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Polarization of the anti-Islam film debate: Undoing the Arab Spring? Part One

Date:19 September 2012Author:Religion Factor

Over the last few days, international news coverage has been largely dominated by reports on protests across the world against a film that protestors claim is a direct insult to the prophet Muhammed.  The protests started with the storming of the American...

Religie & Verkiezingen: vooronderstellingen en gevolgen

Date:16 September 2012Author:Tim Swanger

Hoewel religie nauwelijks een rol heeft gespeeld bij de afgelopen verkiezingen, zullen de gevolgen van de uitslag voelbaar zijn voor personen met een bepaalde religieuze achtergrond. Eén ding lijkt namelijk zeker: deze verkiezingsuitslag betekent het einde...

Religious Humanitarianism in a Neoliberal Age

Date:12 September 2012Author:Religion Factor

Guest contributor Cecelia Lynch explores how neoliberalism, a phenomenon closely connected with the rise of the post-secular, is affecting the language and practice of religious humanitarian organizations.

Experiments with the Post-Secular Part II

Date:06 September 2012Author:Religion Factor

Following on from Part One, which discussed the post-secular as a description of 21st century society, Part Two explores the post-secular as a prescription for public life in the 21st century.

Reason, Reflection, Resistance, Revolution? Experiments with the Post-Secular Part I

Date:03 September 2012Author:Religion Factor

The Religion Factor is self-consciously a post-secular blog. But what exactly is post-secular? In our first two installments, we explore this relatively new idea as both a description of and a response to the conditions of 21st century society.

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