Our 2023 Annual Meeting Program
San Antonio, Texas, November 18-21
Friday, November 17
7:00 — 9:00 p.m.
Marriott Rivercenter, Conference Room 17
AAR Program: P17-500
Theme: The Routledge Handbook of Hindu-Christian Relations, edited by Chad M. Bauman and Michelle Voss
Vasudha Narayanan, University of Florida, Presiding
Panelists:
Laurie Patton, Middlebury College
Brian Pennington, Elon University
Gopal Gupta, Aurora University
Joseph Evans, Villanova University
Kalpesh Bhatt, University of Mary Washington
Respondent:
Chad M. Bauman, Butler University
Michelle Voss, University of Toronto
Saturday, November 18
7:30 — 8:30 a.m.
Marriott Riverwalk, Bowie
AAR Program: P18-100
SHCS Board Meeting
Stephanie Corigliano, Humboldt State University, Presiding
Sunday, November 19
9:00 — 11:30 a.m.
Marriott Rivercenter, Conference Room 8
AAR Program: P19-100
Theme: Christianity through Hindu Categories: Christianity as Dharma, Mārga, Samprādya, Panth, Darśana
Kerry P. C. San Chirico, Villanova University, Presiding
Evgeniia Muzychencko, Emory University
Indian Catholic Church in Postcolonial India: Brahminization of Clerical Authority or Catholicization of Brahminical Authority?
Jonathan Paul Sydnor, Emmanuel College
Are Religions Wise? Jñāna Mārga, Gnosticism, and the Christian Wisdom Tradition
James Elisha Taneti, Union Presbyterian Seminary
Kalagari Subba Rao’s Christian Sampradāya
Sriram Subramanian, Hindu University of America
Iśa Darśana: Christianity as a Nāstika Darśana
Respondent:
Francis X. Clooney, Harvard University
Business Meeting
Stephanie Corigliano, Humboldt State University, Presiding
Sunday, November 19
3:00 — 4:30 p.m.
San Antonio Convention Center, Room 214D (Meeting Room Level)
AAR Program: A19-347
Co-sponsored with the Yoga in Theory and Practice Unit of the AAR
Theme: What is a “Christian Yoga”?
Tracy Tiemeier, Loyola Marymount University, Presiding
Jonathan Dickstein, Arihanta Institute
What Yoga Would Jesus Do? The Relevance of Classical Yoga’s Theism for the Alternatively Religious
Allyson Huval, Georgetown University
How American Christians Practice Yoga
Charissa Jaeger-Sanders, Graduate Theological Union
Service Is the Rent We Pay for Being: La Labor de Nuestras Manos as a Means for Yoga, for Union with the Divine as Seen in Both Jesus and Swami Vivekananda
Leah Mernaugh, University of Victoria
Disentangling Yoga: A Christian take on a “Universal” Practice
Respondent:
Krishna Ghosh, Institute for Vaishnava Studies