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Kristin Beise
Kiblinger
Assistant Professor, Religious Studies
Kinard Hall 324
803-323-4650
kiblingerk@winthrop.edu
Scholarly Work:
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Will present
“Theology of Religions Presuppositions for
Comparative Theology and the Hegemony Worry” at
the 2007 AAR in San Diego.
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Currently
serve on the steering committee for the
comparative theology group of the American
Academy of Religion.
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Awarded 2006 Winthrop
Research Council Grant for Hinduism course
development
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Respondent on Comparative Theology Panel with
theme of divine embodiment, Nov. 2006 national
AAR Conference in DC
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Presented an overview of Buddhist positions
on other religions at the European Network of
Buddhist-Christian Studies conference in
Salzburg, Austria in June 2007, and the
conference paper will appear as an article in
Buddhist
Attitudes Towards Other Religions
forthcoming in 2008 with EOS Verlag (St.
Ottilien), ed. by Perry Schmidt-Leukel.
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"Comparing
Comparative Christologies" was delivered in
November 2005 for Lutheran Women in Theology and
Religious Studies Conference in Philadelphia.
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A review of John P.
Keenan's The Wisdom of James: Parallels
with Mahayana Buddhism appeared in
the Journal of Religion 86, no. 1 (Jan.
2006): 149-50.
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"Using Mahayana Buddhism
to Tell the Story of Jesus: On the Work of
John P. Keenan" delivered at the Eastern
International American Academy of Religion
Conference in Montreal in May 2005.
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A review of Jonathan
Adler's Beliefs Own Ethics was published
in the Journal of Religion in April 2004.
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"Using Three-Vehicle
Theory to Improve Buddhist Inclusivism"
published in Buddhist-Christian Studies,
2004.
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"Identifying Inclusivism
in Buddhist Contexts" published in
Contemporary Buddhism, vol. 4. no. 1, 2003.
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"Problems with Buddhist
Inclusivism" presented at the Eastern
International Conference of the American Academy
of Religion Conference in Erie in March 2003.
Fall
2007 Office
Hours:
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Walk-in hours:
M-Th 3:15-4 and T/Th 10:45-11:15
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Other times by
appointment if necessary -- call or email me.
Classes
offered in Fall 2007
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RELG 300H: Honors World Religions
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RELG 300: World Religions (2
sections)
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RELG 335: Buddhism
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