Sentence examples for religions scholar from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rupp, an ordained Presbyterian minister and a religions scholar, became dean of Harvard Divinity School at 37, president of Rice University at 42 and president of Columbia at 50.

Asian religions scholar Scott Lowe was an early follower of Adi Da and lived in the community in 1974.

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To riff on religion scholar Robert Bellah, Pentecostal piety is probably best thought of as a subversive civil religion.

As the comparative religion scholar Wilfred Cantwell Smith pointed out, when the King James Bible was printed in 1611, "to believe" meant something like "to hold dear".

The religion scholar Michael Cromartie once said that if evangelicals could elect a pope, they would be likely to choose Mr. Stott.

After stops in California and Texas, he will arrive in Manhattan to ask whether science and religion are "opposing and irreconcilable forces" at a panel with religion scholar Reza Aslan at the 92nd Street Y.

As Pasquale Annicchino, an Italian religion scholar, has described, America's religious-freedom bureaucracy serves as a model for many other democracies who want to incorporate the ideal of liberty of belief into their foreign policy.

Phillips refers to a study by the religion scholar Bruce Lincoln, who identified, in Bush's speech to Congress announcing the invasion of Afghanistan, allusions to Revelation, Isaiah, Job, Matthew, and Jeremiah.

STATES OF MIND about religion scholar Elaine Pagels and the upcoming release of her new book "The Origin of Satan.O Elaine Pagels is the Harrington Spear Paine Professor of Religion at Princeton and is well-known in the popular culture for her two previous books on ancient Christianity: "The Gnostic Gospels" (1979) and "Adam, Eve, and the Serpent" (1988).

Hacker is a longtime contributor to The New York Review of Books and the author of the acclaimed study "Two Nations: Black and White, Separate, Hostile, Unequal," while Taylor, a religion scholar who recently moved to Columbia from Williams College, has taught courses that Allan Bloom would have gagged on ("Imagologies: Media Philosophy").