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The new landscape of the religion blogosphere

by Richard Bartholomew, Joe Carter, Frederick Clarkson, David Gibson, Scott Korb, Paul Levinson, William McKenzie, John Schmalzbauer, Mark Silk and Chuck Tryon

alone. But those who overcome the personal hurdles may eventually find themselves in a supportive and like-minded blog community, or set of related blog communities of the sort discussed in...

March 2, 2010

Pandemic, religion, and public life

A wedding in a cemetery: Judaism, terror, and pandemic

Susannah Heschel·

June 18, 2020

epidemics in Eastern Europe, in America during the 1918 flu epidemic, and also during the Holocaust. The most recent took place in Israel in March of 2020, and the custom...

June 18, 2020

Oprah: The Gospel of an Icon

OMG: Oprah Winfrey, pop religion, and the temple of our familiar

by Daphne Brooks

...The O envelops the commodities that she has chosen expressly for herself and now, expressly for you. She is a pitchwoman of her own consumption; her consumption is her commodity....

April 7, 2011

Religion and the 2008 election

The Dobson/Obama Rorschach test

by John Schmalzbauer

...percent in 2005 to 40 percent in 2007. Likewise, the circulation of Focus on the Family’s newsletter dropped from 2.4 million copies in 1994 to 1.1 million today. Compare this...

July 10, 2008

here & there

Glenn Beck and the new evangelical ecumenism

by John Schmalzbauer

...the real news is that it happened at all. Likewise, many Protestant viewers may have visited the Faith & Inspiration section of www.glennbeck.com, a web site that celebrates family values...

January 4, 2010

here & there

Most-Read Essays of 2020

by The Editors

Check out The Immanent Frame‘s ten most-read essays of 2020. These essays cover topics from Covid-19 and astrology to white Christian nationalism, span geographic regions from Latin America to the...

January 25, 2021

Antiblackness as religion: Black living, Black dying, and Covid-19

Pandemics and the meaning of Black religion

Kijan Bloomfield·

February 11, 2021

spring of 1918. However, the high infection and mortality rates in Spain during the summer of 1918 gave the flu its moniker. In keeping with the author’s commitments to challenging...

February 11, 2021

Pandemic, religion, and public life

Presence and contagion

Matthew J. Cressler·

November 12, 2020

the spring of 1918. However, the high infection and mortality rates in Spain during the summer of 1918 gave the flu its moniker. In keeping with the author’s commitments to...

November 12, 2020

Unveiling the end times: Neoliberalism and apocalypse

Apocalypse when? Andean world-turnings in an era of neoliberalism, and after

Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld·

Taylor C. Nelms·

March 24, 2021

...rural communities. In July 1999, the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (or CONAIE) joined the cause of Quito’s striking taxi and bus drivers, mobilizing over 10,000 indigenous participants. It...

March 24, 2021

Ecologies of the dead and living: Mourning out of place

Saarah Jappie·

Mona Oraby·

August 26, 2021

military camps in the spring of 1918. However, the high infection and mortality rates in Spain during the summer of 1918 gave the flu its moniker. In keeping with the...

August 26, 2021