Haunted Passages: On Carrying the Past and Envisioning Justice
The second in a series of articles that Laura McTighe will be writing for The Revealer over the next year about issues at the intersection of race and religion. Continue Reading →
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Religion & Media Around the World
Catholicism and The Colbert Report: An Interview with the Colbert Chaplain
Becky Garrison interviews The Colbert Report’s Chaplain, James Martin, SJ. Continue Reading →
Turning the Uyghur East
Umar Farooq reports from Pakistan and China on the history and present of Uyghur Muslims. Continue Reading →
A Generation in Play: Israel, Palestine and the New Evangelicals
Maurice Chammah investigates ruptures in the traditionally steadfast American Evangelical support for Israel. Continue Reading →
The Anchor Boys
Maurice Chammah investigates the history and present of a Christian home for boys. Continue Reading →
What’s wrong with Googling loss?
Shruti Devgan finds what’s missing in Google’s promise to repair sacred losses. Continue Reading →
The Hindus, Hitler, and the Politics of Looking Forward
Drew Thomases on censorship, nationalism, and memory in Indian publishing and electoral politics.
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Turmoil at Al-Azhar: Religion, Politics, and the Egyptian State
Jared Malsin on the religious and political stakes of upheaval at Egypt’s Al-Azhar University. Continue Reading →
Copts in a Revolutionary Age: Egypt’s Last Secularists?
Jared Malsin reports from Cairo on the political choices facing Coptic Christians in today’s Egypt. Continue Reading →
Burma: Faith and Resistance in Kachin
Photographer Ryan Roco investigates the role of religion in the lives of the Kachin people in northern Burma after decades of civil war. Continue Reading →