorgensen, D. L., & Russell, S. E., 325-338, 38 3
  
• Religious cosmologies, individualism and politics in Italy
  Davis, N. J., & Robinson, R. V., 339-353, 38 3
  
• Catholic/Protestant trends on abortion: Convergence and polarity
  Sullins, D. P., 354-369, 38 3
  
• Who controls church work? Organizational effects on jurisdictional boundaries and disputes in churches
  Monahan, S. C. 370-385, 38 3
  
• The Catholic church and possible 'organizational selves:' The implications for institutional change
  Dillon, M., 386-397, 38 3
  
• Crowded pulpits: Observations and explanations of the clergy oversupply in the Protestant churches, 1950-1993
  Chang, P. M. Y., & Bompadre, V., 398-410, 38 3
  
• Enduring affiliation and gender doctrine for Shiloh Sisters and Rajneesh Sannyasins
  Goldman, M. S., & Isaacson, L., 411-422, 38 3
  
• Age and religiosity: Evidence from a three-wave panel analysis
  Argue, A., Johnson, D. R., & White, L. K., 423-435, 38 3
  
• "And who is my neighbor?": Intrinsic religion as a source of universal compassion
  Batson, C. D., Floyd, R. B., Meyer, J. M., & Winner, A. L., 445-457, 38 4
  
• The national congregations study: Background, methods, and selected results
  Chaves, M., Konieczny, M. E., Beyerlien, Kraig, & Barman, E., 458-476, 38 4
  
• Specifying intrusive demands and their outcomes in congregational ministry: A report on the ministry demands inventory
  Lee, C., 477-489, 38 4
  
• Religious pluralism and affiliation among Canadian counties and cities
  Olson, D. V. A., & Hadaway, C. K., 490-508, 38 4
  
• An intergroup perspective on religion and prejudice
  Jackson, L. M., & Hunsberger, B., 509-523, 38 4
  
• Mindfulness and quasii-religious meaning systems: An empirical exploration within the context of ecological systainability and deep ecology
  Brinkerhoff, M. G., & Jacob, J. C., 524-542, 38 4
  
• Faith and access: Personal religiosity and religious group advocacy in a state legislature
  Yamane, D., 543-550, 38 4
  
• Tracking the 'Other': Dynamics and composition of 'other' religions in the general social survey, 1972-1996
  Sherkat, D. E., 551-560, 38 4
  

2000, Volume 39

• The varieties of sacred experience: Finding the sacred in a secular grove
  Demerath, N. J. III, 1-11, 39 1
  
• Religious market share and intensity of church involvement in five denominations
  Perl, P., & Olson, D. V. A., 12-31, 39 1
  
• The supply-side model of religion: The Nordic and Baltic states
  Bruce, S., 32-36, 39 1
  
• Why people turn to religion: A motivational analysis
  Reiss, S., 47-52, 39 1
  
• The spiritual self-in-relation: Empathy and the construction of spirituality among modern descendants of the Spanish Crypto-Jews
  Jacobs, J. L., 53-63, 39 1
  
• Church-based community activism: A comparison of black and white Catholic congregations
  Javendish, J. E., 64-77, 39 1
  
• Religious brand loyalty and political loyalties
  Djupe, P., 78-89, 39 1
  
• Sifting through tradition: The creation of Jewish feminist identities
  Dufour, L. R., 90-106, 39 1
  
• The social ecology of residential patterns and memberships in immigrant churches
  Ebaugh, J. R., O'Brien, J., & Chafetz, J. S., 107-116, 39 1
  
• How religious groups promote forgiving: A national study
  Wuthnow, R., 125-139, 39, 2
  
• Changing issue agendas of women clergy
  Olson, L. R., Crawford, S. E. S., & Guth, J. L., 140-153, 39, 2
  
• Organizational revival from within: Explaining revivalism and reform in the Roman Catholic Church
  Finke, R., & Wittberg, P., 154-170, 39, 2
  
• Credentialism across creeds: Clergy education and stratification in Protestant denominations
  Perl, P., & Chang, P. M. Y., 171-188, 39, 2
  
• How the swans came to Lake Michigan: The social organization of Buddhist Chicago
  Numrich, P. D., 189-203, 39, 2
  
• The political activities of reformed clergy in the United States and Scotland
  Penning, J. M., & Smidt, C., 204-219, 39, 2
  
• Religious consolation among men and women: Do health problems spur seeking?
  Ferraro, K. F., & Kelly-Moore, J. A., 220-234, 39, 2
  
• Canada's mythical religious mosaic: Some census findings
  Bibby, R. W., 235-239, 39, 2
  
• Individual religiosity, moral community, and drug user treatment
  Richard, A. J., Bell, D. C., & Carlson, J. W., 240-246, 39, 2
  
• Resources, race, and female-headed congregations in the United States
  Konieczny, M. E., & Chaves, M., 261-271, 39,3
  
• "To whom much has been given...": Religious capital and community voluntarism among churchgoing Protestants
  Park, J. Z., & Smith, C., 272-286, 39, 3
  
• Changing views of serpent handling: A quasi-experimental study
  Hood, R. W. Jr., Williamson, W. P., & Morris, R. J., 287-296, 39, 3
  
• The voting propensity of Hong Kong Christians: Individual disposition, church influence, and the China factor
  Chan, C, & Leung, B., 297-306, 39, 3
  
• Italian Protestants: Religion, ethnicity, and assimilation
  Form, W., 307-320, 39, 3
  
• Catholics and the Christian Right: A view from four states
  Bendyna, M., Green, J. C., Rozell, M. J., & Wilcox, C., 321-332, 39, 3
  
• Gay and lesbian Christians: Homosexual and religious identity integrations in the members and participants of a gay-positive church
  Rodriguez, E. M., & Ouellette, S. C., 333-347, 39, 3
  
• Religious attributions and proximity of influence: An investigation of direct interventions and distal explanations
  Weeks, M., & Lupfer, M. B., 348-362, 39, 3
  
• Shaping school success: Religious socialization and educational outcomes in urban public schools
  Regnerus, M. D., 363-370, 39, 3
  
• Church-based community activism: A comparison of black and white Catholic congregations
  Cavendish, J. C., 371-384, 39, 3

  50th Anniversary Issue, Volume 39, Number 4

  Moving Forward by Looking Back: A Half-Century of the SSR, RRA, and Social Scientific Research on Religion

• Editor's Introduction
  Demerath, N. J. III, Silverman, W., & Lehman, E. C. Jr., 397-400, 39, 4
  
• Refining the nature and purpose of research on religion: Competing goals in the early years (1944 - 1973) of the RRA and SSSR
  Moberg, D. O., 401-421, 39, 4
  
• Remembrances of things past: SSSR's formative years
  Glock, C. Y., 423-426, 39, 4
  
• Recollections of the adolescence and young adulthood of the SSSR
  Dittes, J. E., 427-430, 39, 4
  
• SSSR: The stabilizing years, 1970-1976
  D'Antonio, W. F., 431-432, 39, 4
  
• From religious sociology to sociology of religion: Towards globalisation?
  Dobbelaere, K., 433-448, 39, 4
  
• Attaining "a sophisticated maturity": A brief history of the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
  Mauss, A. L., & Hammons, S. A., 449-474, 39, 4
  
• Continuities and changes in the Review of Religious Research
  Swatos, W. H. Jr., 473-480, 39, 4
  
• "Start together and finish together": Shifts in the premises and paradigms underlying the scientific study of religion
  Beckford, J. A., 481-496, 39, 4
  
• Women and religion: The transformation of leadership roles
  Wallace, R. A., 497-508, 39, 4
  
• The mainline sidelines: The sociology of religion unbound
  Neitz, M. J., 509-514, 39, 4
  
• "Quo Vadis" the scientific study of new religious movements?
  Robbins, T., 515-524, 39, 4
  
• Not in my backyard: Studies of other religions in the context of SSSR-RRA annual meetings
  Beyer, P., 525-530, 39, 4
  
• The American psychology of religion and the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
  Hood, R. W. Jr., 531-544, 39, 4
  
• Reflexive ecclesiology: A challenge to applied research in religious organizations
  Carroll, J. W., 545-558, 39, 4
  

2001, Volume 40

• Predicting prejudice from religious fundamentalism and right-wing authoritarianism: A multiple-regression approach
  Laythe, B., Finkel, D., & Kirkpatrick, L. A. 1-10, 40, 1
  
• Disciplined litigation, vigilant litigation, and deformation: Dramatic organization change in Jehovah's Witnesses
  Cote, P., & Richardson, J. T., 11-26, 40, 1
  
• The commitment process in a religious commune: The Shakers
  Cosgel, M. M., 27-38, 40, 1
  
• "And who is my neighbor?" II: Quest religion as a source of universal compassion.
  Batson, C. D., Eidelman, S. H., Higley, S. L., & Russell, S. A., 39-50, 40, 1
  
• Religion and partisanship in Canada
  Guth, J. L., & Fraser, C. R., 51-64, 40, 1
  
• Profiling religious maturity: The relationship of religious attitude components to religious orientations
  Kristensen, K. B., Pedersen, D. M., & Williams, R. N., 75-86, 40, 1
  Searching for a priest... or a man? Using gender as a cultural resource in an Episcopal campus
  Fobes, C., 87-98, 40, 1
  
• Parental divorce and the "switching" of religious identity
  Lawton, L. E., & Bures, R., 99-112, 40, 1
  
• The effects of tragedies and contradictions on religion as a quest
  Krauss, S. W., & Flaherty, R. W., 113-122, 40, 1
  The personality characteristics of Methodist ministers: Feminine men and masculine women?
  Robbins, M., Francis, L. J., Haley, J. M., & Kay, W. D., 123-128
  
  Reviews of the following books:
  
  • Measures of religiosity, by Hill & Hood (Eds.), reviewed by Emmons
    
  • Soka Gakkai in America: Accommodation and conversion, by Hammond & Machacek, reviewed by Fenn
    
  • Starving for salvation: The spiritual dimensions of eating problems among American girls and women, by Lelwica, reviewed by Beall
    
  • Religion and popular culture in America, by Forbes & Mahan (Eds.), reviewed by Gormly
    
  • The Newer deal: Social work and religion in partnership, by Cnaan, reviewed by Lockhart
    
  • Passionate journeys: Why successful women joined a cult, by Goldman, reviewed by Konieczny
    
  • Buddhism in America, by Seager, reviewed by Machacek
    
  • Towards a European Islam, by Nielsen, reviewed by Davie
    
  • Life's end: Technocratic dying in an age of spiritual yearning, by Moller, reviewed by Eisenhandler
    
  • Catholics in England 1950-2000: Historical and sociological perspectives, by Hornsby-Smith, reviewed by O'Leary

  Symposium on Government Policy Toward Unconventional Religion in Europe

  • "Brainwashing" theories in European parliamentary and administrative reports on "cults" and "sects".
    J. T. Richardson & M. Introvigne, 143-168, 40, 2
    
  • Combating "cults" and "brainwashing" in the United States and Western Europe: A comment on Richardson and Introvigne's report
    Robbins, T., 169-176, 40, 2
    
  • Tribal instinct and religious persecution: Why do West European states behave so badly?
    J. C. Soper, 177-180, 40, 2
    
  • Western Europe, postmodernity, and the shadow of the French revolution: A response to Soper and Robbins
    M. Introvigne & J. T. Richardson, 181-186, 40, 2
    
• Religion, plausibility structures, and education's effect on attitudes toward elective abortion
  L. R. Petersen, 187-204, 40, 2
  
• Islam, law, and political control in contemporary Iran
  M. Tamadonfar, 205-220, 40, 2
  
• Investigating the sect-church-sect cycle: Cohort-specific attendance differences across African-American denominations
  D. E. Sherkat, 221-234, 40, 2
  
• From excommunication to nullification: Testing and extending supply-side theories of religious marketing with the case of Catholic marital annulments
  M. J. Wilde, 235-250, 40, 2
  
• Hungary for religion: A supply-side interpretation fo the Hungarian religious revival
  P. Froese, 251-268, 40, 2
  
• Religious involvement and domestic violence among U.S. couples
  C. G. Ellison & K. L. Andersen, 269-286, 40, 2
  
• The role of religion in the collective identity of the white racialist movement
  B. A. Dobratz, 287-302, 40, 2
  
• Religious institutions and political participation in America
  P. A. Djupe & J. T. Grant, 303-314, 40, 2
  
• The relationship between dissociation and religiosity: An empirical evaluation of Schumaker's theory
  M. J. Dorahy & C. A. Lewis, 315-322, 40, 2
  
• Frequency of prayer and functional health in Presbyterian pastors
  J. B. Meisenhelder, & E. N. Chandler, 323-330, 40, 2
  
  Reviews of the following books:
  
  • Christian America? What evangelicals really want, by Smith, reviewed by Fetzer
    
  • A particular place: Urban restructuring and religious ecology in a Southern suburb, by Eiesland, reviewed by Sherkat
    
  • Slave missions and the Black Church in the antebellum South, by Cornelius, reviewed by Nelson
    
  • Religion, dress and the body, edited by Arthur, reviewed by Melendez
    
  • Atlas of American religion: The denominational era, 1776-1990, by Newman & Halvorson, reviewed by Lummis
    
  • Irish pilgrimage: Holy wells and popular Catholic devotion, by Carroll, reviewed by Inglis
    
  • Prayers in stone: Christian Science architecture in the United States, 1894-1930, by Ivey, reviewed by Holt
    
  • The Catholic imagination, by Greeley, reviewed by Heft
    
  • The ambivalence of the sacred: Religion, violence and reconciliation, by Appleby, reviewed by Hall
    
  • Recognizing the Latino resurgence in U.S. religion, by Diaz-Stevens & Stevens-Arroyo, reviewed by Gutierrez
    
  • Daughters of the Goddess: Studies of healing, identity and empowerment, by Griffin, reviewed by Weatherby
    
  • The girls: Jewish women of Brownsville, Brooklyn, by Ford, reviewed by Gerson
    
  • What is religion? Origins, definitions, and explanations, edited by Idinopulos & Wilson, reviewed by Elliott
    
  • Max Weber and Islam, edited by Huff & Schluchter, reviewed by Collins
    
  • Spiritual marketplace: Baby boomers and the remaking of American religion, by Roof, reviewed by Berger
    
  • The Gold Coast Church and the ghetto: Christ and culture in mainline Protestantism, by Wellman, reviewed by Becker
    
  • Terror in the mind of God, by Juergensmeyer, reviewed by Appleby
    
• Public religion and the quest for national ideology: Russia's media discourse
  A. Agadjanian, 351-366, 40, 3
  
• Religion and ethnicity among new immigrants: The impact of majority/minority status in home and host countries
  F. Yang & H. R. Ebaugh, 367-379, 40, 3
  
• Doing field studies of religious movements: An agenda
  S. Pitchford, C. Bader, & R. Stark, 379-393, 40, 3
  
• When is faith enough? The effects of religious involvement on depression
  J. Schnittker, 393-412, 40, 3
  
• Social movements and party politics: The case of the Christian right
  J. C. Gree, M. J. Rozell, & C. Wilcox, 413-426, 40, 3
  
• Religious regulation and the courts: The judiciary's changing role in protecting minority religions from majoritarian rule
  J. Wybraniec & R. Finke, 427-444, 40, 3
  
• Abuse history, world assumptions, and religious problem solving
  M. Webb & K. J. Otto Whitmer, 445-454, 40, 3
  
• American church/state jurisprudence from the Warren court to the Rehnquist court
  P. E. Hammond, 455-465, 40, 3
  
• Religious heterogamy and religiosity: A comparison of interchurch and same-church individuals
  L. M. Williams & M. G. Lawler, 465-468, 40, 3
  
• Self-selection, church attendance, and local civic participation
  B. D. McKenzie, 479-488, 40, 3
  
• Changing attitude and moral obligation: Their independent effects on behavior
  J. C. Ortberg, R. L. Gorsuch, & G. J. Kim, 489-496, 40, 3
  
• Religious coping among the religious: The relationships between religious coping and well-being in a national sample of Presbyterian clergy, elders, and members
  K. I. Pargament, N. Tarakeshwar, C. G. Ellison, & K. M. Wulff, 497-514, 40, 3
  
• The effects of switching on denominational subcultures
  D. A. Gay, J. P. Lynxwiler, & C. W. Peek, 515-526, 40, 3
  
• Seeking security in the new age: On attachment and emotional compensation
  P. Granqvist, & B. Hagekull, 427-546
  
  Reviews
  
  • How the millenium comes violently: From Jonestown to Heaven's Gate, by C. Wessinger, reviewed by B. D. Zablocki
    
  • Apocalupse observed: Religious movemeents and violence in North America, Europe, and Japan, by Hall, Schulyler & Trinh, reviewed by Wright
    
  • Secular theories on religion: Current perspectives, by Jensen & Rothstein, reviewed by Bailey
    
  • Van gisteren tot heden: Godsdienstpsychologie in Nederland, by van Belzen, reviewed by Hutsebaut
    
  • After atheism: Religion and ethnicity in Russia and Central Asia, by Lewis, reviewed by Volkov
    
  • The next generation: Jewish children and adolescents, by Keysar, Kosmin & Scheckner, reviewed by Edelstein
    
  • Prophets of peace: Pacificism and cultural identity in Japan's new religions, by Kisala, reviewed by Mullins
    
  • Catholic identity: Balancing reason, faith and power, by Dillon, reviewed by Jelen
    
  • The Baha'i: The religious construction of a global identity, by McMullen, reviewed by Cole
    
  • Cassadaga: The South's oldest spiritualist community, edited by Guthrie, Lucas & Moore, reviewed by Hood
    
  • Jesus in disneyland: Religion in post-modern times, by Lyon, reviewed by Edles
    
  • God at the movies, by Bergesen & Greeley, reviewed by Clark
  Special Section: Religion in The Netherlands
  • Religion, denomination, and education in The Netherlands: Cognitive and noncognitive outcomes after an era of secularization
    G. Driessen & F. van der Slik, 561-572, 40, 4
  • "Official" doctrine and "unofficial" practices: The negotiation of Catholicism in a Netherlands community
    T. Watling, 573-590, 40, 4
  • Churches in Dutch: Causes of religious disaffiliation in The Netherlands, 1937-1995
    M. T. Grotenhuis & P. Scheepers, 591-606, 40, 4
  • Attachment, working models of self and others, and God concept in kindergarten
    S. A. de Roos, S. Miedema, & J. Iedema, 607-618, 40, 4
• Gods, rituals, and the moral order
  R. Stark, 619-636, 40, 4
• Church-based social support and religious coping
  N. Krause, C. G. Ellison, B. A. Shaw, J. P. Marcum, & J. D. Boardman, 637-656, 40, 4
• Communist party - Vatican interplay over the training of church leaders in China
  B. Leung, 657-674, 40, 4
• Measuring religious commitment among Catholics and protestants: A new approach
  S. T. Mockabee, J. Q. Monson, & J. T. Grant, 675-690, 40, 4
• Dimensions of the mysticism scale: Confirming the three-factor structure in the United States and Iran
  R. W. Hood Jr., N. Ghorbani, P. J. Watson, A. F. Ghramaleki, M. N. Bing, H. K. Davison, R. J. Morris, & W. P. Williamson, 691-706, 40, 4
• Work, family, and religious involvement for men and women
  P. E. Becker, & H. Hofmeister, 707-722, 40, 4
• Religious homogamy, marital conflict, and stability in same-faith and interfaith Jewish marriages
  J. G. Chinitz, & R. A. Brown, 723-734, 40, 4
• Tolerant (in)civility? A longitudinal analysis of white conservative protestants' willingness to grant civil liberties
  S. Reimer, & J. Z. Park, 735-746, 40, 4
• Denominational and age comparisons of God concepts
  J. L. Noffke, & S. H. McFadden, 747-756, 40, 4
• Variations in strictness and religious commitment within and among five denominations
  D. V. A. Olson, & P. Perl, 757-764, 40, 4
• Relationships among giving, church attendance, and religious belief: The case of the Presbyterian Church (USA)
  J. Lunn, R. Klay, & A. Douglass, 765-776, 40, 4
  Book Reviews
  • Magic, witchcraft and the otherworld: An anthropology, by Greenwood, reviewed by York
  • Purified by fire: A history of cremation in America, by Prothero, reviewed by Riley
  • Religion as a chain of memory, by Hervieu-Leger, reviewed by Baggett
  • Religion and the development of the American penal system, by Skotnicki, reviewed by Willis
  • Habitat for humanity: Building private homes, building public religion, by Baggett, reviewed by Boddie
  • Confessions of an interest group: The Catholic Church and political parties in Europe, by Warner, reviewed by Watling
  • The church at the grassroots in Latin America: Perspectives on thirty years of activism, by Burdick & Hewitt (Eds.), reviewed by Cousineau
  • Sojourner in the promised land: Forty years among the Mormons, by Shipps, reviewed by Vance
  • Du Bois on religion, by Zuckerman (Ed.), reviewed by Barnes
  • Religion and popular cultur: Studies on the interaction of world-views, by Stout & Buddenbaum (Eds.), reviewed by Smith
  • The Americanization of religious minorities: Confronting the constitutional order, by Mazur, reviewed by Hoover
  • Dancing with the virgin: Body and faith in the Fiesta of Tortugas, New Mexico, by Sklar, reviewed by Leatham
  • Fundamentalism, sectarianism, and revolution: The Jacobian dimension of modernity, by Eisenstadt, reviewed by Kaelber
  • Handbook of religion and health, by Koenig, McCullough & Larson, reviewed by Plante
  • More money, more ministry: Money and evangelicals in recent North American history, by Eskridge & Noll (Eds.), reviewed by Reimer

2002, Vol. 41

Special Section on Liberation Theology
• Cultural resources for theologies of liberation: Locl responses to global challenges
  K. Nadeau, 1-4, 41, 1
• "Living our faith:" The lenten pastoral letter of teh bishops of Malawi and the shift to multiparty democracy, 1992-1993
  M. Mitchell, 5-18, 41, 1
• Movable peace: Engaging the transnational in Cambodia's Dhammayietra
  K. Poethig, 19-28, 41, 1
• Catholic and non-Catholic theologies of liberation: Poverty, self-improvement, and ethics among small-scale entrepreneurs in Guatemala City
  H. Gooren, 29-46, 41, 1
• Toward a Maya theology of liberation: The reformulation of a "traditional" religion in a global context
  C. L. Ciappari, 47-68, 41, 1
• Las Casas as a theological counteroffensive: An intperpretation of Gustavo Gutierrez's Las Cases: In search of the poor Jesus Christ
  C. Smith, 69-74, 41, 1
• Peasant resistance and religious protests in early Philippine society: Turning friars against the grain
  K. Nadeau, 75-86, 41, 1
• The study of liberation theology: What next?
  A. Gill, 87-90, 41, 1
• The perceived benefits of religious and spiritual coping among older adtuls living with HIV/AIDS
  K. Siegel & E. W. Schrimshaw, 91-102, 41, 1
• The effects of professional training: The social and religious capital acquired in seminaries
  R. Finke & K. D. Dougherty, 103-120, 41, 1
• Organizational revivalism: Explaining metamorphosis of China's Catholic Church
  W. T. Liu & B. Leung, 121-138, 41, 1
• Religious affiliation, denominational homogamy, and intimate partner violence among U.S. couples
  C. B. Cunradi, R. Caetano, & J. Schafer, 139-152, 41, 1
• Talking about homosexuality: The views of mainline protestant clergy
  L. R. Olson & W. Cadge, 153-168, 41, 1
• Gender and mainline protestant pastors' allocation of time to work tasks
  P. Perl, 169-178, 41, 1
• The relationship between psychological well-being and Christian faith and practice in an Australian population sample
  L. J. Francis & P. Kaldor, 178-183, 41, 1
  Book Reviews
  • The faith of biology and the biology of faith: Order meaning and free will in modern medical science, by Pollak; and God after Darwin: A theology of evolution, by Haught; reviewed by Pope
  • GenX religion, by Flory & Miller (Eds.), reviewed by Perrin
  • Catholicism USA: A portrait of the Catholic Church in the United States, by Froehle & Gautier, reviewed by McCallion
  • Religion and the new immigrants, by Ebaugh & Chafetz (Eds.), reviewed by Levitt
  • Old older Mennonites: Rituals, beliefs and community, by Lee, reviewed by Langham
  • Jewish baby boomers: A communal perspective, by Waxman, reviewed by Gross
  • Craetive spirituality, by Wuthnow, reviewed by Helson
  • The Catholic experience of small Christian communities, by Lee, reviewed by Gautier
  • Acts of faith: Explaining the human side of religion, by Stark & Finke, reviewed by Glazier
  • Family, religion and social change in diverse societies, by Houseknecht & Parkhurst (Eds.), reviewed by D'Antonio
  • Contesting the sacred: The anthropology of Pilgrimage, by Eade & Sallnow (Eds), reviewed by Cipriani
  • Latin American religion in motion, by Smith & Prokopy (Eds.), reviewed by Byrnes
• Return of the sacred: Reintegrating religion in the social sciences
  H.R. Ebaugh, 385-395, 41, 3
• The effect of group size on interfaith marriage among Catholics
  Davidson, J.D., & Widman, T., 397-404, 41, 3
• As the flocks gather: How religion affects voluntary association participation
  P. Lam, 405-422, 41, 3
• The right faith at the right time? Determinants of Protestant mission success in the 19th-century Brazilian religious market
  H.B. Cavalcanti, 423-438, 41, 3
• Development of the spiritual transcendence index
  Duberstein, R., Evinger, J.S., Chang, T.H., & Lewis, B.L., 439-453, 41, 3
• Why do churches become empty, while new age grows? Secularization and religious change in the Netherlands
  Houtman, D., & Mascini, P., 455-473, 41, 3
• Inward, outward, and upward: Cognitive aspects of prayer
  Ladd, K.L., & Spilka, B., 475-484, 41, 3
• African-American religious affiliation in the late 20th century: Cohort variations and patterns of switching
  D.E. Sherkat, 485-493, 41, 3
• Physiology and faith: Addressing the "universal" gender difference in religious commitment
  R. Stark, 495-507, 41, 3
• The multidimensionality of motivation for Jewish religious behavior: Content, structure, and relationship to religious identity
  Lazar, A., Kravetz, S., & Fredrich-Kedem, P., 509-519, 41, 3
• Does masculinity thwart being religious? An examination of older men's religiousness
  Thompson Jr., E.H., & Remmes, K.R., 521-532, 41, 3
• Orthodox (Eastern Christian) churches in the United States at the beginning of a new millennium: Questions of nature, identity, and mission
  A.D. Krindatch, 533-563, 41, 3
• Testing the promise of the churches: Income inequality in the opportunity to learn civic skills in Christian congregations
  P. Schwadel, 565-575, 41, 3
• Religious Diversity in America: The emergence of Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, and other
  T.W., Smith, 577-585, 41, 3
  Book Reviews:
  • Religion on campus: What religion really means to today's undergraduates, by Cherry, DeBerg, & Porterfield, reviewed by Clydesdale
  • Dry bones rattling: Community building to revitalize American democracy, by Warren, reviewed by Coleman
  • The church on the world's turf: An evangelical Christian group as a secular university, by Bramadat, reviewed by Luidens
  • Organizing God's work, by Harris, reviewed by Mariante
  • American Catholics: Gender, generation and commitment, by D'Antonio, Davidson, Hoge, & Meyer, reviewed by Morris
  • From civil to political religion: The intersection of culture, religion, and politics, by Cristi, reviewed by Olson
  • Holy leisure: Recreation and religion in God's square mile, by Messenger, reviewed by Russo
  • A comparative sociology of world religions: Virtuosos, priests, and popular religion, by Sharot, reviewed by Swatos
  • Claiming sacred ground: Pilgrims and politics at Glastonbury and Sedona, by Ivakhiv, reviewed by Tucker

2003, Vol. 42

Progress and Cumulation in the Sociology of Religion: A Symposium
• Introduction to the symposium
  Chaves, M., 1, 42, 1
• Diagnosing the Reverend Dr. Dumpty "after the fall"
  Demerath, N. J. III, 2-4, 42, 1
• Eve, Lilith, and the sociology of religion: Comments on Zald
  Neitz, M.J., 5-7, 42, 1
• Practice and progress in the study of religion
  Wuthnow, R., 8-10, 42, 1
• Where are we in the sociological study of religin? Continuing the conversation
  Zald, M.N., 11-15, 42, 1
• Theorizing religious effects among American adolescents
  Smith, C., 17-30, 42, 1
• The church of faith and freedom: African-American Baptists and social action
  Lee, S., 31-42, 42, 1
• Religiosity and mental health: A meta-analysis of recent studies
  Hackney, C.H., & Sanders, G.S., 43-56, 42, 1
• The origins of religious stratification in colonial America
  Pule, R.E., & Davidson, J.D., 57-76, 42, 1
• Forgiveness by God, forgiveness of others, and psychological well-being in late life
  Krause, N., & Ellison, C.G., 77-94, 42, 1
• Believe it or not: Religious and other paranormal beliefs in the United States
  Rice, T.W., 95-104, 42, 1
• Estimating the extent of religious and spiritual activity in Australia using time-budget data
  Bouma, G.D., & Lennon, D., 107-112, 42, 1
• Lack of a secularizing influence of education on religious activity and parity among Mormons
  Merrill, R.M., Lyon, J.L., & Jensen, W.J., 113-124, 42, 1
• Assessing conventional wisdom about religion and politics: A preliminary view from the pews
  Brewer, M.D., Kersh, R., & Petersen, R.E., 125-136, 42, 1
• Explaining the belief in God for self, in-group, and out-group targets
  Kenworthy, J.B., 137-146, 42, 1
• Religious switching: Preference development, maintenance, and change
  Loveland, M.T., 147-158
  Book Reviews:
  • Blessed events: Religion and home birth in America, by Klassen, reviewed by Blum
  • Personal knowledge and beyond: Reshaping the ethnography of religion, by Spickard, Landres & McGuire (Eds.), reviewed by Carroll
  • Learning lessons from Waco: When the parties bring their Gods to the negotiation table, by Docherty, reviewed by Cowan
  • The resilience of conservative religion: The case of popular conservative protestant congregations, by Tamney, reviewed by Fenton
  • Religion and social policy, by Nesbitt, reviewed by Johnson
  • Lift high the cross: Where white supremacy and the Christian right converge, by Burlein, revewed by McMullen
  • Heaven below: Early Pentecostals and American culture, by Wacker, reviewed by Warner
  • The stranger next door: The story of a small community's battle over sex, faitha nd civil rights, by Stein, reviewed by White
• Is the study of lived religion irrelevant to the world we live in? Special presidential plenary address, Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Salt Lake City, November 2, 2002
  R. A. Orsi, 169-174, 42, 2
• "Shaking out the mat": Schism and organizational transformation at a Mexican Ark of the Virgin
  M. C. Leatham, 175-188, 42, 2
• Linked lives, faith and behavior: Intergenerational religious influence on adolescent delinquency
  M. D. Regnerus, 189-204, 42, 2
• Race differences in congregational social service activity
  W. Tsitsos, 205-216, 42, 2
• Multiracial congregations: An analysis of their development and a typology
  M. O. Emerson & K. Chai Kim, 217-228, 42, 2
• The political activities of religious congregations in the United States
  K. Beyerlein & M. Chaves, 229-246, 42, 2
• The roots of public attitudes toward state acommodation of European Muslims' religious practices before and after September 11
  J. S. Fetzer & J. C. Soper, 247-258, 42, 2
• Religious participation and network closure among American adolescents
  C. Smith, 259-268, 42, 2
• Secularization and aging in Britain: Does family formation cause greater religiosity?
  J. R. Tilley, 269-278, 42, 2
• A typology of LDS sociopolitical worldviews
  J. C. Fox, 279-290, 42, 2
• Lebanese Muslim views of September 11
  S. Haddad & H. Khashan, 291-298, 42, 2
• The religious, the paranormal, and church attendance: A response to Orenstein
  A. M. McKinnon, 299-304
• Book Reviews:
  • God is dead: Secularization in the West, by S. Bruce, reviewed by Somerville
  • Powers and submissions: Spirituality, philosophy and gender, by S. Coakley, reviewed by McGuire
  • Peter Berger and the study of religion, by Woodhead, Heelas and Martin (Eds.), reviewed by Dobbelaere
  • Religion and politics in comparative perspective: The one, the few and the many, by T. G. Jelen & C. Wilcox, reviewed by Ferrari
• Symposium on Religious Freedom and Religious Pluralism
  • The myth of pluralism, diversity, and vigor: The constitutional privilege of Protestantism in the United States and Canada
    L. G. Beaman, 311-326, 42, 3
  • Lost in the supermarket: Comments on Beaman, religious pluralism, and what it means to be free
    A. Gill, 327-332, 42, 3
  • Constitutional privilege and constituting pluralism: Religious freedom in national, global and legal context
    P. Beyer, 333-340, 42, 3
  • Response to Beyer and Gill
    L. G. Beaman, 341-346, 42, 3
• Religious life under theocracy: The case of Iran
  A. Kazemipur & A. Rezaei, 347-362, 42, 3
• Strictness and congregational growth in middletown
  J. B. Tamney, S. D. Johnson, K. McElmurry, & G. Saunders, 363-376, 42, 3
• Intimate diversity: The presentation of multiculturalism and multiracialism in a high-boundary religious movement
  K. E. Jenkins, 393-410, 42, 3
• Where's the religion? Distinguishing faith-based from secular social service agencies
  H. R. Ebaugh, P. F. Pipes, J. S. Chafetz, & M. Daniels, 411-426, 42, 3
• Is spirituality detrimental to generativity?
  M. Dillon, P. Wink, & K. Fay, 427-442, 42, 3
• The mobilization of elite opinion: Rabbi perceptions of and responses to anti-Semitism
  P. A. Djupe & A. E. Sokhey, 443-454, 42, 3
• Associations between religious orientaiton and varieties of sexual experience
  W. C. Rowatt & D. P. Schmitt, 455-466, 42, 3
• The creation o fa distinct subcultural identity and denominational growth
  J. H. Evans, 467-478, 42, 3
• Neosecularization and craft versus professional religious authority in a nonreligious organization
  D. Grant, K. M. O'Neil, & L. S. Stephens, 479-488, 42, 3
• Book Reviews
  • Feminist narratives and the sociology of religion, by Nason-Clark & Neitz (Eds.), reviewed by Bender
  • Charitable choices: Religion, race and poverty in the post-welfare era, by Bartkowski & Regis, reviewed by Pipes
  • The quiet hand of God: Faith-based activism and the public role of mainline Protestantism, by Withnow & Evans (Eds.), reviewed by Hadaway
  • Studies in Mormon History, 1830-1997: An indexed bibliography with a topical guide to published social science literature on the Mormons, by Allen, Walker, Whittaker, with Mauss & Reynolds, reviewed by Shipps
  • Mormon history, by Walker, Whittaker, Allen & Mauss, reviewed by Shipps

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