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In the News: Clip-clippety-clip

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Kali Handelman

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

Posted in Today | Tagged Alcohol, ART, capitalism, CATHOLICISM, cities, civil rights, Crucifixion, easter, ed simon, Emoji, evangelicalism, fascism, feminism, gender, Germany, Geurnica, Golem, Hip Hop, islam, jesus, Josef Sorett, judaism, judith weisenfeld, Kendrick Lamar, Luther, margaret atwood, Marxism, Memes, Misogyny, Moonlight, music, Muslim, najam haider, Neil Gaiman, patriarchy, Pauli Murray, Picasso, race, racism, Rap, Reformation, Rod Dreher, s. brent plate, sexuality, Silicon Valley, social justice, television, The Handmaid's Tale, The Young Pope, Trump, Urbanism, William Barber | Leave a reply

The Second To Last Twentieth Century Book Club

Posted on July 16, 2015 by Kali Handelman

“The Last Twentieth Century Book Club” is an ongoing monthly column exploring religious ephemera by Don Jolly. Continue Reading →

Posted in Features | Tagged "Moonies", 666, aliens, apocalypse, area 51, bob lazar, carman, Christ, christian music, Dawn Frick, Don Jolly, Ephemera, Guide to Survival, jesus, left behind, Luther, Mark Rathbun, Orson Welles, religious studies, Salem Kirban, Science Fiction, scientology, Speak Out!, Writing, X-Files | Leave a reply

The Reformation Will Be Televised: On ISIS, Religious Authority and the Allure of Textual Simplicity

Posted on January 26, 2015 by Kali Handelman

The religious fundamentalism of ISIS is not evidence that Islam needs a Reformation, but that one has already occurred by Suzanne Schneider. Continue Reading →

Posted in World Daily | Tagged Brinkley Messick, christianity, fiqh, Iraq, ISIS, islam, Islamic State, jihad, Jurisprudence, Luther, Muslim, Obama, quran, Reformation, Reza Aslan, Richard Bulliett, Saint Paul, salman rushdie, shariah, Suzanne Schneider, Syria, Thomas Friedman, Wael Hallaq, wahhabism | 7 Replies

Chapel Perilous: Notes From The New York Occult Revival

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Kali Handelman

Don Jolly reports on New Yorkers attempting to revive and study the occult. Continue Reading →

Posted in Daily | Tagged ann neumann, Catherine Albanese, courtney bender, Don Jolly, Esoteric, Francis Yates, Jesse Bransford, Luther, nyu, NYU Occult Humanities Conference, Observatory_Brooklyn, occult, Pam Grossman, religious studies, T. Peter Park | Leave a reply

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