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Theologies of American exceptionalism ![]()
by Winnifred Fallers Sullivan and M. Cooper Harriss
Theologies of American exceptionalism: Marshall and Morgan
...control the disposition of Indian lands, thus exposing Indian holdings to unscrupulous land speculators. On the other hand, a ruling that the tribe did not hold title to the lands...
Youth Without Youth ![]()
by Nancy Levene
The third rose
...comparative history of everything running full-on against every delicate historical sensibility modestly veiled before the archive of truths. Professor Matei, with his Chinese and his Babylonian, his saints, magi, and...
Deathless questions and other interviews ![]()
by David Kyuman Kim
God was on everybody’s side: A conversation with Jean Comaroff
...authority. And it is Africans who struggle with this question: “How do we make that truth relevant to our lives? Are we indeed purely sinful, purely evil, and living in...
here & there ![]()
by Grace Yukich
NYC religious groups vacate public schools and march in protest
...such as responding to issues of gang violence and drug use. But in the June 2011 ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, the decision requiring...
here & there ![]()
by Jessica Polebaum
Conflict resolution curtailed
...for them to recruit members, raise funds, and ultimately facilitate more terrorist attacks. To the contrary, prosecuting American charities seeking to persuade organizations to drop their guns and pick up...
here & there ![]()
by Justin Reynolds
Go-ahead for classroom crucifixes in Europe
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that crucifixes are acceptable in public school classrooms. Reversing an earlier decision, the court found no evidence that “the display of such...
The politics of religious freedom ![]()
by Greg Johnson
Social eugenics, unintended consequences, and dropped balls
...land disputes, resource access, and burial protections. I continue to think religious freedom claims have a place—at least in the short run—if their primary role is to secure rights already...