Respondents to the books were asked—and gamely agreed— to reflect on how these works “challenge and correct the discursive and philosophical modes of investigation into secularity’s histories and manners of operation.” Their responses and the rejoinders by the authors that follow expose different levels of comfortability with such a project.
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Religion and Social Justice Movements in Transatlantic Perspective
Friday, May 17, 2019, 10 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Religion and Social Justice Movements in Transatlantic Perspective is a full-day event focused on religious responses to exclusionary populisms, including racial and religious exclusions, anti-immigrant movements, and responses to the global refugee crisis more broadly.