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In the News: Candles, Kombucha, Crocodiles, and more!

Posted on May 15, 2015 by Kali Handelman

A round-up of the week’s religion news. Continue Reading →

Posted in Today | Tagged Adam Becker, adam h. becker, Andrew keegan, ART, Assyrian, atheism, bangladesh, BJP, blogging, brooklyn, Buddha, buddhism, california, canada, Candles, caste, CATHOLICISM, Cemetery, christianity, contraception, cookies, Crododile, cuba, Daniel Dennet, Detroit, Drug War, foucault, Gary Shteyngart, Haqqathon, Hindu Nationalism, india, ISIS, islam, islam and women, Jewish, John Dee, judaism, Junot Diaz, Kombucha, Megan Rice, mexico, Michael Stipe, missionaries, mosque, Muslim, Muslim women, Native Americans, new atheists, Noam Chomsky, nones, Nun, nuns, palestine, Palestinian, palestinian state, Pew Foundation, Plowshares, Podcast, pope francis, prison, Raul Castro, relics, REM, Reproductive Justice, saints, Sam Harris, Sanskrit, Saul Bellow, science and religion, secularism, Simon Rich, spain, Syria, templeton foundation, vatican, Venice Biennale, yoga | Leave a reply

An Event in the History of the Human Mind

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Kali Handelman

“Panopticism is a form of knowledge and a form of power.” Continue Reading →

Posted in Timeless | Tagged culture and religion, foucault, paul-francois tremlett, philippines | Leave a reply

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