Index

Abernathy, Ralph 21, 49

Abnaki, 16, 44n.5

Abnaki Archaeological Society, 16

Aboriginal title, 254-259

Abortion issue, 57, 264

Abourezk, James, 22-23

Activist movement, Indian, 4-24, 233, 236

Acupuncture, 285

Adam, 104, 109, 167

Adams, Hank, 20

Afterlife, 75, 166-171, 179-183

Ages in Chaos, 126, 131

Agnew, Spiro, 56

AIM. See American Indian Movement (AIM)

Akwesasne Notes, 8, 24n.2, 242

Alcatraz Island occupations, 10

Alcoholism, 242

Alexander VI, Pope, 255

Allotment Act of 1887 (Dawes Act), 30, 240

Altizer, Thomas J.J., 116

American Horse, 243

American Indian Movement (AIM), 13, 18, 47, 54, 244

1974 leadership trials, 21-22

American Indian Policy Review Commission, 22, 24n.7, 39

American Indian Press Association, 24n.4

American Indian Religious Freedom Resolution (1978), 23, 39, 247, 268

American Indians and Federal Aid, 31

Amish, 201, 215

Ancient astronauts, 158-163

Ancient Kingdoms of the Nile, The, 110

Anderson, Jack, 20

Anderson, Paul, 221

Andrews, Lynn

Medicine Woman, 42

Apache, 7, 103, 274, 279

Apologies to the Iroquois, 7

Arapaho, 122, 238

Arickara, 143

Aristotle, 92, 107, 257

Armstrong, Virginia

I Have Spoken, 30

Asian religions, 58

Astrological systems, 232, 284-285

Augustana College, 11, 47

Augustine, Saint, 107

Confessions, The, 95n.3

Australian aborigines, 259-260

Baalbek, large stones in, 158

Bad Heart Bull, Wesley, 20

Badoni v. Higginson, 282n.2

Bailey, V. A., 129

Baldwin, James, 33

Bandelier National Monument, 279

Banks, Dennis, 22

Bare Ruined Choirs, 56, 232

Barker, Ernest, 14

Bear tribe, 40-41

Beede, Fr. A.M., 238

Before Columbus, 112, 113n.6

Bellecourte, Vernon (Clyde), 13

Benedict, Saint, 83

Berger, Thomas

Little Big Man, 26

BIA. See Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)

Big Brother’s Indian Programs; with Reservations, 31

Big Elk, 183

Billy Jack, 38

Biloxi, 210

Black Elk, 44n.6, 95n.1, 195, 240

Black Elk Speaks, 36

Black Hills, 273, 280

Black Hills Treaty Rights Council, 244

Black Mesa, 246, 279

Black theology, 233

Blackfeet, 280

Blakeney, Dean, 220-221

Blanca Peak, 279

Blue Lake, 247

Book of the Hopi, The, 102, 103

Borland, Hal

When the Legends Die, Stay Away, Joe,

26

Bowen v. Roy, 44n.5

Boyd, Malcolm, 50

Brando, Marlon, 7, 21

Bridges, Allison, 12

Bright, Bill, 224

Brightman, Lehman, 21

Bronowski, Jacob, 156-157

Brookings Institution, 31

Brown, Dee

Bury My Heart At Wounded knee, 21, 26, 30, 263

Brown, Joseph Epes

Sacred Pipe, The, 36, 184n.9

Bruce, Louis, 19

Bryan, William Jennings, 142

Buffalo Gap (South Dakota), 20, 273

Bultmann, Rudolf, 116

Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)

building takeover, 1972, 19-20, 23,

24n.6, 31, 39, 46

and Californian Indians, 6

and Chicago Indians, 11

and final draft of Abourezk commission report, 22-23

and Wounded Knee incident, 243-

244

Burnette, Robert, 19

Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee, 21, 26, 30,

Bush, George, 56, 193

Calendar stick, 99

California Indians, 5-6, 10-11, 24n.1

Camus, Albert

Rebel, The, 57-58

Cardinal, Harold

Unjust Society, The, 30

Cargo cults, 132-133

Carmichael, Stokely, 51

Carnarvon, Lord, 184n.3

Carson, Kit, 243

Carter, Forrest

Education of Little Tree, The, 44n.4

Carter, Howard, 167, 184n.3

Castaneda, Carlos, 45n.7

Separate Reality, A, 37

Teachings of Don Juan, The, 37

Cathedral of Tomorrow, 222

Cavet†, Dick, 12

Cayuse, 81

Chakras, 285

Chardin, Teilhard de, 232

Cherokee, 6, 122, 197, 199, 238

Cheyenne, 37, 100, 103, 122, 171, 174-177, 210, 238, 244

Chicago Indians, 11, 17

Chickasaw, 6

Chippewa, 40

Chivington, Colonel. See Chivington, Rev. John M.

Choctaw, 6

Christian Faith and Natural Science,93

Christian Indians, 39-40, 54, 199, 241-242

Christian religion

and aboriginal right, 254-266

and American culture, 218-235

and baptism, 168, 189

and business interests, 222-223

and church power, 188, 206-208

and Civil Rights movement, 49-52,

55

and clergy of, 213

and community, sense of, 204-211,

215-217

confession in, 168, 188

and conversion, 188-189

and creation, 80-82, 84, 88-89, 140-

143

and death, 163, 165-168, 179-183

and “demythologizing” history, 116

and divorce, 191

and doctrinal differences in, 188-

189

and ecology, 83-84, 288-289

and eternal life, 169

and Exodus, 69, 118-120, 123, 272-

273, 277

flood story, 72

and fundamentalism, 54, 57, 105-

106, 227, 229-230, 231, 232

and Genesis, 85, 89

and God, concept of, 79, 150-151,

152, 160-161, 266

and heaven. 144

and history, linear concept of, 63-

65, 87-88, 114-122, 203

and human personality, 185-194

Christian religion (continued)

and land, importance of 145-149

“left-wing,” 228-229, 232

and location of worship, 154-155

and nature, 80-81, 91-92, 153-154

and predicting future, 154

rejection of, 265

and resurrection, 120

and revelation, 66

“right-wing,” 224-227, 231

and sacred places, sense of, 67

and salvation, 155

and science, 92-93

sects of, 207-208

and secular movement within, 55-

56, 69

and sexuality, 182, 191-192, 209

and social involvement, 209

and soul, eventual disposition of,

155

and support of Indian movement,

47-48

tax exemption, 216

and teaching and preaching tech-

niques, 68, 107, 188

Chucksa Yuha, 41

Civil rights movement

and Christian religion, 48-50

collapse of, 52-53

in Indian contest, 50

Indian movement paralleled with,

32-35

and social gospel, 55

Civilization, difficulty in explaining beginning of, 157-158

Cochiti Pueblo, 279

Coler, Jack, 22

Collective unconscious, 17-18

Collier, Donald, 17

Collingwood, R. G.

Idea of Nature, The, 94

Colonialism, 64

Comanche, 274

Communism, 231

Confessions, The, 95n.3

Cornwall (Ontario) Bridge confrontation, 24n.2

Cottier, Allen, 9

Cox, Rev. Harvey Gallagher, 50, 81, 87, 117, 155, 196, 228, 233

Secular City, The, 51, 56, 117-118

Crab nebula supernova, 149n.1

Crain, Rev. Mike, 220

Cram, 200

Crazy Horse, 243-244

Creation

Christian view of, 79-81, 82, 85, 86-

87

Indian view of, 81-82, 85-86, 88-89

See also Genesis; Velikovsky,

Immanuel

Creation Science Research Center, 96n.11

Creek, 101

Crow, 148

Crow Dog, Leonard, 23

Cullman, Oscar

Immortality of the Soul or Resurrection

of the Dead?, 166, 179-182, 184n.1,

184n.11

Culture heroes, 100, 103

Curley, 148

Custer Died for Your Sins, 26, 30

Custer, Gen. George Armstrong, 244

Dakota, 95n.1, 280

Dalton, Daniel, 14

Dances with Wolves, 6, 280

Darrow, Clarence, 142

Dawes Act. See Allotment Act of 1887 (Dawes Act)

Death

Christian attitude toward, 165-170,

179-183

Indian attitude toward, 170-179, 181,

183

Death and Rebirth of the Senecas, The, 36

“Death of God” movement, 116

Death penalty, 264

Death song, 178

Deganiwidah, 100, 195

Delaware, 99, 199

Descartes, 92

Dine. See Navajo

Divorce, 191

Dodd, C. H., 116

Donner Foundation, 31

Dream interpretation, 197

Druidism, 147, 288

Dubos, René

“Theology of the Earth, A,” 83-84

Dupré, Louis

Other Dimension, The, 119-120

Durham, Douglas, 21

Duwamish, 101

Earth Chronicles, 133n.8, 158, 161

Earth in Upheaval, 128

Eastman, Charles, 85

Ecological crises, 2-3, 52, 64, 69, 74, 83-84, 96n.9, 274-275, 276, 284, 288-289

Ecumenical council, intertribal, 250

Education of Little Tree, The, 44n.4

Eikerenkoetter, Rev. Frederick J. II, 230

Einhorn, Arthur, 13

Employment Division v. Smith (1990), 217, 278

Enuma Elish, 141-142, 143

Epistle to the Romans, 167

Erdoes, Richard

Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions, 36-37,

42, 184n.12

Ethical systems, 73

Evangelism. See Fundamentalism

Excavation of Indian burial sites, 53

Illinois, 16-17

Iowa, 14-15

in light of collective unconscious

idea, 17-18

Minnesota, 13-14

New York, 13, 16

Pennsylvania, 16

Washington, 17, 35

Exodus, 69, 117-119, 123, 272-273, 277

Velikovsky’s theory about, 123-125,

135, 136

Explo 72, 224-225

Fairservis, Walter

Ancient Kingdoms of the Nile, The, 110

Farb, Peter, 30, 44n.3

Farb, Peter (continued)

Man’s Rise to Civilization as Shown by

the Indians of North America

from Primeval Times to the Coming of

the Industrial State, 29

Field Museum of Natural History (Chicago, Illinois), 16-17

Fishing rights controversy, 7-8, 11-12, 35

Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma, 178

Five Nations

Flood stories, 72, 102, 139

Flying wheels (Ezekiel), 158

Fonda, Jane, 10

Fools Crow, Frank, 23

Forbes, Robert James, 163n.4

Ford Foundation, 31

Fort Lawton incident, 10

Francis, Saint, 83

Franklin, Benjamin, 16

Fuller, Buckminster, 65

Fundamentalism, 54, 57, 105-106, 226, 229-230, 231, 232

Future Shock, 56, 64-65

Gallup (New Mexico) Ceremonial, 8, 28

Gambling, 242

Gaster, Theodore, 118-119, 120

Gemmill, Mickey, 10

Genesis, 79, 85, 86-87, 89, 141-143, 254, 264

See also Creation; Velikovsky,

Immanuel

Geronimo, 27

Ghost dance, 39

Ghosts, 147, 286

Gordon, Cyrus

Before Columbus, 112, 113n.6

Gordon, Nebraska incident, 18

Gortner, Marjoe, 230

Gorton, Slade, 9

Gospel of the Red Man: An Indian Bible, The, 200-201, 238

Graham, Billy, 56, 193, 225-227, 230, 233

Grazia, Alfred de

Velikovsky Affair, 133nn.8, 9

Great Pyramid of Cheops, 110-111

Greening of America, The , 56

Gregory, Richard, 7-8

Griffin, Merv, 9

Grossman, Aubrey, 24n.1

Gulf War, 59

Haas, Nico, 229

Handsome Lake, 36

Hanta Yo, 41-42

Healing ceremony, 241, 251-253, 289-290

Hebrew religion, 69, 104, 118-119, 209

Heidegger, Martin, 116

Heim, Karl

Christian Faith and Natural Science,

93

Heine, Heinrich

Religion and Philosophy in Germany,

146

Henry, Carl F.H., 230-231

Hesperus Peak, 279

Hetrick, Barbara

Big Brother’s Indian Programs; with Reservations, 31

Hiawatha, 27

Hill, Ruth Beebe

Hanta Yo, 41

“Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis, The,” 83

History Begins at Sumer, 159-161

Holyland USA, 222-223

Hopi, 28, 70, 89, 102, 138, 149n.2, 241, 246, 273, 279, 282n.2, 286, 288

Horton, Willie, 56

House Made of Dawn, 26

Huerfano Mountain, 279

Human personality

and Christian religion, 185-194

and Indian tribal religion, 185, 194-

202

Huron, 168

Hybrid peoples, 2, 157-159

I Have Spoken, 30

Idea of Nature, The, 94

Immortality of the Soul or Resurrection of the Dead?, 179-181, 184n.1

Imposters, Indian, 44n.5

Indian Child Welfare Act (1978), 23

Indian Claims Commission (1946), 30-31, 279

Indian Heritage of America, The, 29

Indian police, 212

Indian Reorganization Act (1934) 6, 29, 212, 240

Indian studies programs, 36

Indian tribal religion

and afterlife, 168-169, 177, 179, 182

and American culture, 236-252

ban of, 212, 238, 240, 246, 267

books about, 36-38, 41, 42, 44n.6

calendar stick, use of, 99

and Christian Indians, 40-41, 54, 241-

242

and communalism, 210-215

and creation, 81-82, 85-86, 88, 137-

140, 143-144

cultural heroes of, 100, 195

and cumulative experience becoming truth, 291

and death, 163, 170-179, 181

and deity, concept of, 79, 95n.1, 153-

154

and divination, 251

and dream interpretation, 197

and foretelling, 154, 251-252

Ghost dance of, 39

and healing, 241, 251-253, 290-291

and history, concept of, 98-104

and human personality, 185, 194-

202

and Indian Reorganization Act

(1934), 212, 240

interest in by non-Indians, 40-41

and land, importance of, 1, 10, 145,

148-149, 172-1 74, 246-247

and location of worship, 154

and naming ceremonies, 241

and nature, unity of, 81-82, 88-89,

93-94, 96n.5, 154

nonphilosophical quality of, 291

and religious reality, 75-76

and revelation, 66-67

revival of 23, 39-40, 43, 54, 241-242

Indian tribal religionontinued)

and sacred places, 67-68, 70, 122,

145, 214, 267-281, 287-288

and salvation, 155, 194-195

and science, 91-92

and soul, eventual disposition of,

155

and spacial conception of time, 62,

68, 70-71

survival of, 247-248

threats to, 245-249

vision quests, 246-247

and winter counts, 98-99

and world ages idea, 102

See also specific tribes

Indians of All Tribes, 9, 10

Inter Caetera bull (Pope Alexander VI), 255

Inter District Council (Wounded Knee), 245

In the Spirit of Crazy Horse, 22, 24n.4

Iowa graveyard incident, 14-15

Iroquois, 100, 101, 103, 168, 179

Iroquois Ceremonial of Midwinter The, 184n.10

Ishi in Two Worlds, 29

Israel: Its Life and Culture, 119

Jay Treaty, 9

Jeans, James

Physics and Philosophy, 93-94

Jesus, 104, 105, 106, 107, 167, 180, 185-186, 187, 190, 191, 204-205, 206, 230, 231, 254, 286, 288

Jesus movement, 219-220, 228

John, Saint, 185, 186, 187, 205

Jones, LeRoi, 33

Jonestown incident, 54

Joseph, Chief, 17, 27, 35, 198-199

Josephy, Alvin, 30

Indian Heritage of America, The 29

Jung, Carl, 95n.3, 146-147, 148

Wotan, 17

Kahn-Tineta Horn, 8

Kant, 92

Karok, 247

Kierkegaard, Sören A., 54-55

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 49, 51

Stride Toward Freedom, 33

Kiowa, 122, 178, 210, 273

Kiva, 154-155

Klamath, 210

Kramer, Samuel Noah

History Begins at Sumer, 159-161

Kunstler, William, 21

Kurile Islands, 266n.4

Lakota, 41, 179. See also Sioux

Lame Deer, John (Fire)

Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions, 37,

184n.12

Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions, 37, 184n.12

Land

importance to Christians, 145-149

importance to Indians, 1, 10, 145,

148, 172-174, 246-247

and religion, 287-289

Landowners Association (Wounded Knee), 244

Las Casas, Fr. Bartolomé de,. 257

Leakey, Louis, 109

Levitan, Sar

Big Brother’s Indian Programs; with

Reservations, 31

Lewis County Historical Society, 13

Linear time (conception of religious reality), 65-69, 71-75, 86-87

as view of history, 63-65, 102-106,

114-122, 203

creation and, 78-81, 87-88

Literature, about and by Indians, 26, 28-30, 42

anthologies, 30-31, 42, 53

fantasy, 53

government reports, 31

novels, 26-27

on ecology, 42

regarding religion, 35-37, 41, 42, 44-

45

works by Indians, 28

Little Big Man, 26

Little Feather, Sasheen, 21

Little Wound, 244

Liturgy of the Earth, 84

Logan, 211

Lummi Indians, 70, 240

Luther, Martin, 146

Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association (1988), 3, 247, 268-272, 275, 282n.3

MacKenzie, Dick, 10

Mails, Thomas, 42

Makahs, 132

Mandans, 143

Man’s Rise to Civilization as Shown by the Indians of North America from

Primeval Times to the Coming of the Industrial State, 29

Marjoe, 230

Matthiessen, Pete

In the Spirit of Crazy Horse, 22, 24n.4

Maxey, Rev. Cecil, 229

May, Rollo, 182

McIntyre, Carl, 233

McKusick, Marshall, 15

McLuhan, T.C.

Touch the Earth, 30

Means, Russell, 18, 22, 23

Medicine bundles, 171

Medicine Creek, Treaty of, 101, 173

Medicine people, 41, 43, 85, 95n.1, 235

Medicine wheel, 37, 41

Medicine Wheel site, 280

Medicine Woman, 42

Memoirs of Chief Red Fox, The, 30

Menominee Termination, 11

Menzel, Donald, 129

Mesopotamia, dry-cell pottery battery of, 158

Metals, discovery of, 157, 163n.4

Metea, 172

Miami Indians, 16-17

Michener, James

Quality of Life, A, 56

Mingo, 211

Minnesota Historical Society, 13-14

Mohawks, Canadian, 8, 13, 24n.2, 241-242

Momaday, Scott

House Made of Dawn, 26

Monotheism, 66, 285-286

Montana Indian tribes, 280

Morgan, Michael, 19

Mormons, 201-202, 215

Mount Graham, 279

Mount Shasta, 10

Mount Taylor, 279

Movies, about Indians, 38

Mystic Warrior, 42

Naming ceremonies, 241

Nation of Strangers, A, 56

National Association for the Advancement of Colored Persons (NAACP)

Legal Defense and Education Fund, 49

National Council of Churches, 11

National Indian Youth Council, 8, 29,

Native American Church, 217, 239

Nature

and Christian view, 80-81, 90-91

and Indian view of, 81-82, 89, 93-94

Navajo, 7, 28, 122, 210, 241, 243, 246, 273, 279, 282n.2

Nazca, lines of, 158

Nebraska Human Rights Commission, 18

Neibuhr, Reinhold, 155 225-226

Neihardt, John

Black Elk Speaks, 36

New Age philosophy, 43, 44n.5, 56-57, 234-235, 252

New Indians, The, 26, 30

New Testament, 114, 197

Newcomb, Tom, 200-201

Nez Percé, 18, 172, 198

Nietzsche, Friedrich W., 54-55

Nisquallies, 12

Nixon Agonistes, 56

Nixon, Richard M., 21, 56

Nordwall, Adam, 9

Northwest Coast Indians. See Pacific Northwest Indians

Oak Creek Canyon, 279

Oakes, Richard, 10, 18-19, 24n.5

Oedipus and Akhnaton, 184n.3

Agreement of 1876, 244

Civil Rights Association, 244

Treaty of 1868, 244

Oklahoma Indians, 6-7

Old Tassel, 199

Old Testament, 69, 104, 106, 107, 108, 114-115, 118-119, 126, 131-132, 133, 144, 165, 197, 204, 272-273, 275

Omaha, 183

Onodaga, 288

Other Dimension, The, 119-120

Oursler, Fulton, 131

Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 10

Pacific Northwest Indians, 90, 241

Packard, Vance

Nation of Strangers, A, 56

Papago, 7

Passamaquoddys, 7

Patuwvotas, 139

Paul, Saint, 85, 104, 167, 186, 187, 188, 205

Epistle to the Romans, 167

Pawnee, 103, 143

Paxton Boys, 16

Payne-Gaposchkin, Cecilia, 129

Peabody Coal Company 28, 279

Pedersen, Johannes

Israel: Its Life and Culture, 119

Peltier, Leonard, 22

Penobscots, 7

Pensée, 130, 134n.9

Pentecostal movement, 233

Peterson, Les, 14

Peyote, sacramental, 217, 239

Philadelphia Inquirer, The, 16

Physics and Philosophy, 93-94

Pima, 99

Pine Ridge Reservation, 18, 20, 23, 42, 54, 245

Pipe, 41

Pipe carriers, 43

Pipestone Quarry, 280

Pitt River Indians, 10

Plains Indians, 6, 41, 90, 95n.3

Plato, 92, 107, 166, 180

Poltergeists, 147

Potawatomi, 172

Powell, Fr. Peter

Sweet Medicine, 36

Protestant Reformation, 106, 107, 146, 207, 209

Pueblo, 143, 241, 273

Puyallups, 12-13

Quality of Life, A, 56

Quinault, 8-9

Rain dance, 70, 89. See also Hopi

Rauschenbusch, Walter, 55

Ray, Robert, 15

Reagan, Ronald, 54

Rebel, The, 57-58, 59

Red Cloud, 198, 243-244

Red Fox, Chief, 30, 44n.4

Red Jacket, 200

Red Man in the New World, 24n.1

Red Man’s Religion, 35-36

Reich, Charles

Greening of America, The, 56

Religion and Philosophy in Germany, 146

Religion, origin of, 135-149

Religious imagery, 71-73

Reservation(s), Indian, 5, 6, 7, 23, 212, 215, 239-240, 247, 251, 259

Revelation, 66-67

Roberts, Oral, 150-151, 167, 224, 230, 234, 251, 289

Robinson, John, 55

Rosebud Sioux, 19, 41, 245

Running Moccasins, 15

Sacred bundles, 237

Sacred Pipe, The, 36, 184n.9

Sacred places, 1-2, 67-68, 70, 76, 122, 145, 213, 267-232, 287

St. Augustine’s Indian Center (Chicago), 36

St. Regis Mohawk reserve, 10, 241-242

Sakokwenonk, 13

San Francisco Peaks, 279, 282n.2\

San Juan Pueblo, 279

Sand Creek Massacre, 272, 238

Santa Clara Pueblo, 279

Santee, 41

Satank, 178

Scopes trial, 85

Seattle Indians 10

Secular City, The, 51, 56, 195

Seeliger, Rev. Wesley, 219-220

Seneca, 200

Separate Reality, A, 37

Sepulveda, Juan de, 257, 260

Seton, Ernest Thompson

Gospel of the Red Man: An Indian

Bible, 200-201, 238

Seven Arrows, 37, 44n.2

Sexuality, 182, 191, 209

Shaman, 43, 252

Shaman’s Drum, 41

Shooter, 88-89

Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe Hildago, 147

Shrines, 147, 275

Sioux, 1, 18, 20-21, 36, 42, 60, 88-89, 95n.1, 99, 100, 102, 122, 179, 196, 238, 240, 272, 280

Sioux Treaty of 1868, 9, 10, 21

Sitchin, Zecharia

Earth Chronicles, 133-134n.8, 158-159,

162

Sitting Bull, 27, 198

Six Grandfathers, 95n.1

Six Nations, 7, 10

Smith, Ira F. III, 16

Smohalla, 195

Socrates, 180

Soderblum, Nathan, 66, 286

Son of Old Man Hat, 28

Sorkin, Alan

American Indians and Federal Aid, 31

Southwestern Indians, 6

Spatial time (conception of religious reality), 62, 68, 71-72, 73

and creation, 80-81, 85-86, 87-88

Speeches, Indian, 198-200

Spellman, Cardinal Joseph J., 108

Spirits of places, 285

Standing Bear, Chief Luther, 60, 91, 243

Stanley Island, 10

Staubach, Roger, 225

Steiner, Stan, 44n.1

New Indians, The, 26, 29, 30

Stevens, Isaac, 11

Stoney Indians, 90

Storm, Hyemeyohsts

Seven Arrows, 37

Storytelling, 99, 100

Street, Rev. Noel, 221-222

Stride Toward Freedom, 33

Suicide, 242

Sun Bear, 40-41, 44n.6

Sun Chief, 28

Susquehannock, 16

Sweat Lodge(s), 41, 154, 235

Sweet Medicine, 36

Sweet Medicine, 100, 195

Systemic Theology, 80-81, 121

Taneks aya. See Biloxi

Taos Pueblo people, 247, 279

Teaching and preaching, 68, 107, 188

Teachings of Don Juan, The, 37

Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here, 38

Temporal conception of religious reality

See Linear time (conception of reli-

gious reality)

Thayer, Bishop, 224

“The Year of the Indian,” 53

“Theology of the Earth, A,” 83

Thomas Aquinas, Saint, 107

Tillich, Paul, 155

Systematic Theology, 79, 121

Toffler, Alvin

Future Shock, 56, 64–65

Tohono O’odhams, 99

Tooker, Elisabeth

Iroquois Ceremonial of Midwinter, The,

184n.10

Topka, 138

Tortured Americans, 30

Touch the Earth, 30, 31, 35

Toynbee, Arnold, 165, 182

“Trail of Broken Treaties,” 19, 31

Treaties, 5, 7, 8, 10, 24n.1, 81, 101, 172, 244

Tribal religion. See Indian tribal religion

Tunicas, 7

Tutankhamen, 167 184n.3

Twenty Point platform, 19

Twin Cities Institute for Talented Youth, 13

U.S. Supreme Court cases

Bowen v. Roy, 44n.5

Employment Division v. Smith (1990),

217, 278

fishing rights, 11

Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association (1988), 3, 247,

268-272, 275, 282n.3

Udall, Stewart 30

Underhill, Ruth

Red Man’s Religion, 35

Unjust Society, The, 30

Ute, 274

Van Allen, James, 130

Velikovsky Affair, 133-4nn.8, 9

Velikovsky, Immanuel, 133-4nn.8, 9

Ages in Chaos, 126

Earth in Upheaval, 128

Oedipus and Akhnaton, 184n.3

Worlds in Collision, 123-132

See also Creation; Genesis

Victim compensation, 265

Vietnam War, 25, 51, 52, 63

Vision quest, 39, 196, 235

Vitoria, Francisco de, 257

Wakan Tanka, 88-89, 95n.1

Walking Buffalo, 90

Walla Walla, Treaty of, 81

Wallace, Anthony F.C.

Death and Rebirth of the Senecas, The,

36

War Bonnet, Matthew, 17

Washington Post, 20

Washoe, 210

Waters, Frank

Book of the Hopi, The 102, 149n.2

West Branch Project, 16

“When Our Grandfathers Had Guns”, 8

When the Legends Die, Stay Away, Joe, 26

Whistling Elk, Agnes, 42

Book of the Hopi, The, 103, 149n.2

White Buffalo Calf Woman, 100

White, Lynn, Jr.

“Historical Roots of Our Ecological

Crisis, The,” 83

White Mountain Apaches, 103

Whitehead, Alfred North, 92, 94-95

Whitten, Les, 20

Wilkerson, Don, 225

William Penn Memorial Museum, 16

Williams, Ronald, 22

Wills, Gary

Bare Ruined Choirs, 56, 232

Nixon Agonistes, 56

Wilson, Dickie, 20, 23

Wilson, Edmund, 242

Apologies to the Iroquois, 7

Winnebago, 17

Winter count, 98-99

Wise, Jennings

Red Man in the New World, 24n.1

Witchcraft, 90

Women’s Liberation, 228-229

Worcester, Rev. Samuel, 238

World ages idea, 102

Worlds in Collision., 123-132

Wotan, 17

Wotan myth, 148, 286

Wounded Knee incident, 1, 21, 22, 23, 24n.4, 39, 46, 244-245

Wovoka, 195

Wyoming Indian tribes, 280

Yahweh’s rainbow, 286

Yankton Sioux, 280

Yehochanan bone, 229

Yellow Thunder, Raymond, 18, 24n.4, 35

Young, Andrew, 49

Young Chief, 81-82

Young Chief Joseph, 172-173

Yurok, 247