Theology Archive
Elaine Howard Ecklund, Rice University – Varieties of Atheism in Science
Being a scientist doesn’t necessarily mean you’re an atheist. Elaine Howard Ecklund, professor of sociology at
2/2/2022
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Christina Kilby, James Madison University – Buddhism and the Laws of War
How can Buddhism inform the modern world? Christina Kilby, assistant professor of religion at James Madison
29/10/2021
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Corey Walker, University of Richmond – Religion in American Public Life
On Jepson School of Leadership Studies Week: The debate over religious symbols on public land is
20/4/2020
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Wesley Wildman, Boston University – Computer Simulations For Studying Religion
Can computers study complex human phenomena? Wesley Wildman, professor of philosophy, theology and ethics at the
5/3/2019
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Doug Challenger, Franklin Pierce University – The Disenchantment of the World
Is the world becoming more disenchanted? Doug Challenger, professor of sociology at Franklin Pierce University, looks
15/1/2019
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Stephen Okey, Saint Leo University – The Pope’s Use of Twitter
The president isn’t the only powerful figure to break the Twitter barrier. Stephen Okey, assistant professor
10/8/2018
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Jaime Kucinskas, Hamilton College – Sacred Experiences
For a meaningful life, what you do every day matters. Jaime Kucinskas, assistant professor of sociology
3/5/2018
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Leigh Schmidt, Washington University in St. Louis – Distrust in Non-Believers in America
Non-believers are a minority not often talked about in today’s America. Leigh Schmidt, university professor in
6/3/2017
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Brick Johnstone, University of Missouri – Negative Spiritual Beliefs
Does your positive or negative spiritual beliefs affect your health? Brick Johnstone, professor of health psychology
25/12/2015
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Richard Chacon, Winthrop University – The Great Awakening and the American Revolution
Did a religious awakening lead to the birth of a nation? Richard Chacon, Associate Professor of Anthropology
15/10/2015
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