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Six Books to Add to Your Summer Reading List

The Religion and Society program curated a list of works that amplify diverse perspectives on religion, culture, politics, and justice.

BY Emily Chaudhari & 1 more

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2 weeks ago
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We Must Diversify Chaplaincy and Religious Leadership

Inclusion requires more than signaling and symbolic gestures.

BY Grace Tien

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06.01.2022
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The Intersection of Faith and the Environment

Why do religious people care about the environment? What significance does it play in their faith?

BY Religion & Society Program

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04.20.2022
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Creating Space for Better Arguments in a Faith Community

Helga Penner shares how she applied the Better Arguments framework to her church community in Baltimore.

BY Erik Gross

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04.07.2022
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For Gen Z, Religious Pluralism Will Require Bridging the Religious-Secular Divide

Young adults today have close friends and family members spanning a variety of religious and non-religious identities.

BY Daniel Cox, & 1 more

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04.05.2022
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Celebrating Together: 2022 Spring Holidays, Festivals, and Religious Practices

This year, Muslims, Jews, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Hindus, and Baha’is will celebrate their spring holidays at the same time.

BY Sheridan Ruiz & 1 more

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03.03.2022
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We Can’t Ignore the Role of Religion in the US Capitol Siege

Christian nationalism is particularly dangerous because it is tolerated.

BY Melissa Viola

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02.25.2022
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A Profile in Pluralism: Dr. Kate Soules

Dr. Kate E. Soules is the Religion & Society Program’s new Fellow for Religious Literacy Evaluation.

BY Amrit Dhillon, & 1 more

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02.22.2022
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Reflections on the Role of Religion in Society: Brie Loskota

What is possible if we start to identify each other as co-creators of an America that was more religiously plural?

BY Brie Loskota

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02.01.2022
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