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Love in the Time of Scholarship

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Kali Handelman

Anand Venkatkrishnans‘s Field Note on the hidden heart of scholarship.
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Posted in In the World | Tagged Anand Venkatkrishnan, Archives, Bhakti, family, Field Notes, Hindusim, history, india, intellectual history, religious studies, Sanskrit, Scholarship, translation | Leave a reply

In the News: Migration, Occupation, Representation & more!

Posted on August 31, 2016 by Kali Handelman

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

Posted in Daily, Today | Tagged Abby Olheiser, Adrita Das, ann neumann, archive, Ark, ART, Barbie, Ben Wurgaft, Biblical Literalism, Black Lives Matter, brook wilensky-lanford, brooklyn, Burkini, christianity, church, Creation Museum, creationism, Daniel Berrigan, elizabeth castelli, evangelicalism, facebook, Ganges, GIFS, Grand Canyon, guns, hate speech, Hindu Gods, Hindusim, Holy Water, homosexuality, hope, identity politics, immigration, In the News, Indigenous Religion, Indigenous Rights, Internet, ISIS, islam, israel, Jeff Sharlet, jihad, John Modern, judaism, Kathryn Reklis, kelly j. baker, Kerry Cullen, Kristian Petersen, magic, militarism, mormons, music, Native American, New York City, Nice, Occupation, palestine, Patrick Blanchfield, Phyllis Schafly, pilgrimage, pilgrims, public intellectuals, pulse, race, race and religion, Rebecca Solnit, religion and television, religious freedom, religious studies, Rosaries, Roy Scranton, Saba Mahmood, Sam Kestenbaum, scotus, Shakers, Sikh, Simran Jeet Singh, Southwest, tattoos, television, Tim LaHaye, Todd Berzon, Tragedy, twitter, underground railroad, war, winnifred Fallers sullivan, witches, zionism | 7 Replies

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