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In the News: Profiling, Prince, Peaceniks and more!

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Kali Handelman

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

Posted in Today | Tagged "Omri Elisha", Academic Freedom, aid in dying, Ammon Bundy, ann neumann, anthea butler, Back to the Land, bdsm, Bernie Sanders, BJP, buddhism, buddhism and science, canada, CATHOLICISM, Charlie Hebdo, christianity, church of cannabis, comedy, Commune, conversion, cultural appropriation, Dan Barber, Daniel Berrigan, death, ed simon, evangelicalism, exile, feminism, fiction, hinduism, Hindutva, Holi, humor, immigration, islam, islamophobia, Jesuit, jesus people, Jewish, jews, judaism, Kathryn Reklis, kosher, laicite, Leandra Medine, Lerone A. Martin, Mallory Ortberg, marijuana, matzo, Maurice Chammah, mayday, Mile End, monk, Montreal, morality, mormonism, mormons, muslims, mysticism, nones, pop culture, Prince, Protestantism, race, religion and food, religion and music, religion and sex, religion and sexuality, religion and technology, religious studies, Roy Scranton, satanism, secularism, Sheldon Pollock, Simran Jeet Singh, Syria, Ted Cruz, The Daily Show, The Witch, tibet, tibetan singing bowls, utopia, utopianism, war, Wendy Doniger, witches | Leave a reply

“After the apocalypse, she missed her dog”

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Kali Handelman

By Elizabeth A. Castelli Reading Lucy Corin’s One Hundred Apocalypses and Other Apocalypses Continue Reading →

Posted in Reviews | Tagged apocalypse, book review, elizabeth castelli, fiction, Kali Handelman, lucy corin, McSweeney's | Leave a reply

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