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Munawar Anees (E) -- Executive Director, Knowledge
Management Systems (KnowSys), Tucson, AZ.
Ph.D. Science and
Environmental Studies, 1986, Indiana
University. Author of Islam
and Biological Futures, Health Sciences in
Early Islam and
several other works and over 300 articles in
scholarly journals. The
latest is in Civilization, February-March
2000. Founding
editor, Periodica Islamica and
International Journal of Islamic
and Arabic Studies. Editorial
representation at several other
journals. Member, The Royal Academy, Amman,
Jordan; Intellectuals of
the World, Paris. Married to Nadia.
Daughter, Aisha; son, Omran.
Please address editorial questions about the Religion category to dranees@compuserve.com.UserID: archie (PR)
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Vincent Broman (PR)
-- Engineer at the Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Center, San Diego since 1982, working in Data
Fusion and Network Security. AB Mathematics,
1977, Whitman College. MA Mathematics, 1980,
University of Utah. Mission for the LDS Church
in West Germany, 1979-1981. Service as LDS
Bishop, 1998-2003. Avocations include ancient
history and New Testament text criticism.
Homepage: http://users.mstar2.net/broman/
E-mail: vpbroman@nupedia.com
Brian Catlos (PR)
-- Brian Catlos (Phd Toronto, 2000) is currently a
visiting scholar at the Institute for Medieval
History (Boston University) and the Institució
Milà i Fontanals (Barcelona, Spain). In 2002 he
begins an appointment as Assistant Professor of
History at the University of California Santa
Cruz.
Victoria Erhart (PR)
-- Ph.D. in Early Christian
Studies - historical theology, Fall 2000,
Catholic University, Washington, D.C.
Dissertation on The Development of the Syriac-
Speaking Jacobite Church in the Sasanian
Empire.
Religion and Philosophy instructor, Hood College,
Frederick, MD and Community College of the Air
Force, Bolling AFB, Washington, D.C.
Author of over a dozen published articles on
topics in historical theology, philosophy,
women's
studies and pre-modern military history.
Currently editor of Military and Naval History
Journal.
Research interests include topics in historical
theology up through the Crusades, and the
relation bewteen science and religion.
Rene Matte (PR)
-- Bachelor of Arts student at the University of
New Brunswick in Fredericton. Highly respected
ex- army cadet, however, only for one year due
to the pursuit of other interests. With great
curiosity and an unquenchable desire towards
literature, he has written several peices of
Science Fiction, poetry, journalistic articles,
and essays on some of the greatest issus in the
world, although until Nupedia, all work remains
unpublished. Participated in writing the school
newspaper in his grade 11 year. Was raised in a
French Acadian family but learnt English from
his time in Toronto. Interests include the study
of foreign cultures and Classical history. Main
hobbies are writing, reading, and collecting
films. 18 years old until April 28th, 2003, and
loves staying active.
E-mail: t75fz@unb.ca
Raymond McIntyre (PR)
-- I am a minister of religion and a theologian. I
have degrees in both World religions and Theology.
As well I have over 20 years of experience as a
thinker, philosopher and racconteur.
Rubina Ramji (PR)
-- Part-time professor, Department of
Classics and Religious Studies, University of
Ottawa. Chair of the Religion, Film and Visual
Culture Group for the American Academy of
Religion. Publications include an article
on "Anthropology" for The Encyclopedia of
Women and World Religion, Serenity Young,
ed., (New York: Macmillan Reference USA, 1999),
and chapter entitled "Building Community Word by
Word: Religion in the Virtual World" in God in
the Details: American Religion in Everyday
Life, Kate McCarthy & Eric Mazur, eds. (New
York: Routledge Press, 2000).
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