...rather as applying in the last instance to more than freedom alone—for instance, as the examination also of a society’s supposedly sacred or highest values—might provide an illuminating perspective on...
insta---batmanapollo
Is this all there is
Clothing the emperor in medieval garb
by Elayne Oliphant
...“But there’s nothing to see!” Nearly ten years earlier, in another summer in Paris, I had worked as a mediator for contemporary art installations in a space very similar to...
Deathless questions and other interviews
The shining and the shiny: An interview with Sean Dorrance Kelly
by Nathan Schneider...believers in America, for instance. Instead, it means that the role of religious belief in a person’s life today is different than it was in earlier epochs in the history...
Political Theology
The geopolitical imperative?
by Anders Stephanson...the guarantor of order in the last instance, and so on. The end result is in some ways a more interesting Schmittian condition than the posture of George W. Bush:...
Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right
Normalizing nationalism through social media in transnational Jain communities
Rethinking secularism
Is absolute secularity conceivable?
by Simon During...its displacement. Thus, for instance, in his Scholasticism and Politics (1938), Jacques Maritain, following Nietzsche, speaks of the “Christian leaven fermenting in the bosom of human history” as the source...
Book introductions 
by
Robert Orsi
The breaking-in of the gods
by
Robert Orsi
...number of angels—to a specific time and place. This into might be a family, for instance, or a political crisis, the public sphere, or a single life. It was crucial...
Global Christianity, Global Critique
Virtual Christianity
by Jon Bialecki...be seen as an instantiation of a collective-individual problematic traced in Christian thought; and, in a not unrelated vein, William Garriott and Kevin O’Neill have argued for unpacking Christian groups...
Is this all there is
Knowing our demons
by Annette Yoshiko Reed
...for instance, look to how Jews, Christians, Manichees, Neoplatonists, and others reread mundane reality as a site of cosmic drama—whether by filling its invisible spaces with the blur of demons...
Religion, spirituality, and democratic renewal: Essays from our grantees
White Christian nationalism and the racial politics of analogy