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January 2013
- January 18th 2013
- At The Immanent Frame, Marcia Pally leads a new exchange on the roots and implications of transformations in the American evangelical community →
November 2012
October 2012
- October 3rd 2012
- In a new essay for The Immanent Frame, Michael Warner discusses John Lardas Modern's Secularism in Antebellum America →
September 2012
- September 25th 2012
- Suhrkamp has just published Religion und Öffentlichkeit, a German translation of The Power of Religion in the Public Sphere →
August 2012
- August 30th 2012
- Read an excerpt from Michele Dillon's chapter in the recent NYU Press/SSRC book The Post-Secular in Question →
July 2012
- July 19th 2012
- The Immanent Frame introduces a new series on sexual abuse and the Catholic Church with an essay by editor-at-large Kathryn Lofton →
May 2012
- May 4th 2012
- At The Immanent Frame, Nadia Marzouki writes about Nahda and religious freedom in the new Tunisia. →
April 2012
- April 17th 2012
- David Kyuman Kim interviews Robert W. Hefner, scholar of Islam, for The Immanent Frame →
- April 17th 2012
- Religion Program's Frequencies experiment selected as an Official Honoree of the Webby Awards →
March 2012
- March 12th 2012
- At The Huffington Post, Mark Juergensmeyer summarizes The Immanent Frame's discussion of Robert Bellah’s Religion In Human Evolution →
- March 6th 2012
- Leading scholars from diverse disciplines comment on Rick Santorum's recent remarks on religion and politics for The Immanent Frame →
February 2012
- February 10th 2012
- David Kyuman Kim interviews human rights advocate Sidney Jones of the International Crisis Group for The Immanent Frame →
January 2012
- January 26th 2012
- Religion Program's Frequencies experiment reaches 100th entry →
- January 25th 2012
- Scholars of law and religion respond to Supreme Court decision in Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC →
- January 6th 2012
- Religion Program seeks Spring 2012 intern →
October 2011
September 2011
- September 15th 2011
- Explore Frequencies, co-sponsored by SSRC's Immanent Frame: 100 posts in 100 days →
- September 15th 2011
- "Nothing is ever lost" - Nathan Schneider interviews Robert Bellah for The Immanent Frame →
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