Fittingly for a sport born in the Bible Belt, NASCAR has historically been fertile territory for thinking through the nexus of American religion and sport cultures. With the Daytona 500,...
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A Secular Age
Heraclitean spirituality: ephemeral selves
by Patrick Lee Miller...road. None more than Nietzsche has shown us how to travel this road through the thickets of European intellectual history, and none more than Freud has helped individual travelers navigate...
off the cuff
Reflections on summer reading
by Dr. Richard Amesbury, Courtney Bender, Jason C. Bivins, Tracy Fessenden, David Kyuman Kim, Pamela Klassen, Patrick Lee Miller, James K. A. Smith, Winnifred Fallers Sullivan and John Torpey...I will be turning to Chalmers Johnson’s Dismantling the Empire: America’s Last Best Hope (Metropolitan Books, 2010) and Noam Chomsky’s Hopes and Prospects (Haymarket Books, 2010). I am very much...
here & there
The attacks in Mumbai
by Nicole Greenfield...money. Where else are you going to be safe? New York? London? Madrid? So I’m booking flights to Mumbai. I’m going to go get a beer at the Leopold, stroll...
here & there
500 years of John Calvin
by Daniel Vaca...the context of that very different world, a world suffused with religion and animated by spiritual forces, was, he says, one of the great challenges of writing his book. So...
off the cuff
Egyptian elections
by Margot Badran, Thanassis Cambanis, Mohammad H. Fadel, Charles Hirschkind, Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Atef Said, Samuli Schielke, Jeremy F. Walton and Jessica Winegar...Thanassis Cambanis, Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University, and Fellow, The Century Foundation Mohammad Fadel, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law,...
Beyond Religious Freedom
Beyond Religious Freedom—An introduction
by Elizabeth Shakman Hurd...to bear on a specific moment in international history—our own—in which religion is understood to have “returned” to public international life. It diagnoses and describes this new dispensation, the “two...
The Unintended Reformation
Genre, method, and assumptions
by Brad S. Gregory...gainsaying this for anyone who wants to understand the past” (7). This principle informs the entire book; indeed, as already noted, the book is arguably more historicist than works of...