Media and the Study of Religion
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20 January 2020
Vivian Asimos, Chris Cotter, Time Hutchings and Suzanne Owen discuss the intersections of Media and the Study of Religion.
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Christopher R. Cotter
Tim Hutchings
Suzanne Owen
Vivian Asimos
The Sacrality of the Secular and Philosophy of Religion
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13 January 2020
In this week's podcast, we speak with Bradley Onishi about the ways in which philosophy of religion has thought "with" religion rather than for or against religion. "It's possible," he says, "to hold an enchanted secularity" if we think about religions themselves as tools for questioning our basic assumptions about the world.
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David McConeghy
Bradley Onishi
Discourse! #13 | January 2020
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7 January 2020
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Aled Thomas
Vivian Asimos
Michael Munnik
Separating Religion and Government...But What Is Religion?: A Look at the US Supreme Court
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6 January 2020
Americans generally affirm the importance of separating "church" and "state." But what does church--or religion--mean? Hear two leading religious freedom lawyers discuss the meaning of religious freedom in key #SCOTUS cases, including one before the Court this term.
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Benjamin P. Marcus
Maggie Garrett
Jennifer Hawks
Only Sixty Seconds! | Mid-Year Special 2019
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23 December 2019
For our eighth(!) annual special, Only Sixty Seconds returns! This time, Chris Cotter is your host, as David G. Robertson returns to defend his 2018 crown against Bettina Schmidt, Douglas Davies and Theo Wildcroft. We may not have avoided repetition, but I do not hesitate in promising you no deviation from hilarity!
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Christopher R. Cotter
David G. Robertson
Bettina Schmidt
Theo Wildcroft
Douglas Davies
