Exploring how religious and secular forces interact in the modern world.
Rather than romanticizing African suffering, Senghor’s Eucharist seeks to bring it to the fore so that it may be attenuated
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My book seeks to explore how Nigerian literary texts help us to understand Nigerian Christianity—offering creative representations of it, but also critical commentaries on the socio-political impact of Christian beliefs and practices.
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Moser’s archeological dig into Jewish pasts redirects attention away from Jewish accountability to Palestinians.
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The modern state did not become secular by becoming symbolically empty.
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Religion is the ghost that haunts global politics in both our theoretical musings and in our policy and practice.
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The modern era has witnessed not only religiously inspired violence but also large-scale violence carried out in the name of secularist ideologies and projects.
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US racial formations produce a situation in which Copts are pulled simultaneously into Christian kinship and held at racial distance.
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Settler secularism aims to control religion and limit the spirits to their designated domain. But they can never entirely be contained.
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In decentering power from Western states and European modern frameworks, Theology after Gaza creates new alliances as people with similar struggles cohere around Gaza and Palestine.
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The old oppositions between “secular” and “religious” Jewish life are breaking apart, at least on the left, and perhaps, were never really what we imagined them to be to begin with.
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