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Religion and Culture Working GroupThe Religion and Culture Working Group, funded by the Glasscock Center for Humanities Research, promotes discussion among faculty and students interested in interdisciplinary investigations of the subject of religion both past and present. The group adopts broad-based theoretical approaches to the study of religion, understood in this context to include the material culture, modes of expression, philosophy, institutions, and experiences that are infused with spiritual or transcendent meaning. For more information or to join the Working Group, contact one of the group conveners: Daniel Schwartz, Department of History or Heidi Campbell, Department of Communication. Useful Links The Pluralism Project American Academy of Religion Metanexus Institute Religion in American History Religion Dispatches Center for the Study of Religion and
> American Culture at IUPUI Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University Centre for the Study of Islam and Muslim Cultures (CSIMCNZ) Research Methods for the Study of Religion Teagle Foundation The Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network Philosophy of Religion Online Textbook Philosophy in the World's Religions University of Edinburgh Religious Studies Project blogs and podcasts Selected Research Projects
in Religious Studies and Theology Center for Religious LiteracyBooks The Way Things AreConversations with Huston Smith on the Spiritual Life.
Huston Smith Edited and with a Preface by Phil Cousineau God is Not OneStephen Prothero.
Harper Collins, 2010. Approaching the Qur'an: The Early Revelationstranslated by Michael A. Sells
White Cloud Press, 1999. Christianity: A Way of SalvationSandra S. Frankiel
Harper & Row, 1985. An Introduction to HinduismGavin D. Flood
Cambridge University Press, 1996. Judaism: Revelations and TraditionsMichael A. Fishbane
Harper & Row, 1987 The Story of Buddhism: A Concise Guide to Its History and TeachingsDonald S. Lopez Jr.
HarperSanFrancisco, 2001 World Religions in America: An Introductionedited by Jacob Neusner
Westminster John Knox Press, 3rd edition, 2003.
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