Special volume of RELIGIONS: Religion and Violence in Africa As elsewhere, in Africa religion and violence take many forms, and often intersect on many levels, from the micro to the macro. Micro forms of such intersections include animal sacrifice and domestive… Continue Reading →
Fifty years from Barth’s own death and one-hundred years from the publication of the Römerbrief, the conference examines how fresh encounters with Karl Barth’s dogmatic theology and biblical exegesis might stimulate, inform, shape, and challenge contemporary reflection on the range of… Continue Reading →
ABC-CLIO is looking for someone to write an essay on the topic, “Was the Spanish Inquisition as bad as its reputation suggests?” The essay would be 1800 to 2500 words and written for community college students and undergraduates. The essay… Continue Reading →
AAR-SW Friends, Don’t forget to register for the 2018 AAR Annual Meeting, which will be held November 17-20 in Denver, Colorado. The AAR has also arranged special hotel rates with Denver hotels, so book early to get your preferred accommodation. Register Today!
Religion and Theatre Focus Group Call for Papers Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE) Conference Orlando, Florida August 7-11, 2019 Scene Changes: Performing, Teaching, and Working through the Transitions For a religion to thrive, it must constantly evolve in… Continue Reading →
The Editorial Advisory Board of the peer-reviewed academic journal from Wipf and Stock Publishers, Socio-Historical Examination of Religion and Ministry (SHERM Journal), is accepting manuscript submissions for publication review. SHERM is 100% not-for-profit with independent funding, so we never ask our authors for… Continue Reading →
The Handbook of Religious Culture in Nineteenth-Century Europe (Berlin: De Gruyter) aims to offer a comprehensive treatment of the main themes and disciplinary trends shaping the study of religious culture (broadly conceived) in Europe from 1800-1914. Key features of this volume are… Continue Reading →
Funding Opportunity: Global Religion Research Initiative The Center for the Study of Religion and Society in the Department of Sociology at the University of Notre Dame is pleased to announce the Global Religion Research Initiative (GRRI), directed by Christian Smith… Continue Reading →
Of God and Monsters April 5th -7th 2019 Texas State University San Marcos, TX Judith Halberstam famously claimed that monsters are “meaning machines” that can be used to represent a variety of ideas, including morality, gender, race, and nationalism (to name only… Continue Reading →
CONTEMPORARY ICONS OF NONVIOLENCE IN THE CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS CONTEXT I invite faculty members, researchers and practitioners to submit a proposal to an edited volume on CONTEMPORARY ICONS OF NONVIOLENCE IN THE CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS CONTEXT to be published with an… Continue Reading →
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