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CFP: “Pray, Kill, Eat”

Jessica Polebaum·

January 3, 2012

The Religion Graduate Students' Association of Columbia University is accepting proposals for its eighth annual conference, Pray, Kill, Eat: Relating…

Deathless questions and other interviews

Making compassion cool: An interview with Karen Armstrong

Nathan Schneider·

January 27, 2010

A former Catholic nun, Karen Armstrong has written more than 20 books on comparative religions, including A History of God,…

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Karen Armstrong’s “big story”

Nathan Schneider·

January 5, 2010

At Religion Dispatches, religion scholar and now-activist Karen Armstrong talks with Laurie L. Patton about her more than 20 books…