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Ryan Center: KJV400 Festival: Legacy & Impact

Held September 15 – September 17, 2011

• Plenary 4: Leland Ryken
  The Legacy of the King James Bible
• Breakout Session 4: George Guthrie
  'Texting' in the 17th Century: The Manuscripts Behind the KJV
• Breakout Session 4: Mary Anne Poe
  Social Change and Social Welfare in the Shadow of the KJV
• Breakout Session 4: Ben Mitchell
  A Fly in the Ointment: The KJV and Contemporary Culture
• Breakout Session 4: Walton Padelford
  Redeeming the Time: The King James Bible and American Capitalism
• Breakout Session 4: Scott Huelin
  Only Prophets and Devils Speak King James: Flannery O'Connor and the Literary Use of English Bible Translations
• Breakout Session 4: Bobby Rogers
  The Presence in Contemporary American Poetry of the Poetic Strategies of the King James Bible
• Breakout Session 3: Brad Green
  Covenant, Canon, and Culture: Theological Reflections on the Cultural Meaning of the KJV
• Breakout Session 3: Ralph Leverett
  The King James Bible: Influences on Early American Education
• Breakout Session 3: James Patterson
  Divine Right or Holy Dissent? Conflicting Visions of Church and State in Early Seventeenth-Century England
• Breakout Session 3: Jennifer Gruenke
  The KJV and the Scientific Revolution
• Breakout Session 3: Micah Watson
  Who Appeals to Heaven? King James and John Locke on Scripture & Political Authority
• Breakout Session 3: John Netland
  'The very language of men': Echoes of the KJV in Wordsworth's Poetic Innovations
• Plenary 3: Leland Ryken
  What Makes the King James Version Great?
• Breakout Session 2: Hal Poe
  The KJV and the Seven Days of Creation: When Tradition Conflicts with Text
• Breakout Session 2: Steve Halla
  Art, Iconoclasm, and the Search for Unity: Reflections on Cornelis Boel's 1611 KJV Title Page Design
• Breakout Session 2: Michael Penny
  The Influence of the KJV on English Hymnody
• Breakout Session 2: Hunter Baker
  The King James Bible: Understanding the Reformation Drive for Literacy & Its Impact on Politics
• Breakout Session 2: Gene Fant
  Give Me also This Power: Secular Writers' Simultaneous Fascination with and Denial of the Power of the KJV
• Breakout Session 1: Justin Barnard
  Human Nature and the Veneration of the KJV
• Breakout Session 1: Richard Wells
  From Wycliff to Bible Code: How Preaching Created the KJV . . . And What Happened Then
• Breakout Session 1: Janna Chance
  Challenging the People's Bible: Mary Arnold Ward and the Elitism of Victorian Liberal Theology
• Breakout Session 1: Keith Bates
  Not Fundamentalist Enough: John R. Rice, Bob Jones, Sr., and Jerry Falwell Fail the King James Only Test
• Breakout Session 1: Gavin Richardson
  'A matter . . . tried by custom': The Medieval King James Bible
• Plenary 2: John Woodbridge
  The Status of Biblical Authority Among Europeans at the Creation of the King James Bible.
• Plenary 1: Timothy George
  William Tyndale and the Making of the English Bible