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May 28 2023

What is Going on in Florida?

Women, Prayer, and Poetry in Iran with Niloofar Haeri

Why Books Still Matter: Part 2

Why Books Still Matter: Part 1

Building on Jonathan Z. Smith with Sam Gill

Equity-Focused Pedagogies in the Religious Studies Classroom: Editor's Introduction

Artistic Devotion of Buddhist Women in Late Imperial China

The Death of Children in Late Antiquity with Maria E. Doerfler

Aztec Religion and Art of Writing with Isabel Laack

Christianity and the New Spirit of Capitalism with Kathryn Tanner

July 13 2021

Banning Critical Race Theory - Can They Stop a Rising Critical Popular Memory?

Mark Lewis Taylor, Princeton Theological Seminary

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Image that reads "Conversation with Justine Buck Quijada, 2020 Book Award Winner" with a cover of her book next to it

June 24 2021

State and Religious Rituals of Religion and State among the Buryat People

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a group of yound adults sit on couches and around a table eating while celebrating Jummah. Flags with symbols of religious faiths are affixed to the ceiling

June 15 2021

Interfaith Learning May Be on the Line—And Matters More Than Ever

Alyssa N. Rockenbach, North Carolina State University

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June 03 2021

Is Theological Education Entering a Post-Christian Future? Reflections from the 2019 AAR Conference

Ramón Luzárraga, Benedictine University

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On a white background, text appears on the left "Conversation with Sugata Ray 2020 AAR Book Award Winner" and on the right is the image of his book's cover

May 20 2021

The Little Ice Age and Devotional Practices in the Transforming Landscape of Northern India

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May 10 2021

NHA's Newest Resource Provides Strategies for Making the Case for the Humanities on Campus

Scott Muir, Study the Humanities project director

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