...not only epistemologically and ontologically, but also politically and ethically? Obviously, we can’t know, and that’s one of your moves: abandon the quest for certainty. But let’s think about it....
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Theologies of American exceptionalism
Theologies of American exceptionalism: Winthrop and Cavell
by Constance M. Furey and Matthew Scherer...Emerson or Winthrop, suggests a bit more clearly that it may yet be a living question, rather than a merely historical artifact. Taking this quite recent form might let us...
Is this all there is
Swinging between enough and not enough
by Jonathan Schorsch
...activists and tinkerers being shattered by nearly always unreachable resolutions, the sad teenagers and perplexed lonely-hearts asking only for a bit more happiness and warmth from others and for self-love—I...
Is this all there is
Dear Editors,
by Martin Lund
...hell to work with. I therefore felt that it would be best to present my own idiosyncratic interpretation of the question, and only after that provide my own equally idiosyncratic...
Experience between the secular and the divine
Abstraction and reduction, with continual reference to Hilma af Klint
Sociology of religion
Sybil and the strong, silent type
by Paul Lichterman...actually less likely than federally funded research to report on religion’s pro-social consequences? And then there is the biggest single news item in this report, especially for non-specialists: sociological research...
Religion and digital culture
Anatomy of a tweet
by Negar Mottahedeh...But tweets are partly eyes and ears, partly connectors, partly simulators, and partly time machines. Sometimes they operate as alarm clocks that call on us, and on the divine too....