...society. While he refutes common stereotypes, he doesn’t shy away from honest expositions of present predicaments. He explains the unkind 1990’s without pulling punches. With cheap labor flooding the region,...
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Political Theology
Mirror, mirror on the wall
by Gil Anidjar...talk is cheap, actions speak louder than . . ., etc.; hence law and war, reason and will, and so forth). So who decides? Is it the sovereign or the...
Theologies of American exceptionalism
Theologies of American exceptionalism: Moreton and Paarlberg
by Elizabeth Shakman Hurd and Lisa H. Sideris...what would otherwise unfold naturally as barriers to freedom, prosperity, scientific progress, and growth are progressively overcome. An undercurrent of cosmic optimism runs through the scientific narratives Sideris studies. A...
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Putting the fun in fundamentalism
by Laura Duane...of the same jokes on national television, vociferous protests would no doubt follow. Like those that greeted the mean-spirited cheap shots in Bill Maher’s movie Religulous. Read the full article...
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The new faces of the European far-right
by Nilüfer Göle...well as by stirring up controversies over the presence of Islam in Europe. They take great care over their self-presentation, which is given precedence over their political representation and their...
Religion and the 2008 election
Obama’s reductionist moment
by John Schmalzbauer...also requires a commitment to listening that is seldom present in political polemic. Seeing Thomas Frank ridicule the cultural backwardness of his fellow Kansans may elicit cheap laughs, but it...
Deathless questions and other interviews
Religion for radicals: An interview with Terry Eagleton
by Nathan Schneider...rejection of religion on the cheap.” He believes that, in these controversies, politics has been an unacknowledged elephant in the room. This is the first in a series of interviews...
Religion in Human Evolution
Where did religion come from?
by Robert N. Bellah...ago a study found that over half of sociology professors couldn’t understand many articles in the ASR or the AJS. Are we living in a world of ever increasing knowledge...