...and lips remained closed.1Angela of Foligno, Memorial, in The Complete Works, trans. Paul Lachance (Mahway, NJ: Paulist Press, 1993), 182. The woman was Angela of Foligno (c. 1248–1309), a widow,...
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Modernity's resonances: New inquiries into the secular 
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Graham Jones
Secularism’s enchantments and disenchantments: A reply to Goto-Jones and Zhan
by
Graham Jones
...and symbolic violence. To think is to compare, Mei Zhan tells us; to compare is to produce similarity and difference, commonality and alterity. To interact—as a close-up magician might with...
National identity, nationalism, and the politics of religion
National identity, nationalism, and the politics of religion
here & there
New sins, new virtues
by Nicole GreenfieldIn addressing the problems of an overcrowded, overheated planet, religious leaders—including the Pope—have begun to broaden their message. The Economist reports: The document [Charity in Truth, the encyclical released on...
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In praise of doubt
by Nathan Schneider...of the same disease afflicting modern society. Fundamentalism enforces a consensus about ultimate ends without accounting for difference, while relativism makes sharing common values impossible. In “In Praise of Doubt,”...
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Contending Modernities
by R. Scott Appleby, Lisa Sowle Cahill, Jocelyne Cesari, Robert W. Hefner, Sherman Jackson, Slavica Jakelić, Bernice Martin, David Martin, Martin E. Marty, Aminah McCloud, Robert Orsi, Eboo Patel and Christian Smith
...communities with both overlapping and incommensurate epistemologies and worldviews. To make matters all the more complex, these supposedly self-contained discursive communities are themselves internally plural, and their priorities and self-understandings...
Rethinking secularism
Modernity, enchantment, and Fictionalism
by Michael Saler
...of public spheres of the imagination devoted to them, from James Joyce’s Ulysses to online computer games. Like religious communities, these secular communities devoted to fictional worlds promote fellowship and...