...Visit the FAQ page for information on how to get involved. A Universe of Terms spirit by Paul Christopher Johnson Spirit gives a name to outside forces that impinge on...
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Reflections on summer reading
by Courtney Bender, James S. Bielo, Anderson Blanton, John D. Boy, Wendy Cadge, Simon During, Omri Elisha, M. Christian Green, Martin Kavka, Tanya Marie Luhrmann, John Schmalzbauer and Jeff Sharlet...the field. Winnifred Sullivan’s forthcoming book A Ministry of Presence: Chaplaincy, Spiritual Care, and the Law – she let me read the final draft – provides an important overarching context....
Resurrecting Democracy
Democracy as a work in progress rather than a work of progress
by Luke BrethertonLet me begin by thanking the contributors to this book forum for their respective reviews. I am enormously grateful for the gift of time and attention their reviews represent. It...
The Modern Spirit of Asia
Modern spirits
by Jason Ā. Josephson-Storm...sources, or a close reading of primary texts, The Modern Spirit would have been a different and better book. *** To boldly summarize, The Modern Spirit is sociology without tracing...
Deathless questions and other interviews
Age of spirit: An interview with Harvey Cox
by Nathan Schneider...looked into its history. In Christianity it goes back, of course, to the life of the Spirit and the gift of the Spirit in the New Testament. The term was...
A Universe of Terms
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by Emily Ogden
...sweat, body, gender, city infrastructure, racial segregation, and politics—in short, everything that stinks. The spirit of Spirit, if you will, is demolition. Spirit in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century US trance experience...
Spirit in the Dark 
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M. Cooper Harriss
Don’t play that song, Nathan Scott
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M. Cooper Harriss
...darkness such a spirit may move, proves apt. “Spirit” and “dark” resonate recursively in sacred, secular, and profane registers, the form and substance through which culture becomes generated through wranglings...
Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world
Nature as protective strategy: The environment and a new normal
Deathless questions and other interviews
Nothing is ever lost: An interview with Robert Bellah
by Nathan Schneider...the way you think about new kinds of spiritualities evolving? RB: I certainly think that so-called spirituality can have social and even political consequences. I’ve seen this among environmental activists,...