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Survival - theology or religious studies?

’A theologian is someone who prays; a religiologist is someone who watches.’ That gem from a meeting of the Learned Societies 1973 points up the familiar distinction which is the theme of this issue. It was treated in a paper by Charles Davis delivered to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion, Toronto 1974: ’The reconvergence of theology and religious studies.’ The paper was well received and provoked such excellent discussion that the editors of SR decided to solicit responses for a thematic number. The topic has general significance, since today’s academic scene has