Religious Studies ProjectWelcome to the Religious Studies Project Opportunities Digest! This week, you will find 17 new job opportunities and 3 other opportunities. Everyone at RSP says thank you to all who have generously supported the RSP through our Patreon and PayPal...
Wabash Center BlogIn October 2024, the Wabash Center hosted a “Curiosity Roundtable,” which I was honored to attend. The goal was to offer us experiences to help us; to encourage us to […]
The Immanent FrameThe Immanent Frame has been a leading platform for groundbreaking public scholarship on secularism and religion since its founding in 2007. This call invites essays that address US politics and religion, broadly construed, in contemporary or...
Ken ChitwoodIn the wake of elections, there are scores of analyses and proffered insights on how the results speak to the future of the country and its democracy. This year, what looked to be razor-thin margins and minuscule measures in swing states shifted...
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Bible For Normal People BlogIn this episode of Faith for Normal People, Jared Byas talks with therapist and author Hillary McBride along with theologian and psychological scientist Preston McDaniel Hill about the psychological impacts... The post Episode 49: Hillary McBride &...
An und für sich[The following is a conference presentation delivered at the American Academy of Religion’s annual conference in San Diego, under the auspices of the Political Theology programming unit.] The topic of this presentation began as a joke—an...
Marginalia Review of BooksSUPRIYA GANDHI | The recent global rise in authoritarianism and hyper-nationalism underscores the need for complex, nuanced histories...
Marginalia Review of BooksJ. BARTON SCOTT | Perilous Intimacies would seem a major step in the right direction—bringing new and welcome energy to...