Atalia Omer, “Decolonizing religion and the practice of peace: Two case studies from the postcolonial world”
Jeffrey Guhin, “The boundaries of pragmatism in Muslim education: Comparing the Islamic pedagogies of Sayyid Qutb and Fethullah Gülen”
Muhammad Abdur Raqib, “‘Safeguarding Islam’ in modern times: Politics, piety and Hefazat-e-Islami ‘ulama in Bangladesh”
Ali Akbar, “Muslim reformist scholars’ arguments for democracy independent of religious justification”
Eduardo Mendieta’s review of Jürgen Habermas’s Auch eine Geschichte der Philosophie
Aaron Ricker, “Immodest proposals: Learned liberal consensus as a cannibalistic theological system”
Jean-Pierre Reed, “Elective affinities between Sandinismo (as socialist idea) and liberation theology in the Nicaraguan Revolution”
Per-Erik Nilsson, “Shame on the Church of Sweden”: Radical Nationalism and the appropriation of Christianity in contemporary Sweden”
Sean Durbin, “From King Cyrus to Queen Esther: Christian Zionists discursive construction of Donald Trump as God’s instrument”
Due to Covid, the Critical Research on Religion conference has been postponed to June 2022.
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There’s broad backing for a government-funded road map to address failures in teaching government and history.