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A Christian covenant in concrete
Memorials are frequent sites of revisionist history, and we could easily say that Sata’s mausoleum is meant to cover up the more unsavory parts of his persona, just as the monument to…
Must a female God mother?
As we seek to reimagine God, I am not sure that the corrective to the damage that has been done by the understanding of God as Father is to replace that with…
Divine motherhood: Introduction
Rather than posing a straightforward answer to Mary Daly’s implicit question of what lies beyond God the Father, perhaps the most generative way of engaging with divine motherhood is to ask how…
Piety, publicity, and the paradox of Islamization
The paradox of Islamization . . . has been that in expanding the scope of Islamic authority and making it more broadly available, it also appears to Muslims to have been emptied…
Rethinking public religion: Word, image, sound
This forum explores a set of interlocking questions concerning how we approach the study of public religion. How and when, above all, is it “public”? What are the conditions and qualities of…












