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Secularity and Secularism, Islam and Muslims: A Conversation between Daniel Martin Varisco and Hasan Azad

June 12, 2014 Leave a Comment

Hasan Azad:  Do Muslims belong in the West? This is a question that is being asked with increasing force in Euro-America. Central to the way in which this discourse is being constructed are discussions about secularism. I’m interested in exploring

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An Interview with Shaun Casey, Part Two: Religious Studies and the State Department: Professor Casey’s Scholarly Influences

March 27, 2014 Leave a Comment

When Secretary of State John Kerry launched the new Office of Faith-Based Community Initiatives (OFBCI), he extolled the importance and urgency of religious studies:  “In fact if I went back to college today I think I would probably major in comparative religion

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An Interview with Shaun Casey, Part Three: Inter-Faith Dialogue and Interdisciplinarity

March 27, 2014 Comments are off

When Secretary of State John Kerry launched the new Office of Faith-Based Community Initiatives (OFBCI), he extolled the importance and urgency of religious studies:  “In fact if I went back to college today I think I would probably major in comparative religion

Continue Reading An Interview with Shaun Casey, Part Three: Inter-Faith Dialogue and Interdisciplinarity

An Interview with Shaun Casey, Part Four: International Relations and Religion

March 27, 2014 Comments are off

When Secretary of State John Kerry launched the new Office of Faith-Based Community Initiatives (OFBCI), he extolled the importance and urgency of religious studies:  “In fact if I went back to college today I think I would probably major in comparative religion

Continue Reading An Interview with Shaun Casey, Part Four: International Relations and Religion
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