...and the like, how do you walk the line in your research between psychological reductionism where there is no such thing as God, and the reverse? TML: Well, I think...
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Religion in the public sphere
Taking religion seriously
by Simone Chambers...religious idiom, the rift between religious and secular citizens will grow. Habermas implies that such rifts mean that political community will be more and more a matter of modus vivendi...
Political Theology
Pluralizing political theology
by George Shulman...some degree self-authorizing, “decision,” which is also an experience of freedom situated between the norms whose meaning we must interpret and the exceptions we must declare. Kahn also draws on...
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Conflict resolution curtailed
by Jessica Polebaum...to the majority opinion, such training only legitimizes the designated groups’ terrorist activities and threatens American national security. Losing sight of the substantial First Amendment free speech and association rights...
Asian American religions: Everywhere, all at once
What is your religion?: Hmong Americans and the category of religion
Political Theology
Is sovereignty necessarily theological?
by Jason Stevens...had been de-Christianized. As evidence of the displacement or seizure of religious content, Christian proponents cited semantic correspondences between traditional faith and radical ideologies from which they then inferred a...
Deathless questions and other interviews
Change over time: A conversation with Robert W. Hefner
by David Kyuman Kim...of free elections, a deepening of citizen rights, religious freedom, and civil society, and both too saw parallels between Indonesia and the earlier processes of democratization in Taiwan and Korea....
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The Hedgehog Review revisits secularism
by John D. BoyThe fall 2010 issue of The Hedgehog Review addresses the question, “Does religious pluralism require secularism?” Several contributions are freely accessible online: Rajeev Bhargava’s essay on secular states, Charles Taylor’s...
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Ministerial exception upheld
by Jessica Polebaum...Court on Wednesday for the first time recognized a “ministerial exception” to employment discrimination laws, saying that churches and other religious groups must be free to choose and dismiss their...