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Engaging religion at the Department of State

by Ahmed al-Rahim, Helge Årsheim, Pasquale Annicchino, Margot Badran, Benjamin L. Berger, Anver Emon, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Amy Frykholm, Maia Hallward, Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Peter Mandaville, Nadia Marzouki, Melani McAlister, Sara Silvestri, Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, Mara Willard and Erin K. Wilson

...not only the U.S.—though it has served as a model in many instances. The European Union, Canada, Italy, and other states are all considering, and some are already implementing, specific...

July 30, 2013

A Secular Age

Naive and reflective faiths

by Hent de Vries

...live up to its very concept and intention (which imply its potential for being fully immersed or engaged and, hence, an instant or instance of “fullness”), or it is not...

December 20, 2008

Sex, secularism, and “femonationalism”

“Strange bedfellows” and the reproduction of civilization

Sarah Bracke·

June 14, 2018

...race, in a way that transcends the functionalist approach to civilizational discourses usually deployed by analysts who privilege political economy. For instance, I am not convinced by the concoction “Muslim...

June 14, 2018

Is critique secular?

Secularism and critique

by Charles Taylor

...a move from Revelation to reason alone (Kant’s “blosse Vernunft”). Clear examples are found in contemporary political thinkers, for instance Rawls and Habermas. For all their differences, they seem to...

April 24, 2008

Deathless questions and other interviews

The study of special experiences: An interview with Ann Taves

by Nathan Schneider

...by focusing only on individuals. NS: A lot of the most visible scientific work going on now about religious experience—for instance, Andrew Newberg’s SPECT scans—seems so fraught with oversimplifications to...

January 4, 2010

A Universe of Terms

economy

by Webb Keane

...perspective—for instance, of those whose jobs must be sacrificed for the sake of economic efficiency, or whose mental health care loses out to tax cuts. But there is more than...

January 17, 2020

The Unintended Reformation

Contents and discontents of (post)modernity

by Brad S. Gregory

...own ideals, and certainly not from failing to instantiate a single metaphysical view. As Gordon rightly says (and as I also argue in the book), the attempt to instill a...

February 27, 2014

A Universe of Terms

belief

by Jonathan Lanman

...themselves. Rodney Needham, for instance, argued that while some hypothesized psychological states, such as imagination, are indeed based in panhuman capacities, belief is not. Instead, our idea of belief is...

January 31, 2020

Couture and the death of the real: A response to Heavenly Bodies

Sexy celibates and unmanly men?

Carly Daniel-Hughes·

October 19, 2018

...the sexuality of nuns, priests, and monks. Take, for instance, a series of dresses and headpieces that pay homage to the nun’s habit. These items cast the nun as an...

October 19, 2018

Divine fatherhood

Bringing fathers more fully into view

Sarah Azaransky·

October 17, 2018

...leave immediately, and they flee to the border. The father hopes a new country might provide just enough safety for his son to grow up, away from the instability and...

October 17, 2018

insta---batmanapollo

Engaging religion at the Department of State

Naive and reflective faiths

“Strange bedfellows” and the reproduction of civilization

Secularism and critique

The study of special experiences: An interview with Ann Taves

economy

Contents and discontents of (post)modernity

belief

Sexy celibates and unmanly men?

Bringing fathers more fully into view

Religion, spirituality, and democratic renewal: Essays from the 2020 fellows

The Immanent Frame Reader Survey