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Review of Religious Research

1979, Volume 21, Number 1

• Theorizing, policy making, and the critique of Europeanism.
  Lemert, Charles C., 3-23, 21, 1
• The comparative implications of functional and conflict theory as theoretical frameworks for religious research and religious decision-making
  Neal, Marie Augusta, 24-50, 21, 1
• Passive voice theories in religious sociology.
  Douglas, Mary, 51-61, 21, 1
• Cultural hero systems and religious beliefs: The ideal-real social science of Ernest Becker.
  Scimecca, Joseph A., 62-70, 21, 1
• The sustainable society: Religious and social implications.
  Stivers, Robert L., 71-86, 21, 1
• A proposal for political ethics.
  Winter, Gibson, 87-107, 21, 1
• A comment on Pilarzyk's article "The origin, development and decline of a youth culture religion"(RRR, Fall 1978)
  Nelson, G. K., 108-109, 21, 1
• The cultic resilience of the Divine Light Mission: A reply to Nelson
  Pilarzyk, Thomas, 109-112, 21, 1

1979, Volume 21, Number 2

• Religion and marital instability: Change in the 1970s?
  Shrum, Wesley, 135-147, 21, 2
• Religiosity and death anxiety: A multi-dimensional analysis.
  Nelson, L. D., Cantrell, C. H., 148-157, 21, 2
• A reexamination of the antecedents of apostasy.
  Hunsberger, Bruce, 158-170, 21, 2
• Inconsistency of beliefs in the existence of heaven and afterlife.
  Hertel, Bradley R., 171-183, 21, 2
• Social legitimacy, dogmatism, and the evaluation of intense experiences.
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., 184-194, 21, 2
• Gender differences in the description of erotic and mystical experiences.
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Hall, James R., 195-207, 21, 2
• Psychologists and religion: Professional factors and personal belief.
  Ragan, Claude, Malony, H. Newton, Beit-Hallahmi, Benjamin, 208-217, 21, 2
• Research models and pedagogical paradigms in psychology of religion.
  Capps, Donald, 218-227, 21, 2

1980, Volume 21, Number 3

• Religion and the rhetoric of the mass media.
  Hart, Rodrick P., Turner, Kathleen J., Knupp, Ralph E., 256-275, 21, 3
• Denominational biases in the American press.
  Ferre, John P., 276-283, 21, 3
• Meaning and belonging in a charismatic congregation: An investigation into sources of neo-Pentecostal success.
  McGaw, Douglas B., 284-301, 21, 3
• Conservatism and social strength in a liberal denomination.
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, 302-314, 21, 3
• A test of theories of Protestant church participation and commitment.
  Hoge, Dean R., Polk, David T., 315-329, 21, 3
• An economic analysis of religious choice.
  Redman, Barbara J., 330-342, 21, 3
• Clergy and funeral directors: An exploration in role conflict
  Bradfield, Cecil D., Myers, R. Ann, 343-350, 21, 3
• Interpersonal needs, counselor style, and personality change among seminarians during the 1970s.
  Pino, Christopher J., 351-367, 21, 3

1980, Volume 21, Number 4

• Toward a typology of unchurched Protestants.
  Perry, Everett L., Davis, James H., Doyle, Ruth T., Dyble, John E., 388-404, 21, 4
• Church involvement in America: Social factors affecting membership and participation.
  Roof, Wade Clark, Hoge, Dean R., 405-426, 21, 4
• Church dropouts: Changing patterns of disengagement and re-entry.
  Roozen, David A., 451-461, 21, 4
• Denominational switching and religiosity.
  Hadaway, Chistopher Kirk, 451-461, 21, 4
• A research note on the sources of adult church commitment among those who were regular attenders during childhood.
  O'Hara, John P., 462-467, 21, 4
• Response: Why some people might go back to church.
  Walrath, Douglas, 468-475, 21, 4

1980, Volume 22, Number 1

• Prophetic vs. priestly religion: The changing role of women clergy in classical Pentecostal churches.
  Barfoot, Charles H., Sheppard, Gerald T., 2-17, 22, 1
• Placement of men and women in the ministry.
  Lehman, Edward C., Jr, 18-40, 22, 1
• The Word of God and the words of the preacher.
  Avery, William O., Gobbel, A. Roger, 41-53, 22, 1
• Effects of sermons among lay Catholics, The: An exploratory study.
  Newman, William M., Wright, Stuart A., 54-59, 22, 1
• Scale on preaching style, A: Hortatory vs interactive preaching.
  Maguire, James T., 60-65, 22, 1
• H. Paul Douglas: His perspective and his work.
  Hadden, Jeffrey K., 66-88, 22, 1

1980, Volume 22, Number 2

• Sectarian tension.
  Bainbridge, William Sims, Stark, Rodney, 105-124, 22, 2
• Voluntary association and civil religion: The case of Freemasonry.
  Wilson, John, 125-136, 22, 2
• Toward disestablishment: New patterns of social class, denomination and religiosity among youth?
  Nelsen, Hart M., Potvin, Raymond H., 137-154, 22, 2
• New class and the young evangelicals, The
  Hunter, James Davison, 155-169, 22, 2
• Use of folklore in religious conversion, The: The Chassidic case.
  Singer, Merrill, 170-185, 22, 2
• Medium and her message, The: A study of spiritualism at Lilly Dale, N.Y.
  Richard, Michael P., Adato, Albert, 186-197, 22, 2
• Religious protest outcomes: The Soviet Baptist case.
  Kowalewski, David, 198-206, 22, 2
• Modernization and religious purification: Islam in Indonesia.
  Tamney, Joseph, 207-217, 22, 2

1981, Volume 22, Number 3

• Faith priorities of pastor and laity as a factor in the growth or decline of Presbyterian congregations.
  Perry, Everett L., Hoge, Dean R., 221-232, 22, 3
• Anomia and religiosity: Some evidence for reconceptualization.
  Hong, Lawrence K., 233-244, 22, 3
• Generalizability and specificity of intrinsic-extrinsic orientations, The.
  Morris, Ronald J., Hood, Ralph W., Jr., 245-267, 22, 3
• Differences in religious structures between empirically derived types.
  Filsinger, Erik E., 255-267, 22, 3
• Gender and regional differences in the religiosity of Protestant adolescents.
  Nelsen, Hart M., Potvin, Raymond H., 268-284, 22, 3

1981, Volume 22, Number 4

• Paranormal beliefs: Functional alternatives to mainstream religion?
  Emmons, Charles F., Sobal, Jeff, 301-312, 22, 4
• Friendship, religion and the occult: A network study
  Bainbridge, William Sims, Stark, Rodney, 313-327, 22, 4
• Study of the background, level of job satisfaction, maturity and morale of "delayed vocation" Catholic priests, A
  Hicks, Thomas H., 328-345, 22, 4
• Seminary effects on professional role orientations
  Blanchard, Dallas A., 346-361, 22, 4
• American individualism reconsidered
  Mount, C. Eric, Jr., 362-376, 22, 4

1981, Volume 23, Number 1

• Struggle for integrity, The
  Webber, George W., 3-21, 23, 1
• Triangulation in religious research: A sociological approach to the study of monasteries
  Hillery, George A., Jr., 22-38, 23, 1
• Critique of Leone's and Dolgin's application of Bellah's evolutionary model to Mormonism, A
  White, O. Kendall, Jr., 39-53, 23, 1
• Effect of mainstream religious social controls on adolescent drug use in rural areas, The
  McIntosh, William Alex, Fitch, Starla D., Wilson, J. Branton, Nyberg, Kenneth L., 54-75, 23, 1
• Knowledge and experience criteria in the report of mystical experiences
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Morris, Ronald J., 76-84, 23, 1

1981, Volume 23, Number 2

• Some issues in clergy authority
  Carroll, Jackson W., 99-117, 23, 2
• Sociological view of authority in religious organizations, A
  Bartholomew, John Niles, 118-132, 23, 2
• Organizational and situational influences on vocational commitment of Protestant ministers
  Hoge, Dean R., Dyble, John E., Polk, David K., 133-149, 23, 2
• Ministers speak on Watergate: Effects of clergy role during political crisis
  Nelsen, Hart M., Baxter, Sandra, 150-166, 23, 2
• Conventional religiosity, attitudes toward conflict crime, and income stratification in the United States
  Simpson, John H., Hagan, John, 167-179, 23, 2
• Subversion of missionary intentions by cultural values, The: The Brazilian case
  Frase, Ronald G., 180-194, 23, 2
• Church renewal movement in sociological perspective, The
  Maxam, Donald A., 195-204, 23, 2
• Samual Blizzard: Sociologist, theological educator, and border broker: An appreciative evaluation
  Bouma, Gary D., 205-213, 23, 2
• Writings Samuel Wilson Blizzard, The
  Blizzard, Harriet, 214-218, 23, 2

1982, Volume 23, Number 3

• Desired outcomes of religious education and youth ministry in six denominations
  Hoge, Dean R., Hefferman, Esther, Hemrick, Eugene F., Nelsen, Hart M., O'Connor, James P., Philibert, Paul J., Thompson, Andrew J., 230-254, 23, 3
• Influence of social and theological factors upon the goals of religious education, The
  Nelsen, Hart M., 255-263, 23, 3
• Teachers, pedagogy and the process of religious education
  Philibert, Paul J., Hoge, Dean R., 264-285, 23, 3
• Moral maturity and education beyond conventional morality
  Philibert, Paul J., 286-296, 23, 3
• Different conceptualizations of goals of religious education and youth ministry in six denominations
  Hoge, Dean R,, Thompson, Andrew D., 297-304, 23, 3
• Response: "Moral maturity" and social justice goals
  Simmons, Henry C., 305-310, 23, 3
• Response: Religious education goals for youth
  Miller, Donald E., 311-315, 23, 3

1982, Volume 23, Number 4

• Theological crucibles: Social movements in and of religion
  Zald, Mayer N., 317-336, 23, 4
• Problem-solving versus problem-setting: The case of the Jesuit general survey
  Gannon, Thomas M., 337-352, 23, 4
• Bringing religious motivation back in: A multivariate analysis of motivational predictors of student religiosity
  Welch, Michael R., Barrish, Jerry, 357-369, 23, 4
• Church growth (and decline) in a Southern city
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, 372-387, 23, 4
• Impact of geographical mobility on adolescent religious orientation, The
  deVaus, David, 391-402, 23, 4

1982, Volume 24, Number 1

• International differences in value ranking and religious style among Jesuits
  Faase, Thomas P., 3-18, 24, 1
• Intimacy and saliency: Dimensions for ordering religious experiences
  Currie, Raymond, Klug, Leo F., McCombs, Charles R., 19-32, 24, 1
• Exploring some correlates of sermon impact on Catholic parishioners
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Silverman, William H., 33-39, 24, 1
• Religion, beliefs about human life, and the abortion decision
  William, Dories Giles, 40-48, 24, 1
• Factor analyses of religious variables: Some methodological considerations
  Yeats, John R., Asher, William, 49-53, 24, 1
• Updating an archive: "Churches and church membership in the United States," 1952-1980
  Newman, William M., Halvorson, Peter L., 54-59, 24, 1
• Reply to Hoge
  Welch, Michael R., Barrish, Jerry, 59-60, 24, 1

1982, Volume 24, Number 2

• Religious organizational change: An analysis based on the TM movement
  Woodrum, Eric, 89-103, 24, 2
• Vision and research: The social policy perspective of Kenneth Underwood
  Hammond, Phillip E., 104-115, 24, 2
• Women pastors: What happens after placement?
  Royle, Majorie H., 116-126, 24, 2
• Factors related to pastoral morale in the Seventh-day Adventist Church
  Dudley, Roger L., Cummings, Des, Jr., 127-137, 24, 2
• Underlife in a Baptist church
  Ingram, Larry C., 138-152, 24, 2
• Power of prayer, The: A prolegomenon to an ascetical sociology
  Swatos, William H., Jr., 153-162, 24, 2

1983, Volume 24, Number 3

• Americans in the Israeli Reform and Conservative denominations: Religiosity under an ethnic shield?
  Tabory, Ephraim, Lazerwitz, Bernard, 177-187, 24, 3
• Religion as national identity in a secular society
  Weissbrod, Lilly, 188-205, 24, 3
• Organized religion as opiate or prophetic stimulant: A study of American and English assessments of social justice in two urban settings
  Perkins, H. Wesley, 206-224, 24, 3
• Dualistic and wholistic views of God and the world: Consequences for social action
  Drieger, Leo, Currie, Raymond, Linden, Lick, 225-244, 24, 3
• Religious sectarianism and the Soviet state: The dynamics of believer protest and regime response
  Kowalewski, David, Greil, Arthur L., 245-260, 24, 3
• "New Class and the Young Evangelicals", The: Second thoughts
  Reese, Boyd, 261-267, 24, 3
• Perils of idealism, The: A reply
  Hunter, James Davidson, 267-277, 24, 3

1983, Volume 24, Number 4

• In search of a Protestant Twentieth Century: American religion and power since 1900
  Hammond, Phillip E., 281-294, 24, 4
• Churches are generally ignored in contemporary voluntary action research: Causes and consequences
  Smith, David Horton, 295-303, 24, 4
• Response to Smith's paper on contemporary voluntary action research
  Little, David, 304-307, 24, 4
• Research director's perspective on the issue of the neglect of churches in voluntary action research, A
  Morris, Orrin D., 308-311, 24, 4
• Paradenominational organization perspective on dialogue between the voluntary action and religious research communities, A
  Bickel, Kenneth L., Picard, Paul R., 312-317, 24, 4
• Compartmentalization and parochialism in religion and voluntary action research
  Moberg, David O., 318-321, 24, 4
• Study of factors relating to church growth in the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, A
  Dudley, Roger L., Cummings, Des, Jr., 322-333, 24, 4
• Seven profiles of effective ministers
  Nauss, Allen, 334-346, 24, 4
• Religion, work specialization, and job satisfaction: Interactive effects
  Martinson, Oscar, 347-356, 24, 4
• Some reflections on "leading questions"
  Johnson, Paul C., 357-361, 24, 4

1983, Volume 25, Number 1

• Religious commitment and social attitudes in Ireland
  McAllister, Ian, 3-20, 25, 1
• Apostasy: A social learning approach
  Hunsbereger, Bruce E., 21-38, 25, 1
• American civil religion from 1789 to 1981
  Toolin, Cynthia, 39-48, 25, 1
• Institutional stress: Journalistic norms in the Catholic press
  Thorn, William J., Garrison, Bruce, 49-62, 25, 1
• Before we lose them: Causes, warning signals and intervention strategies for church dissociation
  Borchardt, Henry C., 63-75, 25, 1

19883, Volume 25, Number 2

• Residence and religious effects on declining family size: A historical analysis of the Utah population
  Bean, Lee L., Mineau, Geraldine, Anderton, Douglas, 91-101, 25, 2
• Family size and contraceptive use among Mormons: 1965-1975
  Heaton, Tim B., Calkins, Sandra, 102-113, 25, 2
• Mormon and non-Mormon migration in and out of Utah
  Toney, Michael B., Stinner, Carol McKewen, Kan, Stephen, 114-126, 25, 2
• Maintaining the faith during college: A study of campus religious group participation
  Madsen, Gary E., Vernon, Glenn M., 127-141, 25, 2
• Age differences in adolescent religiousness
  Sloane, Douglas M., Potvin, Raymond H., 142-154, 25, 2
• Religious affiliation, religiosity and racial prejudice: A new look at old relationships
  Chalfant, H. Paul, Peek, Charles W., 155-161, 25, 2
• Belief in an afterlife as symbolic sanction
  Richardson, John G., Weatherby, Georgie A., 162-170, 25, 2

1984, Volume 25, Number 3

• Who participates in ecumenical activity?
  Myers, Phyllis Goudy, Davidson, James D., 185-203, 25, 3
• Most segregated institution, The: Correlates of interracial church participation
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, Hackett, David G., Miller, James Fogle, 204-219, 25, 3
• Respect for life, sexual morality, and opposition to abortion
  Jelen, Ted G., 220-231, 25, 3
• Religious preference, religious participation, and sterilization decisions
  Eckhardt, Kenneth W., Hendershot, Gerry E., 232-246, 25, 3
• Workforce participation and sex differences in church attendance
  DeVaus, David, 247-256, 25, 3
• Religious orientation, humanistic values, and narcissism
  Watson, P. J., Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Morris, Ronald J., 257-264, 25, 3
• Assessing the religious needs of college students
  Pargament, Kenneth I., Echemendia, Ruben J., Johnson, Steven M., McGath, Cheryl A., Maatman, Vaughn, Baxter, William, 265-285, 25, 3

1984, Volume 25, Number 4

• Power of the religious media, The: Religious broadcast use and the role of religious organizations in public affairs
  Gaddy, Gary D., 289-302, 25, 4
• Religious television in Middletown
  Tamney, Joseph B., Johnson, Stephen D., 303-313, 25, 4
• Political influence of television ministers, The: A research note
  Mobley, G. Melton, 314-320, 25, 4
• Religious values and religiosity in the textbook adoption controversy in Texas, 1981
  Stacey, William A., Shupe, Anson, 321-333, 25, 4
• Nature and sources of religious involvement, The
  Roberts, Michael K., Davidson, James D., 334-350, 25, 4
• Subjective measures of spiritual well-being
  Moberg, David O., 351-364, 25, 4
• Religious denominations' impact upon gender attitudes: Some methodological implications
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., MacKie, Marlene M., 365-378, 25, 4
• Roman Catholic catechists and their ecumenical attitudes: A research note
  Kelly, James R., 379-387, 25, 4

1984, Volume 26, Number 1

• Religion and justice: The volcano and the terrace
  Kelley, Dean M., 3-14, 26, 1
• Rise of a new world faith, The
  Stark, Rodney, 18-27, 26, 1
• Mormonism in secular society: Changing patterns in official ecclesiastical rhetoric
  Shepard, Gordon, Shepard, Gary, 28-42, 26, 1
• Secularization, higher education, and religiosity
  Albrecht, Stan L., Heaton, Tim B., 43-58, 26, 1
• Spiritual well-being and the consequential dimension of religiosity
  Duke, James T., Johnson, Barry L., 59-72, 26, 1
• Comprehensive bibliography of social science literature on the Mormons
  Mauss, Armand L., Franks, Jeffrey R., 73-115, 26, 1

1984, Volume 26, Number 2

• Religiosity and sexual attitudes and behavior among evangelical Christian singles
  Wulf, Jean, Prentice, David, Hansum, Donna, Ferrar, Archie, Spilka, Bernard, 119-131, 26, 2
• Parish responsiveness and parishioner commitment
  Cieslak, Michael J., 132-147, 26, 2
• Ideology and recruitment in religious groups
  Ebaugh, Helen Rose Fuchs, Vaughan, Sharron Lee, 148-157, 26, 2
• Dietary behavior, dietary adequacy, and religious social support: An exploratory study
  McIntosh, William Alex, Shifflett, Peggy A., 158-175, 26, 2
• Heroin, hashish and hallelujah: The search for meaning
  Gruner, Leroy, 176-186, 26, 2
• Comment on David Horton Smith, "Churches are generally ignored in contemporary voluntary action research: Causes and consequences"
  Smith, Tom W., 190, 26, 2
• Reply to Tom W. Smith
  Smith, David Horton, 190-191, 26, 2

1985, Volume 26, Number 3

• Secular society, religious meanings: A contemporary paradox
  Hay, David, Morisy, Ann, 213-227, 26, 3
• Rethinking secularization: Retrospect and prospect
  Lyon, David, 228-243, 26, 3
• Common religion and customary religion: A critique and proposal
  Hornsby-Smith, Michael P., Lee, Raymond M., Reilly, Peter A., 244-252, 26, 3
• Professionalism and the clergy: A research note
  Bryman, Alan, 253-260, 26, 3
• Cross-national perspective on religiosity and social justice, A: A research note
  Chalfant, H. Paul, Heller, Peter L., 261-268, 26, 3
• Research note on religiosity as opiate or prophetic stimulant among students in England and the United States, A
  Perkins, H. Wesley, 269-280, 26, 3
• Reasons for participation in Roman Catholic lay ministry training programs
  Utendorf, James M., 281-292, 26, 3

1985, Volume 26, Number 4

• Religion and public values: A Catholic - Protestant contrast
  Martin, David A., 313-331, 26, 4
• Religion and subjective well-being in adulthood: A quantitative synthesis
  Witter, Robert A., Stock, William A., Okun, Morris A., Haring, Marilyn J., 332-342, 26, 4
• Religion and family formation
  Heaton, Tim B., Goodman, Kristen L., 343-359, 26, 4
• Consequential religiosity in modern society
  Tamney, Joseph B., Johnson, Stephen D., 360-378, 26, 4
• Clergy in racial controversy: A replication of the Campbell and Pettigrew study
  Thomas, Charles B., Jr., 379-390, 26, 4
• Conceptualization of Quest: A critical rejoinder to Batson
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Morris, Ronald J., 391-397, 26, 4
• Misconception of Quest: A reply to Hood and Morris
  Batson, C. Daniel, Ventis, W. Larry, 398-407, 26, 4
• Means, end, and quest: A research note
  Finney, John R., Malony, H. Newton, 408-412, 26, 4

1985, Volume 27, Number 1

• Parental control, age, and religious practice
  Potvin, Raymond H., Sloane, Douglas M., 3-14, 27, 1
• Religious traditions, parents, and peers as determinants of alcohol and drug use among college students
  Perkins, H. Wesley, 15-31, 27, 1
• Contracts, cognitions, and conversion: A rational approach
  Gartell, C. David, Shannon, Zane K., 32-48, 27, 1
• Religiosity, anxiety, and meaning and purpose: Religion's consequences for psychological well-being
  Petersen, Larry R., Roy, Anita, 49-62, 27, 1
• Established banks and established churches: A study of stockholder resolutions
  Kowelewski, David, Leonard, Robin, 63-76, 27, 1
• Religious pluralism: The case of the Lutheran south
  Hook, Wade E., 77-85, 27, 1

1985, Volume 27, Number 2

• Religion and the 1984 election campaign
  Pierand, Richard V., 98-114, 27, 2
• Socio-moral issues and recent presidential elections
  Simpson, John H., 115-123, 27, 2
• Christian Right and the 1984 presidential election, The
  Johnson, Stephen D., Tamney, Joseph B., 124-133, 27, 2
• Boundary maintenance, social-political views, and presidential preference among high and low fundamentalists
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., 134-145, 27, 2
• Mormonism and the New Christian Right: An emerging coalition?
  Shupe, Anson, Heinerman, John, 146-157, 27, 2
• Religion and opposition to abortion reconsidered
  Rhodes, A. Lewis, 158-168, 27, 2
• Processes of persuasion: The case of creation science
  Stempien, Richard, Coleman, Sarah, 169-177, 27, 2
• Religion and loyalty to the political elite: The case of the presidency
  Schoenfeld, Eugen, 169-177, 27, 2
• Evangelical politics: Generalizations and implications
  Hammond, Phillip E., 189-192, 27, 2

1986, Volume 27, Number 3

• Secularization and the diminishing decline of religion
  Ayalon, Hannah, Ben-Rafael, Eliezer, Sharot, Stephen, 192-207, 27, 3
• Regional variants in the determinants of religious participation
  Stump, Roger W., 208-225, 27, 3
• Dimensions of religiosity, The: A conceptual model with an empirical test
  Cornwall, Marie, Albrecht, Stan L., Cunningham, Perry H., Pitcher, Brian L., 226-244, 27, 3
• Religious interest and involvement of young adults: A research note
  Mueller, Daniel P., Cooper, Philip W., 245-254, 27, 3
• Fasting and dieting: A research note
  Tamney, Joseph B., 255-262, 27, 3

1986, Volume 27, Number 4

• Interpreting change in American Catholicism: The river and the floodgate
  Hoge, Dean R., 289-299, 27, 4
• Sectarian colleges and academic freedom
  Ingram, Larry C., 300-314, 27, 4
• Catholic church-related jobs as dual labor markets: A speculative inquiry
  LaMagdeleine, Donald R., 315-327, 27, 4
• Religious commitment and integration into a Jewish community in the United States
  Levine, Betty C., 328-343, 27, 4
• Church schism and secession: A necessary sequence?
  Steed, Mary Lou, 344-355, 27, 4
• Religion and refugee resettlement in the United States: A research note
  Burwell, Ronald J., Hill, Peter, VanWicklin, John F., 356-366, 27, 4

1986, Volume 28, Number 1

• Transmission of religious values from parents to adolescents
  Dudley, Roger L., Dudley, Margaret G., 3-15, 28, 1
• Religious orientation and personality: A case study
  Kwilecki, Susan, 16-28, 28, 1
• Role of psychological assessment in predicting ministerial effectiveness, The
  Malony, H. Newton, Majovski, Laura Fogwell, 29-39, 28, 4
• Audience response to religious fear appeals
  Ragsdale, J. Donald, Durham, Kenneth R., 40-50, 28, 1
• Religion and changes in family patterns
  Hart, Stephen, 51-70, 28, 1
• Social research and the churches
  Fukuyama, Yoshio, 71-81, 28, 1

1986, Volume 28, Number 2

• Fundamentalism, feminism, and attitudes toward pornography
  Jelen, Ted G., 97-103, 28, 2
• Catholic college students' religious and moral attitudes, 1961 to 1982: Effects of the Sixties and the Seventies
  Moberg, David O., Hoge, Dean R., 104-117, 28, 2
• Religiosity, church social teaching, and sociopolitical attitudes: A research note on marital homogamy as social context for US Catholics
  Leege, David C., Welch, Michael R., Trozzolo, Thomas A., 118-128, 28, 2
• Research note on Cardinal Bernadin's "Seamless garment"
  Cleghorn, J. Stephen, 129-142, 28, 2
• Equity or exploitation: The case of the Unification Church
  Kilbourne, Brock K., 143-151, 28, 2
• Applicability of social distance for religious research, The: An exploration
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Mackie, Marlene M., 151-167, 28, 2
• Consumer protection and deviant religion
  Richardson, James T., 168-179, 28, 2
• Review and commentary on the prospects of a Mormon / New Christian Right coalition, A
  White, O. Kendall, Jr., 143-150, 28, 2

1987, Volume 28, Number 3

• Private and the public, The: The linkage role of religion revisited
  Cheal, David J., 209-223, 28, 3
• Images of God and man: An exploratory study
  Schoenfeld, Eugene, 224-235, 28, 3
• Mormonism and the Moral Majority make strange bedfellows? An exploratory study
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Jacob, Jeffrey C., Mackie, Marlene M., 236-251, 28, 3
• Meaning and organization in religious experience: An exploratory study
  Preston, Carol, 252-267, 28, 3

1987, Volume 28, Number 4

• Forum structure: National Council of Churches Commission of Women in Ministry, with the Religious Research Association
  Naylor, Ann, 302-304, 28, 4
• Women in seminary: A review of current social science research
  Carlton, Joy, 305-318, 28, 4
• Research on lay church members' attitudes toward women in ministry: An assessment
  Lehman, Edward C., Jr., 319-329, 28, 4
• Are women changing the image of ministry? A comparison of British and American realities
  Nason-Clark, Nancy, 341-350, 28, 4
• Using bifocals to overcome blindspots: The impact of women on the military and the ministry
  Royle, Majorie H., 341-350, 28, 4
• Effect of latent racist, ethnic, and sexual biases on placement, The
  Schreckengost, George E., 351-366, 28, 4
• Prophetic voices: Differences between men and women
  Yeaman, Patricia A., 367-376, 28, 4
• Context, challenge, and contribution: Women-in-ministry research
  Shriver, Peggy A. L., 377-382, 28, 4
• From research to policy and program
  DuBois, Ann, 383-385, 28, 4
• Women in research: A subject's reflections
  Hiatt, Suzanne R., 386-389, 28, 4
• Research on women in ministry: Concerns about the process
  Bean, Holly Vincent, 390-394, 28, 4
• On digging, dialogue, and decision-making
  Hargrove, Barbara, 395-401, 28, 4

1987, Volume 29, Number 1

• Holy masquerade: Hypocrisy in religion
  Moberg, David O., 3-24, 29, 1
• Liberalism and rationalism in modern theology: The sociological hypothesis
  Cavanaugh, Michael A., 25-43, 29, 1
• Social bases of religion, The: A study of factors influencing religious belief and commitment
  Cornwall, Marie, 44-56, 29, 1
• Ministerial discernment: An application of the LENS model to the study of decision making
  Wiener, Richard L., Kramer, Thomas J., 57-68, 29, 1
• Correcting church membership rates: 1971 and 1980
  Stark, Rodney, 69-77, 29, 1

1987, Volume 29, Number 2

• Star wars of a different kind: Reflections on the politics of the religion and television research project
  Hadden, Jeffrey K., Frankl, Razelle, 101-110, 29, 2
• Critical review of the religion and television research report, A
  Frankl, Razelle, Hadden, Jeffrey K., 111-124, 29, 2
• Social significance of religious television, The
  Wuthnow, Robert, 125-135, 29, 2
• Religious television audience, The: A matter of significance or size?
  Hoover, Stewart M., 135-151, 29, 2
• Themes and topics in religious television programming
  Abelman, Robert, Neuendorf, Kimberley, 152-174, 29, 2
• Interactional analysis of religious television programming, An
  Neuendorf, Kimberley, Abelman, Robert, 175-198, 29, 2
• Why do people watch religious television? A uses and gratification approach
  Abelman, Robert, 199-210, 29, 2

1988, Volume 29, Number 3

• Denominations and religious intermarriage: Trends among white Americans in the twentieth century
  McCutcheon, Alan L., 213-227, 29, 3
• Marital integration of religious independents: A reevaluation of its significance
  Bock, E. Wilbur, Radelet, Michael L., 228-241, 29, 3
• Status attainment and religion: A reevaluation
  Homola, Michael, Knudsen, Dean, Marshall, Harvey, 242-258, 29, 3
• Wives' employment status and marital happiness of religious couples
  Johnson, Barry L., Duke, James T., Eberley, Susan, Sartain, Deborah H., 259-270, 29, 3
• Age and religious orientation
  Watson, Paul J., Howard, Robin, Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Morris, Ronald, 271-280, 29, 3
• Religion and well-being: Men and women in the middle years
  Willits, Fern K., Crider, Donald M., 281-294, 29, 3
• Sin, depression, and narcissism
  Watson, Paul J., Morris, Ronald, Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Foster, Shelly, 295-306, 29, 3

1988, Volume 29, Number 4

• In the receding shadow of the plantation: A profile of rural clergy and churches in the Black Belt
  Lincoln, C. Eric, Mamiya, Lawrence H., 349-368, 29, 4
• Our own vine and fig tree: The authority of history and kinship in Mother Bethel
  Beck, Carolyn S., 369-384, 29, 4
• Revivalism and the advent of cash economy on the Georgia coast
  Goldsmith, Peter, 385-397, 29, 4
• Unchurched Black Americans: Patterns of religiosity and affiliation
  Nelsen, Hart M., 398-412, 29, 4
• Bibliography of social science literature on Afro-American religion in the United States
  Baer, Hans A., 413-430, 29, 4
• Counting America's Jews: Clarify the procedures; a research note
  Newman, William M., Halvorson, Peter L., 431-433, 29, 4

1988, Volume 30, Number 1

• Clinical assessment of optimal religious functioning, The
  Malony, H. Newton, 3-17, 30, 1
• Sociorhetorical approach to understanding theological change, A
  Mathisen, Gerald S., Mathisen, James A., 18-32, 30, 1
• Asking the "born-again" question
  Dixon, Richard D., Levy, Dianne E., Lowery, Roger C., 33-39, 30, 1
• Factors related to inconsistent life-views
  Johnson, Stephen B., Tamney, Joseph B., 40-47, 30, 1
• Seeing the connection: Religion and politics in the Ohio Moral Majority
  Wilcox, Clyde, 47-58, 30, 1
• Filled with the "holy smoke": Religion and tobacco in Carolina
  Ferraro, Kenneth F., Jewell-Patton, Grier, 59-72, 30, 1
• Picketing Satan enfleshed at 7-Eleven: A research note
  Swatos, William H., Jr., 73-82, 30, 1

1988, Volume 30, Number 2

• Structural determinants of religious participation among Black Americans
  Taylor, Robert J., 114-125, 30, 2
• Correlates of religious non-involvement among Black Americans
  Taylor, Robert J., 126-139, 30, 2
• Metropolitan Spiritual Churches of Christ, The: The socio-religious evolution of the largest of the Black Spiritual Associations
  Baer, Hans A., 140-150, 30, 2
• Black ecumenical movements: Proponents of social change
  Sawyer, Mary, 151-161, 30, 2
• Black mainstream churches: Emancipatory or accommodative responses to racism and social stratification in American society?
  Baer, Hans A., 162-176, 30, 2
• Social context of conversion to a Black Religious Sect, The
  Singer, Merrill, 177-192, 30, 2
• Church members as a source of informal social support
  Taylor, Robert J., Chatters, Linda M., 193-203, 30, 2

1989, Volume 30, Number 3

• Stages of religious transformation: A study of 200 nations
  Duke, James T., Johnson, Barry L., 209-224, 30, 3
• Ecumenism and abortion: A case study of pluralism, privatization, and the public conscience
  Kelly, James, 225-235, 30, 3
• Justice: An elusive concept in Christianity
  Schoenfeld, Eugen, 236-245, 30, 3
• Stages of faith and perceptions of similar and dissimilar others
  Green, Charles W., Hoffman, Cindy L., 246-254, 30, 3
• Young evangelicals in the 19th and 20th centuries
  Bedell, Kenneth B., 255-261, 30, 3
• Different voice / different voices: Anglican women in ministry
  Stevens, Lesley, 262-275, 30, 3
• Fundamentalism and self-actualization
  Tamney, Joseph B., Johnson, Stephen D., 276-286, 30, 3
• Dual labor market in the Catholic Church, The: Expanding a speculative inquiry
  Wittberg, Patricia, 287-290, 30, 3
• Expanding a dual labor market approach to Catholic Church work: Comment on Wittberg
  LaMagdeline, Donald R., 291-294, 30, 3

1989, Volume 30, Number 4

• Viewship of religious television programming, The: A multi-disciplinary analysis of televangelism
  Litman, Barry R., Bain, Elizabeth, 329-343, 30, 4
• Education and fundamentalism
  Burton, Ronald, Johnson, Steven, Tamney, Joseph, 344-359, 30, 4
• Clash of symbols in North Ireland, A: Divisions between extremist and moderate Protestant elites
  MacIver, Martha Abele, 360-324, 30, 4
• Imaging God: Who is created in whose image?
  Roberts, Carl W., 325-386, 30, 4
• Religious participation and marital commitment
  Larson, Lyle E., Goltz, Walter, 387-400, 30, 4
• Religious influences on Mormon fertility: Cross-national comparisons
  Heaton, Tim B., 401-411, 30, 4
• Formation of a Fowler scale, The: An empirical assessment among Catholics
  Barnes, Michael, Doyle, Dennis, Johnson, Byron, 412-420, 30, 4

1989, Volume 31, Number 1

• Subjective and social dimensions of religiosity and loneliness among the well elderly
  Johnson, Doyle Paul, Mullins, Larry C., 3-15, 31, 1
• Relationship between religion and mental health/distress, The
  Crawford, Mark E., Handal, Paul J., Wiener, Richard L., 16-22, 31, 1
• Life events and religious change
  Albrecht, Stan L., Cornwall, Marie, 23-38, 31, 1
• Prayer experience and religious orientation
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Morris, Ronald J., Watson, Paul J., 39-45, 31, 1
• Exploring types of prayer and quality of life
  Poloma, Margaret M., Pendleton, Brian F., 46-53, 31, 1
• Fundamentalist voter, The: Politicized religious identity and political attitudes and behavior
  Wilcox, Clyde, 46-53, 31, 1
• Church attendance and traditional religious beliefs in adolescence and young adulthood: A panel study
  Willits, Fern K., Crider, Donald M., 68-81, 31, 1
• Towards a model of research for participative church planning
  Faase, Thomas P., 82-93, 31, 1
• Responses to "Star Wars of a Different Kind: Reflections on the Politics of the Religion and Television Research Project" by Jeffrey K.. Hadden and Razelle Frankl
  Gerbner, George, Gross, Larry, Hoover, Stewart, Morgan, Michael, Signorelli, Nancy, Shriver, Peggy L., Fore, William F., 94-101, 31, 1
• Rejoinder, Hadden, Jeffrey K., Frankl, Razelle, 102-104, 31, 1

1989, Volume 31, Number 2

• Methodological issues in denominational surveys of congregations
  Roozen, David A., Carroll, Jackson W., 113-114, 31, 2
• Catholics in context: Theoretical and methodological issues in studying American Catholic parishes
  Leege, David C., Welch, Michael R., 132-148, 31, 2
• Will the real Southern Baptist please stand up: Methodological problems in surveying Southern Baptist congregations and members
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, 149-161, 31, 2
• Surveying Latter-day Saints: A review of methodological issues
  Cornwall, Marie, Cunningham, Perry H., 162-172, 31, 2
• Surveying congregations and denominations: An epilogue
  Welch, Michael R., 173-174, 31, 2
• Use of marketing techniques by churches, The: A national survey
  McDaniel, Stephen W., 175-182, 31, 2
• After the storm: Closing the clergy-laity gap
  Luidens, Donald A., 183-195, 31, 2
• Good sermon, preacher: The effects of age, sex, and education on hearer response to preaching
  Howden, William D., 196-207, 31, 2

1990, Volume 31, Number 3

• Classifying Protestant denominations
  Smith, Tom W., 225-245, 31, 3
• Apples and oranges or varieties of the same fruit? New religious movements and new social movements compared
  Hannigan, John A., 246-258, 31, 3
• American diaspora, An? Patterns of Jewish population distribution and change, 1971-1980
  Newman, William M., Halvorson, Peter L., 259-267, 31, 3
• Aging and boundary maintenance among American evangelicals: A comment on James Davidson Hunter's Evangelicalism: The Coming Generation
  Jelen, Ted G., 268-279, 31, 3
• Neoconservative critique of liberal evangelicals, The: A response to Berger and Hunter
  Cleveland, Kyle, 280-290, 31, 3
• Factors influencing vote for a Christian Right candidate
  Johnson, Stephen D., Tamney, Joseph B., Burton, Ronald, 291-304, 31, 3
• Cergy as a resource for those encountering psychological distress, The
  Chalfant, H. Paul, Heller, Peter L., Roberts, Alden, Briones, David, Aguirre-Hochbaum, Salvador, Farr, Walter, 305-313, 31, 3
• "Big Chill" generation warms to worship, The: A research note
  Roozen, David A., McKinney, William, Thompson, Wayne, 314-323, 31, 3

1990, Volume 31, Number 4

• Missionary as stranger, The: A phenomenological analysis of Christian missionaries' encounter with folk religions
  Cohen, Eric, 337-350, 31, 4
• Congregational identities in the Presbyterian Church
  Carroll, Jackson W., Roozen, David A., 351-369, 31, 4
• Impact of new church development on Southern Baptist Growth, The
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, 370-379, 31, 4
• Christian Right and the pro-life movement, The: An analysis of the sources of political support
  Wilcox, Clyde, 380-389, 31, 4
• Role of religion in the problem-solving process, The
  Newman, John S., Pargament, Kenneth I., 390-404, 31, 4
• Abstract religious thought and formal operations in high school and college students
  Zachary, William H., 405-412, 31, 4
• Research note and commentary on Dixon, Levy, & Lowery's "Asking the born-again question"
  Schumm, Walter R., Silliman, Benjamin, 413-414, 31, 4
• Reply to Schumm and Silliman
  Dixon, Richard D., 415-416, 31, 4
• Church involvement, prejudice, and nationalism: A research note on the curvilinear relationship between church involvement and ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
  Eisinga, Rob, Felling, Albert, Peters, Jan, 417-433, 31, 4

1990, Volume 32, Number 1

• Spirals not cycles: Toward an analytic approach to the sources and stages of ecumenism
  Kelly, James, 5-15, 32, 1
• Religious diversity and ecumenical social action
  Tamney, Joseph B., Johnson, Stephen D., 16-26, 32, 1
• Religion and politics among white Evangelicals: The impact of religious variables on political attitudes
  Wilcox, Clyde, 27-42, 32, 1
• Blacks and the New Christian Right: Support for the Moral Majority and Pat Robertson among Washington DC Blacks
  Wilcox, Clyde, 43-55, 32, 1
• Instability of support for television evangelists, The: Public reactions during a period of embarrassment
  Hougland, James G., Jr., Billings, Dwight B., Wood, James R., 56-64, 32, 1
• Catholic/Protestant differences in marital status
  Ritchey, P. Neal, Dietz, Bernadette, 65-77, 32, 1
• Religiosity and marital satisfaction: A research note
  Dudley, Margaret G., Kozinski, Frederick A., 78-86, 32, 1
• Reference books in the sociology of religion
  Silverman, William, 87-96, 32, 1

1990, Volume 32, Number 2

• Measuring religious maturity: A proposed scale
  Dudley, Roger L., Cruise, Robert J., 97-109, 32, 2
• Attributional complexity, religious orientation, and indiscriminate proreligiousness
  Watson, P. J., Morris, Ronald J., Hood, Ralph W., Jr., 110-121, 32, 2
• Religious identification of children of interfaith marriages, The
  Nelsen, Hart M., 122-134, 32, 2
• Bridging the religious divide: Mobilizing for reconciliation in Northern Ireland
  MacIver, Martha Abele, Bauermeister, Emily H., 135-150, 32, 2
• Religion and attitudes toward anti-abortion protest
  Raymond, Paul, Norrander, Barbara, 151-156, 32, 2
• Persistence of religion through primary group ties among Hispanic Seventh-day Adventist young people
  Hernandez, Edwin I., Dudley, Roger L., 157-172, 32, 2
• Missionary assessment: Norm comparison and prediction of perseverance
  Haynes, Carter J., Tan, Siang-Yang, 173-190, 32, 2

1991, Volume 32, Number 3

• From typical church to social ministry: A study of the elements which mobilize congregations
  Dudley, Carl S., 195-212, 32, 3
• Southern Baptists and the New Christian Right
  Ammerman, Nancy T., 213-236, 32, 3
• God and the growth machine
  Newman, Harvey K., 237-243, 32, 3
• Religious commitment, yuppie values, and well-being in post collegiate life
  Perkins, H. Wesley, 244-251, 32, 3
• Race and religiosity: An empirical evaluation of a causal model
  Johnson, G. David, 252-266, 32, 3
• Gender differences in church attendance in Canada: The role of laborforce participation
  Gee, Ellen M., 267-273, 32, 3
• Religion, intrinsic-extrinsic orientation, and depression
  Genia, Vicky, 274-283, 32, 3

1991, Volume 32, Number 4

• Women administrators of priestless parishes: Constraints and opportunities
  Wallace, Ruth A., 289-304, 32, 4
• Christian beliefs and ethnocentrism in Dutch society: A test of three models
  Eisinga, Rob, Felling, Albert, Peters, Jan, 305-320, 32, 4
• Religious self-identification and support for Robertson: An analysis of delegates to the 1988 Michigan Republican State Convention
  Smidt, Corwin E., Penning, James M., 321-336, 32, 4
• Comparison of Christian Science and mainline Christian healing ideologies and practices, A
  Poloma, Margaret M., 337-350, 32, 4
• Prayer, religiosity, and healing in the Heartland, USA: A research note
  Trier, Kathy K., Shupe, Anson, 351-358, 32, 4
• Relation between conservative religious ideology and moral reasoning, The: A review
  Richards, P. Scott, 359-368, 32, 4

1991, Volume 33, Number 1

• Lobbying for the Lord: The New Christian Right home-schooling movement and grassroots lobbying
  Bates, Vernon L., 3-17, 33, 1
• Social class composition of congregations and pastoral support for liberal activism
  Tamney, Joseph B., 18-31, 33, 1
• Religious dogmatism among white Christians: Causes and effects
  Jelen, Ted G., Wilcox, Clyde, 32-46, 33, 1
• Religious commitment, Zionism and integration in a Jewish community: Replication and refinement of Levine's hypothesis
  Winter, J. Alan, 47-59, 33, 1
• Cultural-historical factors in religious economies: Further analysis of the Canadian case
  Swatos, William H., Jr., 60-75, 33, 1
• Rural/urban versus regional differences in religiosity
  Chalfant, H. Paul, Heller, Peter L., 76-86, 33, 1

1991, Volume 33, Number 2

• Saints and seekers: Sources of recruitment to the Vineyard Christian Fellowship
  Perrin, Robin D., Mauss, Armand L., 97-111, 33, 2
• Influence of home, church and school of prayer among sixteen-year-old adolescents in England, The
  Francis, Leslie J., Brown, Laurence B., 112-122, 33, 2
• Religious assortative marriage in the Netherlands, 1938-1983
  Hendricks, John, Lammers, Jan, Ultee, Wout, 123-145, 33, 2
• Black Mormons in the 1980s: Pioneers in a white church
  Jacobson, Cardell J., 146-152, 33, 2
• Feminism and religious behavior: Greeley revisited in western Canada
  Hartnagel, Timothy F., 153-168, 33, 2
• Religious belief and managerial ideology: An exploratory study of an extrapolation from the Weber thesis
  Winter, J. Alan, 169-175, 33, 2
• Getting the word around: A research note on communicating an evangelistic crusade
  Swatos, William H. Jr., 176-185, 33, 2

1992, Volume 33, Number 3

• Shifting pillars: Diocesan leaders' perceptions of baby boom era institutional change
  LaMagdeleine, Donald R., Gessner, John C., 194-214, 33, 3
• Religiosity in a black community: An examination of secularization and political variables
  Jacobson, Cardell K., 215-229, 33, 3
• Reexamination of religious influences on abortion attitudes
  Woodrum, Eric, Davison, Beth L., 229-243, 33, 3
• Religiosity of married couples and childlessness
  Heaton, Tim B., Jacobson, Cardell K., Fu, Xuan Ning, 244-255, 33, 3
• Organizational change in the Roman Catholic Church: The marriage preparation policy as case study
  Brabant, Sarah, Forsyth, Craig, Gramling, Robert, 256-269, 33, 3
• Views on social responsibility: The investment of pension funds in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
  Inskeep, Kenneth W., 270-282, 33, 3

1992, Volume 33, Number 4

• Toward 2000: Some futures for religious leadership
  Carroll, Jackson W., 289-304, 33, 4
• Are conservative churches growing?
  Smith, Tom W., 305-329, 33, 4
• Religiosity and public issues among Seventh-day Adventists
  Dudley, Roger L., Hernandez, Edwin I., 330-348, 33, 4
• Transformation of community among American Jewry, The: Religion or ethnoreligion? A national replication
  Winter, J. Alan, 349-363, 33, 4
• Views from the pews: Hispanic and Anglo Catholics in a changing church
  Hughes, Cornelius G., 364-375, 33, 4

1992, Volume 34, Number 1

• Loosening the ties that bind: The accommodation of dual-earner families in a conservative Protestant church
  Demmitt, Kevin P., 3-19, 34, 1
• Congregation religious styles and orientations to society: Exploring our linear assumptions
  Mock, Alan C., 20-33, 34, 1
• Social action, evangelism, and ecumenism: The impact of community, theological, and church structural variables
  Kanagy, Conrad L., 34-50, 34, 1
• Mormonism: Catholic, Protestant, different
  Johnson, Martin, Mullins, Phil, 51-62, 34, 1
• Where the sacred meets the profane: Religion in the comic pages
  Lindsey, Donald B., Heeren, John, 63-77, 34, 1

1992, Volume 34, Number 2

• Political cooperation and religious repression: Presbyterians under military rule in Brazil (1964-1974)
  Cavalcanti, H. B., 97-116, 34, 2
• Fact and form of born-again religious conversions and sociopolitical conservatism, The
  Dixon, Richard D., Lowery, Roger C., Jones, Lloyd P., 117-131, 34, 2
• Clergy and abortion, The
  Jelen, Ted G., 132-151, 34, 2
• Religious attendance and the subjective health of the elderly
  Broyles, Philip A., Drenovsky, Cynthia K., 152-160, 34, 2
• Adolescent Satanism: A research note on exploratory survey data
  Swatos, William H., 161-169, 34, 2
• On the circulatory problems of the saints: A response to Perrin and Mauss
  Bibby, Reginald W., Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., 170-175, 34, 2
• Saints and seriousness: A reply to Bibby and Brinkerhoff
  Mauss, Armand L., Perrin, Robin D., 176-178, 34, 2

1993, Volume 34, Number 3

• Straining at the tie that binds: Congregational conflict in the 1980s
  Becker, Penny Edgell, Ellingson, Stephen J., Flory, Richard W., Griswold, Wendy, Kniss, Fred, Nelson, Timothy, 193-209, 34, 3
• Protestantism and industrialization: An examination of three alternative models of the relationship between religion and capitalism
  Buck, Robert Enoch, 210-224, 34, 3
• Protestant Christians' attitudes toward mental health interventions in the Church: An exploratory study
  Kunst, Jennifer L., 225-234, 34, 3
• Casting off the bonds of organized religion: A religious-careers approach to the study of apostasy
  Brinkerhoff, Merlin B., Mackie, Marlene M., 235-258, 34, 3
• Church growth through member identification and commitment: A congregational case study
  Wilson, Gerald L., Keyton, Joann, Johnson, G. David, Geiger, Cheryl, Clark, Johanna C., 259-272, 34, 3
• Comparison of the Theological School Inventory (TSI) and the Profiles of Ministry (POM), A
  Hunt, Richard A., Freeman, R. Kelly, Aleshire, Dan O., 273-281, 34, 3

1993, Volume 34, Number 4

• Religion and narrative
  Roof, Wade Clark, 297-310, 34, 4
• Religious subcultures and political tolerance: Do denominations still matter?
  Gay, David A., Ellison, Christopher G., 311-332, 34, 4
• Forgiveness: An exploratory factor analysis and its relationship to religious variables
  Gorsuch, Richard L., Hao, Judy Y., 333-347, 34, 4
• Definitions of cult: From sociological-technical to popular-negative
  Richardson, James T., 348-356, 34, 4
• Role of expectations in religious conversions, The: The case of Hispanic Catholics
  Marin, Gerardo, Gamba, Raymond J., 357-371, 34, 4

1993, Volume 35, Number 1

• Sources of stress experienced by Catholic priests
  Hoge, Dean R., Shields, Joseph J., Soroka, Stephen, 1-18, 35, 1
• Job satisfaction among lay, clergy and religious order workers for the Catholic Church: A preliminary examination
  Wittberg, Patricia, 19-33, 35, 1
• Toward a typology of Protestant "marginal members"
  Marler, Penny Long, Hadaway, C. Kirk, 34-54, 35, 1
• Church membership studies, The: An assessment of four decades of institutional research
  Newman, William M., Halvoorson, Peter L., 55-62, 35, 1

1993, Volume 35, Number 2

• All in the family: Religious mobility in America
  Hadaway, C. Kirk, Marler, Penny Long, 97-116, 35, 2
• Religious heritage and teenage marriage
  Hammond, Judith A., Cole, Bettie S., Beck, Scott H., 117-154, 35, 2
• Perceived parents' religiosity, friends' drinking, and hellfire: A panel study of adolescent drinking
  Burkett, Steve R., 134-154, 35, 2
• Ministerial power and the iron law of oligarchy: A deviant case analysis
  Cohn, Steven F., 155-173, 35, 2

1994, Volume 35, Number 3

• Theology and religiosity effects on environmentalism
  Woodrum, Eric, Hoban, Thomas, 193-206, 35, 3
• Religious orientation in enduring marriage: An exploratory study
  Robinson, Linda C., 207-218, 35, 3
• Calling and career in Christian ministry
  Christopherson, Richard W., 219-237, 35, 3
• Empirical analysis of options for dealing with the U. S. Catholic priest shortage, An
  Zech, Charles E., 238-250, 35, 3
• Portrayal of religion and spirituality on fictional network television, The
  Skill, Thomas, Robinson, James D., Lyons, John S., Larson, David, 251-267, 35, 3
• Relational communication competence in high and low Christian religious commitment: A research note
  Ragsdale, J. D., 268-274, 35, 3

1994, Volume 35, Number 4

• Telling congregational stories
  Ammerman, Nancy T., 289-301, 35, 4
• Effect of religion on self-interest morality, The
  ter Voert, Marijke, Felling, Albert, Peters, Jan, 302-323, 35, 4
• Religious institutions as sources of AIDS information for street injection drug users
  McBride, Duane C., McCoy, Clyde B., Chitwood, Dale D., Inciardi, James A., Hernandez, Edwin L., Mutch, Patricia M., 324-334, 35, 4
• Religion and mental health: A hermeneutic reconsideration
  Williams, Richard N., Faulconer, James E., 335-349, 35, 4

1994, Volume 36, Number 1

• Quiet transformation, The: Changes in size and leadership of Southern Baptist churches
  Finke, Roger, 3-22, 36, 1
• Protestant clergy as political leaders: Theological limitations
  Jelen, Ted G., 23-42, 36, 1
• Stress factors, spirituality, and commitment among seminarians and their spouses
  Dudley, Roger L., Dudley, Margaret G., 43-57, 36, 1
• Ministerial effectiveness in ten functions
  Nauss, Allen, 58-69, 36, 1
• Sociological controversies in perspective
  Tschannen, Oliver, 70-86, 36, 1

1994, Volume 36, Number 2

• Introduction: The problem of understanding church giving
  Hoge, Dean R., 101-110, 36, 2
• Congregational vs. denominational giving: An analysis of giving patterns in the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the Reformed Church in America
  Nemeth, Roger J., Luidens, Donald A., 111-122, 36, 2
• Determinants of religious giving in American denominations: Data from two nationwide surveys
  Hoge, Dean R., Yang, Fenggang, 123-148, 36, 2
• Correlates of religious giving in six Protestant denominations
  Donahue, Michael J., 149-157, 36, 2
• Economic and attitudinal factors in Catholic and Protestant religious giving
  Zaleski, Peter A., Zech, Charles E., 158-167, 36, 2
• Generous congregations, generous givers: Congregational contexts that stimulate individual giving
  Olson, Donald V. A., Caddell, David, 168-180, 36, 2
• Passing the plate in affluent churches: Why some members give more than others
  Davidson, James V., Pyle, Ralph E., 181-196, 36, 2
• Determinants of religious giving in urban Presbyterian congregations
  Zaleski, Peter A., Zech, Charles E., Hoge, Dean R., 197-206, 36, 2
• Social sources of family contributions: Giving patterns in the Reformed Church in America
  Luidens, Donald A., Nemeth, Roger J., 207-217, 36, 2
• Relationship of parish characteristics to Sunday giving among Catholics in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
  Rexhausen, Jeff, Cieslak, Michael J., 218-229, 36, 2
• Analysis of Catholic sacificial giving programs in Seattle, Washington, An
  Harris, Joseph Claude, 230-237, 36, 2
• Giving trends in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
  Inskeep, Kenneth W., 238-244, 36, 2

1995, Volume 36, Number 3

• Conservative Proytestantism and public opinion toward science
  Ellison, Christopher G., Musick, Marc A., 245-262, 36, 3
• Rethinking the reasonableness of the religious right
  Wilcox, Clyde, Jelen, Ted G., Linzey, Sharon, 263-276, 36, 3
• Women's religiosity and employment: The LDS experience
  Chadwick, Bruce A., Garrett, H. Dean, 277-294, 36, 3
• Integrating religious and racial identities: An analysis of LDS African American explanations for the priesthood ban
  White, O. Kendall, White, Daryl, 295-312, 36, 3

1995, Volume 36, Number 4

• Binocular view of religion and research, A
  Shriver, Peggy L., 341-354, 36, 4
• Organizational mission as a source of vulnerability: Comparing attitudes of trustees and professors in Southern Baptist Colleges
  Ingram, Larry C., King, Carol Ann, 355-368, 36, 4
• Further examination of the relationships of religious orientation to religious conflict
  Nielsen, Michael E., Fultz, Jim, 369-381, 36, 4
• Martin and Malcolm as cultural icons: An empirical study comparing lower class African American and white males.
  Hood, Ralph W., Jr., Morris, Ronald J., Hickman, Susan E., Watson, P. J., 382-388, 36, 4

1995, Volume 37, Number 1

• Personal autonomy in religion and marriage: Is there a link?
  Wilson, John, Musick, Marc, 3-18 , 37, 1
• Age density, religiosity and death anxiety in retirement communities.
  Duff, Robert W., Hong, Lawrence K., 19-32, 37, 1
• Religion and enviornmental concern: Challenging and dominant assumptions.
  Kanagy, Conrad L., Nelsen, Hart M., 33-44, 37, 1
• Rhetorical pluralism and secularization in the new Christian Right: The Oregon Citizens Alliance.
  Bates, Vernon L., 46-64, 37, 1
• Religious independents in Northern Ireland: origins, attitudes and significance., Hayes, Bernadette C.
  McAllister, Ian, 65-83, 37, 1

1995, Volume 37, Number 2

• Spare the rod ... or spare the child? Divergent perspectives on conservative Protestant child discipline
  Bartkowski, John P., 97-116, 37, 2
• Commandos for Christ: Narratives of male pro-life activitists
  Maxwell, Carol J. C., Jelen, Ted G., 117-131, 37, 2
• Articulating religious meaning in conversion: Variation in linguistic style by subdenominational religious group
  Bouma, Gary D., Clyne, Michael, 132-146, 37, 2
• Balancing ministry and management: An exploratory of pastoral work activities
  Kuhne, Gary William, Donaldson, Joe F., 147-163, 37, 2

1996, Volume 37, Number 3

• Onward Christian soldiers? Seventh-day Advantists and the issue of military service
  Lawson, Ronald, 193-218, 37, 3
• The influence of religious affiliation on the clustering of social attitudes
  Miller, Alan S., 219-232, 37, 3
• Symbolic ethnicity or religion among Jews in the United States: A test of Gansian hypotheses
  Winter, J. Alan, 233-247, 37, 3
• Impact of feminism and religious involvement on sentiments toward God, The
  Steiner-Aeschliman, Sherrie, Mauss, Armand L., 248-259, 37, 3
• Public's views on the future of religion and science, The: Cross-national survey results
  Campbell, Robert A., 260-267, 37, 3

1996, Volume 37, Number 4

• You who were far off: Religious divisions and the role of religious research.
  Wheeler, Barbara G., 289-301, 37, 4
• Hospital caregivers' own religion in relation to their perceptions of psychosocial inputs into health and healing
  Scherer, Ross P., 302-324, 37, 4
• Depilarization, deconfessionalization, and de- ideologization: Empirical trends in Dutch society 1958-1997.
  Dekker, Paul, Ester, Peter, 325-341, 37, 4
• Changing Mennonite values: Attitudes on women, politics, and peace, 1972-1989
  Kanagy, Conrad L., Driedger, Leo, 342-353, 37, 4
• Gender differences in attitude toward abortion among Protestant seminarians
  Finley, Barbara, 354-360, 37, 4

1996, Volume 38, Number 1

• In search of denominational subcultures: Religious affiliation and "pro-family" issues revisited
  Gay, David A,, Ellison, Christopher G., Powers, Daniel A., 3-17, 38, 1
• The ethnic church, ethnic identification, and the social adjustment of Vietnamese adolescents.
  Bankston, Carl L., III, Zhou, Min, 18-37, 38, 1
• Social attachments to religious institutions among young adults.
  Dudley, Roger L., Muthersbaugh, H. Phillip, 38-50, 38, 1
• The teaching of non-marital sexual abstinence and member's sexual attitudes and behaviors: The case of Latter-day Saints
  Holman, Thomas B., Harding, John R., 51-60, 38, 1
• The significance of personal change for operative goals: A structuralist approach to theological self-identification and attitudes toward academic policy in Southern Baptist Colleges
  Ingram, Larry C., 61-78, 38, 1
• Public confidence in religious leaders: a perspective from secularization theory
  Keiman, Michael B., Ramsey, Nancy, Palazzo, Lorella, 79-87, 38, 1

1996, Volume 38, Number 2

• The election of a traditional-family-values candidate
  Johnson, Stephen D., Tamney, Joseph B., 97-110, 38, 2
• Turning to prayer: Social and situational antecedents of religious coping among African Americans
  Ellison, Christopher G., Taylor, Robert Joseph, 111-132, 38, 2
• How Seventh-Day Adventist lay members view women pastors
  Dudley, Roger L., 133-141, 38, 2
• Patterns of religious socialization: Communalism, associationalism and the politics of lifestyle
  Jelen, Ted G., Chandler, Marthe A., 142-158, 38, 2
• Upheavals in congregations: The causes and outcomes of splits
  Starke, Frederick A., Dyck, Bruno, 159-174, 38, 2
• So far, so good: A brief assessment of Mormon membership projections
  Stark, Rodney, 175-178, 38, 2

1997, Volume 38, Number 3

• Gender, tokenism, and the construction of elite clergy careers
  Paula D. Nesbitt, 38, 3, 193-210
• Correlates of lay perceptions of clergy ministry style
  Edward C. Lehman, Jr., 38, 3, 211-230
• My beloved is all radiant: Two case studies of congregational-based Christian fundamentalist enclaves and the religious experiences they cultivate among women
  Brenda E. Brasher, 38, 3, 231-246
• Through the eye of a needle: Social ministry in affluent churches
  James D. Davidson, Alan K. Mock, and C. Lincoln Johnson, 38, 3, 247-262
• Christianity and public book banning
  Joseph B. Tamney and Stephen D. Johnson, 38, 3, 263-271

1997, Volume 38, Number 4

• Going, going, gone: The impact of geographical mobility on religious involvement
  Reginald W. Bibby, 38, 4, 289-307
• God meets Gaia in Austin, Texas: A case study of environmentalism as implicit religion
  John P. Bartkowski and W. Scott Swearingen, 38, 4, 308-324
• Denominational subcultures of environmentalism
  Michelle Wolkomir, Michael Futreal, Eric Woodrum, and Thomas Hoban, 38, 4, 325-343
• The spiritual experience index: Revision and reformulation
  Vicky Genia, 38, 4, 344-361

1997, Volume 39, Number 1

• He made a way out of no way: Religious experience in an African -American Congregation
  Timothy J. Nelson, 39, 1, 5-26
• The Christian left: Who are they and how are they different from the Christian right?
  Charles F. Hall, 39, 1, 27-45
• Financial contributions to Catholic parishes: A nationwide study of determinants
  Dean R. Hoge, and Boguslaw Augustyn, 39, 1, 46-60
• Are charismatic ministers less stable? A study among male Anglican clergy
  Leslie J. Francis and T. Hugh Thomas, 39, 1, 61-69

1997, Volume 39, Number 2

Special Issue: Mass Media and Unconventional Religion

• Media coverage of unconventional religion: Any "good news" for minority faiths?
  Stuart A. Wright, 39, 2, 101-115
• Journalists' attitudes toward new religious movements
  James T. Richardson and Barend van Driel, 39, 2, 116-136
• Journalists with attitude: A response to Richardson and van Driel
  Mark Silk, 39, 2, 137-143
• Covering conventional and unconventional religion: A reporter's view
  John Dart, 39, 2, 144-152
• Event and publicity as social drama: A case study of the RE-Imagining conference
  Steward M. Hoover and Lynn Schofield Clark, 39, 2, 153-171
• Vicissitudes of public legitimacy for religious groups: A comparison of the Unification and Roman Catholic churches
  Anson Shupe, 39, 2, 172-183

1998, Volume 39, Number 3

• Catholic contexts: Competition, commitment and innovation.
  Rodney Stark, 39, 3, 197-208
• The popularity of strict churches
  Joseph B. Tamney and Stephen D. Johnson, 39, 3, 209-223
• Firm believers? Religion, body weight, and well-being
  Kenneth F. Ferraro, 39, 3, 224-244
• Race and ethnic differences in the effects of religious attendance on subjective health
  Greg L. Drevenstedt, 39, 3, 245-263
• Religiosity and prejudice: An update and denominational analysis
  Cardell K. Jacobson, 39, 3, 264-272

1998, Volume 39, Number 4

• Theology and the position of pastors on social issues: Continuity and change since the 1960s
  Benton Johnson, 39, 4, 293-208
• Effects of parental church attendance, current family status, and religious salience on church attendance
  Donald R. Ploch and Donald W. Hastings, 39, 4, 309-320
• Confidence in religious institutions and secularization: Trends and implications
  John P. Hoffman, 39, 4, 321-343
• Three paradoxes in the relations between religion and politics in an English city
  James A. Beckford, 39, 4, 344-359
• Why Japanese religions look different: The social role of religious organizations in Japan
  Alan S. Miller, 39, 4, 360-370

1998, Volume 40, Number 1

• Religious leadership, religious research and religious renewal
  McKinney, William, 40, 1, 5-15
• Why churches cannot endorse or oppose political candidates
  Davidson, James D., 40, 1, 16-34
• Moral entrepreneuring in Japan: A labeling theory analysis of the Salvation Army's efforts
  Nelson, Jack E., 40, 1, 35-54
• Alternative spirituality and environmentalism
  Bloch, Jon P., 40, 1, 55-74
• A different voice: A different view
  Robbins, Mandy, 40, 1, 75-80
  

1998, Volume 40, Number 2

• Religion and the sociology of culture: Exploring the organizational cultures of two midwestern Roman Catholic dioceses
  Harper, Charles L., & Schulte-Murray, Rebecca K., 40, 2, 101-120
• Marching on the margins: An analysis of the Salvation Army in the United States
  Hazzard, John W., 40, 2, 121-141
• A national survey of the sexual trauma experiences of Catholic nuns
  Chibnall, John T., Wolf, Ann, & Duckro, Paul N., 40, 2, 142-167
• Seniors' mental health and pastoral practices in African American churches: An exploratory study in a southern city
  Blasi, Anthony J., Husaini, Baqar A., & Drumwright, Darrel A., 40, 2, 168-177

1999, Volume 40, Number 3

• The image of God: Black theology and racial empowerment in the African American community
  Calhoun-Brown, Allison, 40, 3, 197-212
• Power and paradox in an African American congregation
  Toth, John F. Jr., 40, 3, 213-229
• "He listens... and never gossips:" Spiritual coping without church support among older, predominantly African-American caregivers of persons wtih HIV
  Poindexter, Cynthia Cannon; Links, Nathan L.; & Warner, R. Stephen, 40, 3, 230-243
• The religious right and anti-semitism
  Smith, Tom W., 40, 3, 244-258
• Does religion matter in contraceptive use among Ghanian women?
  Addai, Isaac, 40, 3, 259-277
  

1999, Volume 40, Number 4

• Significnt research: When information has impact
  Dudley, Carl S., 40, 4, 293-306
• Social support and compensating differentials in the ministry: Gender differences in two Protestant denominations
  McDuff, Elaine M., & Mueller, Charles W., 40, 4, 307-330
• Work-related predictors of physical symptomatology and emotional well-being among clergy and spouses
  Blanton, Priscilla W., & Morris, M. Lane, 40, 4, 331-348
• Dimension of religious free exercise: Abstract beliefs and concrete applications
  Jelen, Ted G., 40, 4, 349-358
• Poverty and prayer: Spiritual narratives of elderly African-American women
  Black, Helen K., 40, 4, 359-374

1999, Volume 41, Number 1

• Denominational and racial/ethnic differences in fatalism
  Cardell Jacobsen, 41, 1, 9-20
  
• Internal political fallout from the emergence of an immigrant majority: The impact of the transformation of Seventh Day Adventism in metropolitan New York
  Ron Lawson, 41, 1, 21-47
  
• A time for every purpose under heaven: Updating and extending Blizzard's survey on clergy time allocation
  Sandi Brunnette-Hill, and Roger Finke, 41, 1, 48-64
  
• The personality profile of Roman Catholic parochial secular priests in England and Wales
  Stephen H. Louden and Leslie J. Francis, 41, 1, 65-79
  
• Role ambiguity among Protestant clergy: Consequences of the 'activated laity'
  Susan C. Monahan, 41, 1, 80-95
  
• Evaluation of the legitimacy of conversion as a function of the five signs of Mark 16
  Ralph Hood, 41, 1, 96-109
  
• Youth religious commitment over time: A longitudinal study of retention
  Roger Dudley, 41, 1, 110-121
  
• Measuring church attendance: A further look
  John P. Marcum, 41, 1, 122-130.

2000, Volume 41, Number 2

• On boundaries, gates, and circulating saints: A longitudinal look at loyalty and loss
  Reginald W. Bibby, 41, 2, 149-164
  
• The churching of colonial Connecticut: A case study
  Brooks B. Hull and Gerald F. Morgan, 41, 2, 165-183
  
• Special Section: Religious Organizational Identity and Homosexual Ordination: A Case Study of the Presbyterian Church, USA
  • Introduction: The debate over homosexual ordination: Subcultural identity theory in American Religious Organizations
    James K. Wellman, Jr., 41, 2, 184-206
    
  • The Presbyterian "fidelity and chastity" competition as loyalist victory
    William J. Weston, 41, 2, 207-222
    
  • Biblical interpretation regarding homosexuality in the recent history of hte Presbyterian Church, USA
    Jack Rogers, 41, 2, 223-238
    
  • Making theology matter: Power, polity and the theological debate over homosexual ordination in the Presbyterian Church, USA
    Fred W. Beuttler, 41, 2, 239-261
    
  • Framing the homosexuality debate theologically: A study of the Presbyterian Church, USA
    John P. Burgess, 41, 2, 262-274

2000, Volume 41, Number 3

• Religious effects: In praise of "Idealistic humbug"
  Rodney Stark, 41, 3, 289-310
  
• Educational "preference" of German Protestants and Catholics: The politics behind educational specialization
  George Becker, 41, 3, 311-327
  
• Religious affiliation and sexual initiation among Ghanian women
  Isaac Addai, 41, 3, 328-343
  
• "That they be keepers of the home": The effect of conservative religion on early and late transitions into housewifery
  Darren E. Sherkat, 41, 3, 344-348
  
• Orthodoxy and political behavior in postcommunist Russia
  Stephen White and Ian McAllister, 41, 3, 349-372
  
• Explaining the relationship between Christian religion and anti-Semitism in the Netherlands
  Ruben Konig, Rob Eisinga, and Peer Scheepers, 41, 3, 373-393
  
• Denominational differences in the attachment to Israel of American Jews
  Harriet Hartman and Moshe Hartman, 41, 3, 394-417

2000, Volume 41, Number 4

• Dilemmas of language in immigrant congregations: The tie that binds or the tower of Babel?
  Helen Rose Ebaugh & Janet Saltzman Chafetz, 41, 4, 432-452
• De facto congregationalism and socioeconomic mobility in Laotian and Vietnamese immigrant communities: A study of religious institutions and economic change
  Carl L. Bankston III, and Min Zhou, 41, 4, 453-470
• Religious intermarriage in Dublin: The importance of status boundaries between religous groups
  Richard O'Leary, 41, 4, 471-487
• Religion and problem gambling in the U.S.
  John P. Hoffman, 41, 4, 488-509
• Negative interaction in the church: Insights from focus groups with older adults
  N. Krause, L. M. Chatters, T. Meltzer, & D. L. Morgan, 41, 4, 510-533
• Religiosity and honesty: Continuing the search for the consequential dimension
  R. D. Perrin, 41, 4, 534-544
• Generational differences in the determinants of religious giving
  C. E. Zech, 41, 4, 545-559

2000, Volume 42, Number 1

• Going to hell in Asia: The relationship between risk and religion in a cross-cultural setting
  Miller, A. S., 42, 1, 5-18
• The decline of a new Christian right social movement organization: Opportunities and constraints
  Bates, V. L., 42, 1, 19-40
• Power in the margins: Gendered organizational effects on religious activism
  Stalp, M., & Winders, B., 42, 1, 41-60
• To run and now be weary: Spirituality and women's activism
  Faver, C. A., 42, 1, 61-78
• Did circuits courts of appeals judges overcome their own religions in cases in volving religious liberties? 1970-1990
  Yarnold, B. M., 42, 1, 79-86
• Religious priorities and attitudes toward church and state
  Jelen, T. G., 42, 1, 87-95
• Congregations, local knowledge, and devolution
  Farmsley, A. E. II, 42, 1, 96-110

2000, Volume 42, Number 2

• Catholic religious vocations: Decline and revival
  Stark, R., & Finke, R., 42, 2, 125-145
• American Catholics: One church, two cultures?
  Pogorelc, A. J., & Davidson, J. D., 42, 2, 146-158
• Religion and environmental issues within Anglo-American democracies
  Hayes, B. C., & Marangudakis, M., 42, 2, 159-174
• Naked public square or crumbling wall of separation? Evidence from legislative hearings in Wisconsin
  Yamane, D., 42, 2, 175-192
• Marital and family orientations among highly religious young adults: Comparing Latter-day Saints with traditional Christians
  Carroll, J. S., Linford, S. T., Holman, T. B., & Busby, D. M., 42, 2, 193-205
• Social context and the Presbyterian gay/lesbian debate: Testing open-systems theory
  Koch, J. R., & Curry, E. W., 42, 2, 206-215

2001, Volume 42, Number 3

• Religious seeking among affiliates and non-affiliates: Do mental and physical health problems spur religious coping?
  Ferraro, K., & Kelley-Moore, J. A., 42, 3, 229-251
• Religion and the process of forgiveness in late life
  Krause, N., & Ingersoll-Dayton, B., 42, 3, 252-276
• God, love, and health: Findings from a clinical study
  Levin, J., 42, 3, 277-293
• Do bishops matter? A cross-sectional study of ordinations to the U.S. Catholic Diocesan Priesthood
  Yuengert, A., 42, 3, 295-312
• The effect of life cycle and parishioner perceptions on average household giving in Catholic parishes
  Miller, R. J., Parfet, R. A., & Zech, C., 42, 3, 313-331
• Book Review Symposium: Three reviews of R. Stark and R. Finke's Acts of faith: Explaining the human side of religion. Reviews by Carl Bankston III, Thomas Robbins, and John Wilson. 42, 3, 332-339

2001, Volume 42, Number 4

• Religion makes the difference: Why Christian right candidates run for school board
  M. Deckman, 42, 4, 349-371
• Jehovah's Witnesses and child custody casese in the United Staets, 1996-1998
  C. R. Wah, 42, 4, 372-386
• The sanctification of nature and theological conservatism: A study of opposing religious correlates of environmentalism
  N. Tarakeshwar, A. B. Swank, K. I. Pargament, & A. Mahoney, 42, 4, 387-404
• Clergywomen in the Church of England and the gender inclusive language debate
  M. Robbins, 42, 4, 405-414
• The influence of pastor status and sex on evaluations of sermons
  K. Maybury & S. Chickering, 42, 4, 415-424
• Books reviewed in this issue:
  • Boundaries of faith: Geographical perspectives on religious fundamentalism, by Stump, reviewed by Beyer
  • Filled with spirit and power, by Olson, reviewed by Tamney
  • Prayers in the precincts: The Christian right in the 1998 elections, edited by Green, Rozell & Wilcox, reviewed by Deckman
  • Seventh-day Adventism in crisis: Gender and sectarian change in an emerging religion, by Vance, reviewed by Lawson
  • And I will dwell in their midst: Orthodox Jews in suburbia, by Diamond, reviewed by Winter

2001, Volume 43, Number 1

• Clergy women's world: Musings of a fox
  E. C. Lehman, Jr., 43, 1, 5-13
  
• The feminine personality profile of male Anglican clergy in Britain and Ireland: A study employing the Eysenck personality profiler
  L. J. Francis, S. H. Jones, C. J. Jackson, & M. Robbins, 43, 1, 14-23
  
• Cults and sects and doomsday groups, oh my: Media treatment of religion on the even of the millennium
  H. Hill, J. Hickman, & J. McLendon, 43, 1, 24-38
  
• Religion, family and ritual: The production of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered outsiders-within
  R. F. Oswald, 43, 1, 39-51
  
• The promise keepers: Religious revival or third wave of the religious right?
  S. F. Everton, 43, 1, 51-69
  
• Moving from sect to church: Variations in views regarding sanctification among Wesleyan/Holiness clergy
  J. Stockard, S. C. Stanley, & B. Johnson, 43, 1, 70-92
  
  Book Reviews
  
  • Seeker churches: Pormoting traditional religion in a non-traditional way, by Sargent, reviewed by Perrin
    
  • Decent and in order: Conflict, Christianity, and polity in a Presbyterian congregation, by Stockton, reviewed by Wellman, Jr.
    

2002, Volume 43, Number 3

• Fundamentalism in the contemporary U.S. Baha'i community
  J.R.I. Cole, 43, 3, 195-217
• A dynamic model of church growth and its application to contemporary revivals
  J. Haward, 43, 3, 218-241
• Religiosity and prejudice against ethnic movements in Europe: Cross-national tests on a controversial relationship
  Scheepers, P., Gijsberts, M., & Hello, E., 43, 3, 242-265
• Techno-Armageddon: The millennia Christian response to Y2K
  A.H. Tapia, 43, 3, 266-286

2002, Volume 43, Number 4

• Characteristics of religious life in South Korea: A sociological survey
  A.E. Kim, 43, 4, 291-310
• Rationality, choice and the religious economy: The problem of belief
  C. Bankston III, 43, 4, 311-325
• Making sense of a "religious" university: Faculty adaptations and opinions at Brigham Young, Baylor, Notre Dame, and Boston College
  Lyon, L., Beaty, M., & Mixon, S.L., 43, 4, 326-348
• Intentional change and the maintenance of mission: The impact of adult education programs on school mission at two evangelical colleges
  R.W. Flory, 43, 4, 349-368
  Book Reviews in this issue:
  
  • A spiritual home: Life in British and American reformed congregations, 1830-1915, by Cashdollar, reviewed by Stephens
  • A comparative sociology of world religions: Virtuosos, priests, and popular religion, by Sharot, reviewed by Beyer
  • The Protestant Ethic and the spirit of capitalism, by Weber & Kalberg (Trans.), reviewed by Becker

2002, Volume 44, Number 1

• 10,001 Congregations: H. Paul Douglass, strictness, and electric guitars
  D.A. Roozen, 44, 1, 5-21
• National religious context and familial religiosity within a Jewish framework
  Lazerwitz, B., & Tabory, E., 44, 1, 22-37
• Consistency and importance of Jewish identity and one's own or one's child's intermarriage
  J.A. Winter, 44, 1, 38-57
• Prayer and relationship with God II: Replication and extension of relational prayer model
  E.J. Baesler, 44, 1, 58-67
• Faith narratives of congregants and their families
  D.R. Garland, 44,1 68-92
  Book Reviews in this issue:
  • One true God: Historical consequences of Monotheism, by Stark, reviewed by Robbins
  • The voices of Morebath: Reformation and rebellion in an English village, by Duffy, reviewed by Dulfer

  2002, Volume 44, Number 2

  • Religion and community among the elderly: The relationship between teh religious and secular characteristics of their social networks
    W. A. McIntosh, D. Sykes & K. S. Kubena, 44, 2, 109-125.
    
  • Exploring race differences in a comprehensive battery of church-based social support measures
    N. Krause, 44, 2, 126-149.
    
  • "Good" jobs and "bad" jobs: Differences in the clergy employment relationship
    C. W. Mueller & E. M. McDuff, 44, 2, 150-169.
    
  • Assessing ministerial job satisfaction: The reliability of the Revised MJSS among male Anglican clergy
    D. W. Turton & L. J. Francis, 44, 2, 169-172.
    
  • Christin right as civil right: Covenant marriage and a kinder, gentler, moral conservatism
    S. L. Feld, K. B. Rosier, & A. Manning, 44, 2, 173-182.
    
  • Religion without a net: Strictness in the religious practices of west coast urban liberal Christian congregations
    J. Wellman, 44, 2, 184-199.
    Book Reviews in this issue:
    • Pentecostalism: The world their parish, by Martin, reviewed by Stark
    • The daeth of American anti-Semitism, by Blakeslee, reviewed by Winter
    • The stranger next door: The story of a small community's battle over sex, faith and civil rights, by Stein, reviewed by Johnson
    • Personal knowledge and beyond: Reshaping the ethnography of religion, edited by Spickard, Landres & McGuire, reviewed by Ratcliff
    • Webs of reality: Social perspectives on science and religion, by Stahl, Campbell, Petry & Diver, reviewed by Stenmark

  2002, Volume 44, Number 3

  Religious and Spiritual Development: Special Issue Introduction
  C. J. Boyatzis, 44, 3, 213-219.
  
  • Religion and the sanctification of family relationships
    A. Mahoney, K. I. Pargament, A. Murray-Swank, & N. Murray-Swank, 44, 3, 220-236.
    
  • Fathering for eternity: Genreative spirituality in Latter-day Saint fathers of children with special needs
    D. C. Dollahite, 44, 3, 237-251.
    
  • Parent-child communication about religion: Survey and diary data on unilateral transmission and bi=directional reciprocity styles
    C. J. Boyatzis & D. L. Janicki, 44, 3, 252-270.
    
  • Religious involvement and developmental resourcesin youth
    L. M. Wagener, J. L. Furrow, P. E. King, N. Leffert, & P. Benson, 44, 3, 271-284.
    
  • Love of God and neighbor: Religion and volunteer service among college students
    E. Weiss Ozorak, 44, 3, 285-299.
  • Anthropomorphism or preparedness? Exploring children's God concepts
    J. L. Barrett & R. A. Richert, 44, 3, 300-312.
    Denominational Research Notes:
    • Youth ministry in the archdiocesse of Detroit, by Office of Pastoral Resources and Research, Archdiocese of Detroit
    • Devotional practices in Catholic parishes, by OFfice for Research and Planning, Archdiocese of Philadelphia
    Book Reviews in This Issue
    • When the members are the missionaries, by Schwab, reviewed by Fenton
    • Jewish baby boomers: A communal perspective, by Waxman, reviewed by Winter

2003, Volume 44, Number 4

• From religious markets to religious communities: Contrasting implications for applied research
  D. P. Johnson, 44, 4, 325-340.
• Buddhism, hospice and the American way of dying
  K. Garces-Foley, 44, 4, 341-353
• Women's status in Eastern NRMs
  S. Fuller & J. L. Martin, 44, 4, 354-369
• The relation of religious affiliation, service attendance, and other factors to homophobic attitudes among university students
  B. Finlay & C. S. Walther, 44, 4, 370-393
• Religion and positive adolescent outcomes: A review of research and theory
  M. D. Regnerus, 44, 4, 394-413
• Research Note: Religious participation and parental moral expectations and supervision of American youth
  C. Smith, 44, 4, 414-424
• Denominational Research Notes
  • Peacemaking, international conflict, and related issues: The May 2002 Presbyterian panel survey
    Research services, Presbyterian Church (USA)
  • Women's path into ministry: Six major studies
    Pulpit & Pew: Research on pastoral leadership
  • Lay preaching in the Diocese of Great Fall-Billings, Montana
    Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate
• Book Reviews
  • The invention of religion: Rethinking belief in politics and history, by D. R. Peterson & D. R. Walhoff, eds., reviewed by Montgomery
  • Public religion and urban transformation, by L. Livezey (ed.), reviewed by Williams
  • Sociology of religion: Contemporary Developments, by K. Christiano, W. H. Swatos, Jr., & P. Kivisto, reviewed by Johnson
  • Hidden Heritage: The legacy of teh crypto-Jews, by J. L. Jacobs, reviewed by Glazier
  • Surviving diversity: Religion and democratic citizenship, by J. Spinner-Halev, reviewed by Yamane
  • Young Catholics at the new millennium, by Fulton, Abela, Borowik, Dowling, Marler, & Tomasi, reviewed by Pogorelc

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