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In the News: Reading & Resisting

Posted on February 9, 2017 by Kali Handelman

A round-up of recent religion news. Continue Reading →

Posted in Daily | Tagged 4chan, Abigail Clauhs, Adichie, Alt-Right, american history, Anarchism, anti-semitism, atheism, Aziz Ansari, Barack Obama, bullying, CATHOLICISM, Chimamanda Ngozi, christianity, democracy, Ezra Klein, frederick wiseman, gospel, hijab, humor, hussein rashid, i am not your negro, In the News, Indivisible, islam, islamophobia, israel, jackson heights, james baldwin, Jedediah Purdy, Jeff Sessions, Jeff Sharlet, Jesmyn Ward, JFREJ, judaism, kelly j. baker, Khalil Gibran Muhammad, Kirk Franklin, land use, magic, mark greif, monsters, MuslimBan, nathan schneider, nazism, New Age, New York City, Nikhil Pal Singh, nonviolence, patriotism, podcasts, protest, race, racism, reddit, religion journalism, Resist, resistance, Richard Spencer, rumi, scorpion dagger, secularism, Shakers, Steve Bannon, SURJ, Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Secret Lives of Muslims, the south, thoreau, trolling, Trump, Unitarian, vatican, violence, Zadie Smith, zionism, zoning | Leave a reply

The Patient Body: Mortality and the American Dream

Posted on November 19, 2015 by Kali Handelman

A monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine. Continue Reading →

Posted in Timeless | Tagged 4chan, American Dream, ann neumann, Atticus Lish, August Osage County, Breitbart, christianity, hospice, islam, Leviticus, Muslim, ross douthat, Scapegoats, The Patient Body | Leave a reply

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