Kenneth MacKendrick, “Does past religion have a past? Habermas, religion, and the sacred complex”
Eduardo Mendieta, “The Axial Age, social evolution, and postsecular consciousness”
Jürgen Habermas, Leadership and Leitkultur
link to New York Times, Op-Ed, October 28, 2010
This sounds all too familiar, but Habermas needs to go back further in German history than the Nazis to get at the roots of Ausländerfeindlichkeit. In the modern era, it began with the anti-Jewish laws passed after the Restoration (1815).
-posted by Warren S. Goldstein
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Interview: discussing The Satanic Temple with Dr. Joseph P. Laycock
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In an effort to make the most out of the move to online education, I’ve begun reaching out to scholars and/or religious practitioners to see if they’d be willing to be interviewed about…Announcing the April 2020 issue of Critical Research on Religion. This issue features a case study on Islamic Fundamentalism by four Iranian scholars in Iran as well as two responses (which are open access) to a book chapter by Russell McCutcheon from Warren S. Goldstein and Kevin Schilbrack, in which McCutcheon who advocates critical religion criticizes critical theory of religion and critical realism:
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Critical Research on Religion- Volume: 8, Number: 1 (April 2020)
Table of Contents:
Articles:
Religious fundamentalism, individuality, and collective identity: A case study of two student organizations in Iran
by Mohammad Razaghi, Hasan Chavoshian, Hamid Ebadollahi Chanzanagh, and Kamran Rabiei
A non-fundamentalist return to origin: The new Islamic reformers’ methodology of (re)interpretation
by Mohammad Rezaei
Politics of love: Love as a religious and political discourse in modern China through the lens of political leaders
by Ting Guo
The theological possibilities of communism: A comparison between the utopias of Eastern and Western Christianities
by Tamara Prosic
Responses:
What makes Critical Religion critical? A response to Russell McCutcheon
by Warren S Goldstein
A metaphysics for the study of religion: A critical reading of Russell McCutcheon
by Kevin Schilbrack
Book Reviews:
Francis Stewart, Punk Rock Is My Religion—Straight Edge Punk and ‘Religious’ Identity
by George González
Melissa Wilcox, Queer Nuns: Religion, Activism, and Serious Parody
by Joss Willsbrough
Asad Talal, Secular Translations: Nation-State, Modern Self, and Calculative Reason
by Josiah Solis
Critical Research on Religion - Volume 8, Number 1, Apr 01, 2020
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Table of contents for Critical Research on Religion, 8, 1, Apr 01, 2020