...the followers of that religion. This might look a bit too commonsensical at first, but it is one of the main reasons why staunchly secular policymakers stand against inclusion of...
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Deathless questions and other interviews
Spirituality, entangled: An interview with Courtney Bender
by Nathan Schneider...in America begin in unquestionably religious places, like churches. As I’ve argued, it’s these methods that effectively leave out social processes that are not so clearly separate or distinct from...
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Truth is better than fiction
by Ruth Braunstein...2009. The pranksters allegedly responsible seem to think that “Evangelicals caring about refugees—especially Iraqi refugees—is about as likely as a 100% car recall!” but Ted Olsen at Christianity Today’s Liveblog...
Religion and the 2008 election
The justice we need
by John D. Carlson...us to think anew about politics, we would be wise to think more creatively about justice, which traditionally gets cast through the narrow prism of rights. Certainly justice includes the...
Rethinking secularism
Radical Orthodoxy’s new home?
by Matthew Engelke...described them in an interview, these communitarian Red Tories are “rather lovely people who say: ‘I’m a little bit Red, I’m a little bit Tory. I’ve been a conservative all...
Secularity and the liberal arts
Thinking otherwise
by Mary-Jane Rubenstein...transcendence—even if only the possibility of transcendence—the possibility that things might genuinely be otherwise. Sympathetic as I am to the Radically Orthodox critique, however, I do not at all agree...
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Writing religion for the IPSP
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...among peoples, nor that it necessarily leads to flourishing. The authors consistently note that what constitutes flourishing is socially and culturally variable, and is deeply influenced by religion and spirituality....