Directions in the Study of Religion: Titus Hjelm
Kristian Petersen talks with Titus Hjelm, Lecturer at University College London, about social constructionism, and his new book Social Constructionisms: Approaches to the
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Interviews
Religion and Hip Hop: Grammar of the Real World
[AUDIO] Timothy Michael Law talks with Anthony Pinn and Monica Miller In this interview, MRB Editor-in-Chief Timothy Michael Law talks with Prof. Anthony
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First Impressions #26: Brantley Gasaway
Art Remillard talks with Brantley Gasaway about his new book, Progressive Evangelicals and the Pursuit of Social Justice. Gasaway is assistant professor of
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A Conversation with Sarah Gorham
Poet and essayist Sarah Gorham on the meanings of perfect Most religions and philosophical systems deal with perfection. God is perfect, humans are
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First Impressions #25: Robert Darden
Art Remillard talks with Robert Darden about his new book, Nothing but Love in God’s Water: Black Sacred Music from the Civil War to
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Conversations in Black: John L. Jackson, Jr.
Monica Miller and Christopher Driscoll engage in impolite conversation with John L. Jackson, Jr. In the first installment in this new series, Conversations
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Directions in the Study of Religion: Joseph Laycock
Kristian Petersen talks with Joseph Laycock, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Texas State University, about approaching the paranormal within Religious Studies.
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A Conversation with the 2015 Grawemeyer Award Winner Willie James Jennings
Willie James Jennings on theology, the origins of race, and his decision to get arrested The Grawemeyer Award in Religion is an annual prize that
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First Impressions #23: Craig Harline
Art Remillard talks with Craig Harline about his new book, Way Below the Angels: The Pretty Clearly Troubled but Not Even Close to Tragic
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A Conversation with Sayed Kashua
Margaret Litvin and Simon Rabinovitch with Sayed Kashua In Emile Habibi’s satirical novel The Secret Life of Saeed: The Pessoptimist (1974), the Arab
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