“Religious Institutions Ruled by the Morally Bankrupt” by Chris Hedges
From Lauren: “this rap by Hedges should go on web, it really says a lot a what is wrong and yet sustains an alternative-space for a CT of rel.”
Announcing the December 2022 (Volume 11, No. 1) issue of Critical Research on Religion:
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Articles:
"Islamic Fundamentalism and Gender: The Portrayal of Women in Iranian Movies"
Ehsan Aqababaee
Mohammad Razaghi
"Child Adoption among Igbo Christians in Nigeria: A 'Paradox'?"
Fabian U Nnadi
Kingsley I Uwaegbute
"Anthroposophical Climate Science Denial"
Sven Ove Hansson
"Representing Tibetan Buddhism in Books on Spirituality: A Discourse-Historical Approach"
Maria Sharapan
"Catholic-Maya Sacrificial Commitments"
Andrés Dapuez
Symposium on Politics, Religion, and Hope: Contemporary Theoretical Perspective
"Politics, Religion, Hope: Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives"
Matt Sharpe
Matthew King
“'The Exodus into the Utterly-New': Between Hope and Despair"
Agata Bielik-Robson
"Bloch’s Münzer and the Horizons of History"
Christina Petterson
"Between Hope and The Overman: Ernst Bloch and The Anti-Christ"
Matthew King
"Giving the Angel the Benefit of Law: Natural Law and Human Dignity in Franz Neumann and Ernst Bloch"
Matt Sharpe
"Tracing Protestant Messianism in Bonhoeffer’s Christology and Political Resistance"
Petra Brown
"Hope in Turbulent Times: Derrida on Messianism and Rupture"
David Newheiser
Book Reviews:
Book Review: Gustavo Morello SJ, Lived Religion in Latin America. An Enchanted Modernity
Reviewed by Matteo Di Placido
Book Review: Shafi Md MostofaIslamist Militancy in Bangladesh: A Pyramid Root Cause Model
Reviewed by Md. Didarul Islam
Critical Research on Religion - Volume 10, Number 3, Dec 01, 2022
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