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Michael E. Allsopp, Ronald Burke, Professor and Chair, Philosophy and Religion, University of Nebraska at Omaha, was schooled at Notre Dame, Yale, and under the tutelage of Ninian Smart. In 1976, he founded the ongoing Roman Catholic Modernist Group in the AAR. He has published regarding Modernists in the Journal of Religion, Religious Studies Review, Theological Studies, and Eliade’s Encyclopedia of Religion.