THE PRINCETON SEMINARY BULLETIN VOLUME XIII NUMBER I NEW SERIES 1992 INDEX VOLS. LVI-LXVIII (1962-1976) NEW SERIES VOLS. I-XII (1977-1991) PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Thomas W. Gillespie, President BOARD OF TRUSTEES johannes R. Krahmer, Chair Robert M. Adams, Vice Chair Lowise Upchurch Lawson, Secretary Clarence B. Ammons Henry Luce Ill Fred R. Anderson Karen Turner McClellan Helen Mabry Beglin M. Scott McClure Eve 5, Bogle David M. Mace Robert W. Bohi Donald C. McFerren Warren D. Chinn Anne Kimrey Myers John H. Donelik Earl F. Palmer James G. Emerson, fr. Jean M. Rech Peter E. B. Erdman Thomas J. Rosses Rosernary Hall Evans Laird H. Simons, Jr. Sarah B. Gambrell Thomas K. Tewell Francisco ©, Garcia-Treto William P. Thompson C. Thomas Hilton Jay Vawter David H. Hughes David B. Watermulder jane G. Irwin George B. Wirth F. Martin Johnson Charles Wright Thomas R. Johnson Ralpk M. Wyman TRUSTEES EMERITI/AE Clem E. Bininger J. Keith Louden Frederick E. Christian George T. Piercy Margare: W. Harmon Wilham H. Scheide Bryant M. Kirkland John M. Templeton Harry G. Kuch Samuel G. Warr Raymond I. Lindquist Irving A. West THE PRINCETON SEMINARY BULLETIN VOLUME XIII NUMBER I NEW SERIES 1992 Daniel L. Migliore, Eprror James F. Kay, BooK REVIEW EDITOR CONTENTS I INDEX oF VOLS. LvI-LxvilI (1962-1976) Authors of Articles, Addresses, Sermons Titles of Articles, Addresses, Sermons Authors and Editors of Books Reviewed Inaugural Addresses Commencement Addresses Faculty Publications II INnpEx oF New Series, Vots. 1-x11 (1977-1991) Authors of Articles, Addresses, Sermons Titles of Articles, Addresses, Sermons Authors and Editors of Books Reviewed Inaugural Addresses Commencement Addresses Faculty Publications THE PRINCETON SEMINARY BULLETIN The Princeton Seminary Bulletin is published three times annually by Princeton Theological Sem- inary, Princeton, New Jersey. Each issue is mailed free of charge to all alumni/ae and on an exchange basis with various insti- tutions. Back issues are not available. All correspondence should be addressed to Daniel L. Migliore, Editor, Princeton Seminary Bul- letin, CN 821, Princeton, NJ 08542. Because the policy of the Bulletin is to publish lectures and sermons by Princeton Seminary faculty and administration, and presentations by guests on the Seminary campus, we do not accept unsolicited material. FOREWORD OR THE past eighty-four years, the Princeton Seminary Bulletin has pro- F vides alumni/ae, faculty, and friends of Princeton Theological Seminary with a unique record of seminary life. Imagine, for example, that you wanted to remember what words were addressed to you as an incoming student when you attended your first opening convocation, or what challenge the commencement speaker of- fered the year you graduated, or what farewell remarks were spoken to your graduating class by the President of the Seminary. Many of these ad- dresses have been recorded in the Bulletin. The Bulletin has also served to promote the work of the Princeton Sem- inary faculty. One will find in its pages the inaugural addresses of profes- sors, reviews of faculty books, lists of faculty publications, and lectures and sermons given by faculty members on the seminary campus and elsewhere. The only previous index of the Bulletin, prepared by Gerald W. Gillette, was published in January 1964, and covered Vols. I-LV, 1907-1962. In re- sponse to many requests for information about articles, addresses, sermons, and reviews published in the Bulletin in recent years, the editorial staff be- gan to compile a new index. This process has taken over a year to complete, and we now offer the results of our work to our readers in this issue. One of the oldest seminary alumni/ae journals, the first issue of the Princeton Seminary Bulletin was prepared by a committee of students under the supervision of Professor Charles Erdman and Seminary Registrar Paul Martin. It was published during commencement season, 1907, as “an effort ... to give as complete an account as possible of the events of the Seminary year just closed” (Princeton Seminary Bulletin, 1,1 (May 1907): 1). The response to having such a record of the year’s events was so positive that the next Bulletin, published in May 1908, was described as a quarterly publication of the Trustees of the Seminary. As the task of keeping in touch with graduates grew, the size of the Bulletin also increased. A book review section was added in 1941. Until the 1960’s, the Bulletin not only published addresses, sermons, and book reviews, but also contained news of synod meetings, alumni news, and lists of each year’s graduates. Early in the presidency of James I. McCord, a new seminary publication, the Alumni/ae News, was launched. The Bulletin was thereby freed to focus increasingly on writings of faculty members, spe- cial public lectures, and the worship life of the Seminary community. In 1977 the Bulletin began a New Series, and since 1983 three issues have iv THE PRINCETON SEMINARY BULLETIN been published regularly each year. A supplementary issue, containing pa- pers presented at the Frederick Neumann Symposium on the Theological Interpretation of Scripture, was added in 1990 and will be published bien- nially. All issues of the Bulletin are currently sent without charge to over 10,000 alumni/ae in the United States and abroad, as well as to numerous libraries and schools of theology. The new index is divided into two parts. Part I covers the issues of the original series not previously catalogued (1962-1976), and Part II covers all issues of the New Series to the present (1977-1991). We have tried to make the new index as easy to use as possible. You may look for any article, address, or sermon either by title or by the author’s name; complete information is given in both entries. To conserve space we have omitted Book Notes and hard to classify material such as brief prayers, poems, and excerpts from books. Space limitations also prohibited inclusion of a separate list of book reviewers. The names of reviewers are included, however, in the sections entitled “Authors and Editors of Books Reviewed.” In the case of names with prefixes, such as “de Vaux” or “van Buren,” the names are alphabetized under the first letter of the prefix (whether the prefix is capitalized or not). We hope that this new index will serve to display the rich resources that are contained in the Bulletin, and that it will prove to be a welcome and helpful guide to our readers. KaTHLEEN D. BiLLMAN Steven R. BEcHTLER We are deeply indebted to Kathleen D. Billman and Steven R. Bechtler, editorial assistants of the Princeton Seminary Bulletin and Ph.D. candidates at the Seminary, for the many hours of demanding and tedious work that they have devoted to the compiling and editing of this index. Kadi, who has guided the project from beginning to end, will soon join the faculty of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, as Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology. We wish her God’s blessing in her new ministry. Editor I VOLS. LVI-LXVIII (1962-1976) AUTHORS OF ARTICLES, ADDRESSES, SERMONS Adams, Arthur M., “The Meaning of the Palms” (sermon), LVI,3 (May 1963): 33- 39- , “The Sacrament of Selfishness” (Chapel Talk), LX VIII, 3 (Winter 1976): 74-76. , “Theological Field Education” (Inaugural Address), LVIII,1 (October 1964): 5-19. Adcock, Alison, “Non-Church Is Nonsense,” LX,1 (October 1966): 44-47. Allen, Diogenes, “Mature Priests” (Chapel Talk), LXII,1 (Winter 1969): 64-66. , “The New Openness to Faith,” LXI,3 (Summer 1968): 31-35. , “The Restoration of Conscience” (sermon), LXVII,1 (Winter 1975): 75-81. , “Thoughts on God” (sermon), LXII,2 (Summer 1969): 74-75. Anderson, Bernhard W., “The Contemporaneity of the Bible: An Ancient Book in a Modern World” (Alumni/ae Day Address, 1969), LXII,2 (Summer 1969): 38- 50. , “Current Trends in the Old Testament Field,” LXIII,2-3 (December 1970): 24-29. Anderson, Herbert E., “Review Article: Recent Books in Pastoral Care,” LXIII,2- 3 (December 1970): 63-67. , “Review Article: Recent Books in Pastoral Care,” LXV,1 (July 1972): 78- 87. Atwood, Bertram deH., “Elijah at Carmel and After” (sermon), LXVIII,2 (Au- tumn 1975): 64-68. Ballard, Paul H., “Worship in a Secular World: Bonhoeffer’s Secret Discipline,” LXVIII,2 (Autumn 1975): 27-36. Barr, James, “The Faith of a Sceptic” (sermon), LVI,2 (February 1963): 40-43. , “Revelation through History in the Old Testament and in Modern The- ology” (Inaugural Address), LVI,3 (May 1963): 4-14. Bartow, Charles L., “Thank God for God” (sermon), LXIV,1 (March 1971): 58-62. Bayer, Charles H., “The Minister as Politician,” LXII,1 (Winter 1969): 36-41. Beardslee, John W. III, “Among the Thorns,” LX,3 (June 1967): 22-28. Beker, J. Christiaan, “Biblical Theology Today” (Inaugural Address), LXI,2 (Win- ter 1968): 13-19. , “Old and New” (meditation), LXI,3 (Summer 1968): 74-76. Bennett, John C., “The Church and the Secular” (Commencement Address, 1966), LX,1 (October 1966): 4-10. Berger, Peter L., “A Call for Authority in the Christian Community,” LXIV,3 (December 1971): 14-24. Berger, W. Johannes, “Prayer and Unity” (sermon), LVIII,1 (October 1964): 41-43. Berlo, David K., “Trends in Communication,” LXI,2 (Winter 1968): 48-56. 4 THE PRINCETON SEMINARY BULLETIN Billington, Ray, “The Coming Non-Church,” LX,1 (October 1966): 40-44. Blackwell, John A., “Black Preaching,” LXV,1 (July 1972): 37-42. Blake, Eugene Carson, “The American Dream: Two Hundred Years After,” LXVIII,3 (Winter 1976): 16-23. , “A Church Both Evangelical and Ecumenical” (Commencement Address, 1973), LXVI,1 (October 1973): 19-24. , “Militant Christianity: Defense and Offense,” LIX,3 (June 1966): 4-11. , “Moral Implications of Christian Faith in God” (sermon), LXVII,1 (Win- ter 1975): 57-62. , “Prophet and Priest, but Not a King” (Baccalaureate Sermon, 1962), LVI,1 (October 1962): 27-31. Bodo, John R., “Reason Files a Libel Suit” (sermon), LXIV,3 (December 1971): 61- 64. , “Scandal on the Rooftop” (sermon), LXII,2 (Summer 1969): 70-73. Boston, Bruce O., “Alien Meets Alien” (Martin Luther King, Jr. Sermon), LXI,3 (Summer 1968): 64-68. , “Dead Ends and New Beginnings” (sermon), LXIII,1 (1970): 71-76. , ‘I Respond Although I Will Be Changed’: Reflections on Eugen Rosen- stock-Huessy,” LXIV,1 (March 1971): 77-89. Bowen, William G., “Ends and Means: The University in the Society and the In- dividual in the University,” LXVII,1 (Winter 1975): 26-32. Boyd, Robert H., “Review Article: The New Westminster Dictionary of the Bible,” LXIII,2-3 (December 1970): 68-76. Brokhoff, John R., “Can the Pulpit Recover Its Authority?” LXV,2 (December 1972): 73-79. , “An Experiment in Innovative Preaching,” LXVI,1 (October 1973): 82-97. Brown, J. Douglas, “The Christian, the Community, and the State,” LIX,2 (March 1966): 13-18. , “Economic and Social Obstacles to Reconciliation,” LXI,3 (Summer 1968): 25-30. , “Liberal Education for Leadership: 1776-1976,” LXVIII,3 (Winter 1976): 50-54. Brown, Robert McAfee, “Dissent in an Age of Conformity” (Commencement Ad- dress, 1972), LXV,1 (July 1972): 13-19. Brown, Thomas E.., “Vocational Crises and Occupational Satisfaction among Min- isters,” LXIII,2-3 (December 1970): 52-62. Bryce, Glendon E., “Review Article: Faith and Reason: Essays in Judaism |ed. by Robert Gordis and Ruth B. Waxman],” LXVI,2 (Summer 1974): 87-90. Burr, David H., “Where the Action Is” (sermon), LX,3 (June 1967): 33-37. Bussis, Dale E., “Preaching the Sermon,” LVII,3 (March 1964): 41-52. Campbell, Ernest T., “Changing Men or Altering Society” (sermon), LXI,1 (Au- tumn 1967): 37-41.