...is a compound of common-sense notions that detract from a fuller, more socially-grounded view of religion in general: first there is the widespread, common-sense understanding that sees religion ultimately as...
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...communicate our intent. If we add to this the positive connotations of the term “emerging,” we can certainly understand how commentators saw us as identifying a wave we were preparing...
...more living in the West than national averages would predict. In terms of education, income, and race/ethnicity, however, the unaffiliated almost exactly mirror the U.S. population. There also is no...
...space between the naturally given and the legally enactable. In a very commendable, detailed, and learned reaction against this tendency, Samuel Moyn has adopted a second approach to rights history...
...thought of as primarily defined by being members of the ‘Muslim community or ‘Black community’ or ‘gay community.’” Read Chotiner’s article here. In The New Statesman, Martha Nussbaum also reviews...
