Pre- Sessions:
On Dying, Death and Bereavement
Religion in FIlm
Works in Progress
Boundaries, Margins, Relations
Business Session

Main Sessions:
Evolutionary Psychology and Religion
Kohutian Psychology and Religion

2:00 Panel:

Contemporary Perspectives on Dying, Death, and Bereavement

Franz Metcalf, Presiding
California State University Los Angeles

Panelists:

Lucy Bregman, Temple University
Dennis Klass, Webster University
Peter Homans, University of Chicago

4:00 Coffee break

4:30 Discussion: Mourning and Nationalism: Responses to September 11
Lee Butler, Chicago Theological Seminary
Kathleen Bishop, Drew University
Diane Jonte-Pace, Santa Clara University

WORKS IN PROGRESS
Kelley Raab, Presiding, St. Lawrence University

BOUNDARIES, MARGINS, RELATIONS

Britt-Mari Sykes, Presiding, University of Ottawa

Discernment: The Dialogue of Self with God
Felicity Brock Kelcourse, Christian Theological Seminary
[NOTE: This paper will be presented at the Monday 1:00 session instead.]

Codependence and Interdependence: Cross-Cultural Reappraisal of Boundaries and Relationality
Soo-Young Kwon, Graduate Theological Union

Kohut's Twinship Selfobject Need and Issues of Difference in Contemporary Feminist Theologies
Lallene J. Rector, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

A45

Saturday, November 17
1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Adam's Mark- Governor's Square 16

CAN WE USE EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY TO STUDY RELIGION?

Kelly Bulkeley, Presiding, Graduate Theological Union

The Adapted Soul: Evolutionary Psychology and the Study of Religion
Michael T. Bradley, Jr., Decatur, Georgia

Male Violence, Sin, and Evolutionary Biology
Gregory Love, San Francisco Theological Seminary

A Stretch of the Imagination: Memory, Image, and the Healing Brain
David A. Hogue, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

Adapted Fitness and Religious 'Genius'
Holmes Rolston, III, Colorado State University

A220

Monday, November 19
1:00- 3:30 p.m.
Colorado Convention Center- Room C201

KOHUTIAN APPROACHES TO RELIGION

A. Gregory Schneider, Presiding, Pacific Union College

Seeing and Being Seen: Italian Catholic Devotional Piety in San Pedro, California
Mary Clark Moschella, Wesley Theological Seminary

Jesus as Transforming Self-Object: Kohutian Theory and the Life of St. Francis of Assisi
Lisa Cataldo, Union Theological Seminary

"I Do Not Do the Good I Want, but the Evil I Do Not Want is What I Do": The Concept of the Vertical Split in Self Psychology in Relation to Christian Conceptions of Good and Evil
Pamela Cooper-White, Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadelphia
[NOTE: Pamela Cooper-White is not able to be present; in place of this paper will be presented the following:]
Discernment: The Dialogue of Self with God
Felicity Brock Kelcourse, Christian Theological Seminary

The Split Self: A Self Psychological Approach of Two Christian Doctrines
of Human Nature
Thandeka Meadville, Lombard Theological School