a review of religion and media
“Munir Virani is a biologist, the name of his field spawning from the Greek root word for life. And yet he and many others in his field have become the equivalent of hospice workers…” Revealer alumnus Meera Subramanian writes about the slow, sad apocalypse of biolgists who are “monitoring to extinction.”
“Munir Virani is a biologist, the name of his field spawning from the Greek root word for life. And yet he and many others in his field have become the equivalent of hospice workers…” Revealer alumnus Meera Subramanian writes about the slow, sad apocalypse of biolgists who are “monitoring to extinction.”
Meera Subramanian: On this December day, it is a comfortable sixty-five degrees in the shade and there are alligators to think about. How, exactly, do such man-eating creatures fit into the divine scheme of things according to God? Continue Reading →
By Meera Subramanian:A visit to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Southern California reveals the stone fa Continue Reading →
By Meera Subramanian:A visit to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Southern California reveals the stone fa Continue Reading →
A round-up of recent religion news. Continue Reading →
Orientalism, feminism, sexism, hedonism and beauty. Continue Reading →
Good reads pulled from The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Nation, The Paris Review, The Revealer and elsewhere. Continue Reading →
Good reads pulled from The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Nation, The Paris Review, The Revealer and elsewhere. Continue Reading →
By Natasja Sheriff From Tibet, Burma and India, the first of a weekly round-up of religion-related news from around the world. Continue Reading →