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Teaching New Religions at a Liberal Arts College

Introduction I am assistant professor of religious studies at the College of…

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Using Memoirs to Learn about NRMs in the “Mini Review Essay”

Genesis of the Idea From my earliest days of teaching, I have…

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Accepting Ambiguity: A Conscious Style of Course Design and Comparison for Teaching New Religious Movements

For many undergraduates, engaging with the undefined and the ambiguous can be…

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Everything New is Old Again: New Religious Movements as American Minority Religions

This article situates the teaching of new religious movements (NRMs) within the…

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Making Familiar the Unfamiliar: Teaching RLST 2626 “Witchcraft, Paganism, and the New Age,” at the University of Sydney

Australian Law and Non-Mainstream Religions and Spiritualities Australia is a notably secular…

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Field Trips in the Course on New Religions

Introduction In the fall of 1979, I was an MDiv student at…

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Teaching New and Alternative Religious Movements: Resources

“Forum: Religion and the Biographical Turn.” 2014. Religion an American Culture: A…

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The Doniger Affair: Censorship, Self-Censorship, and the Role of the Academy in the Public Understanding of Religion

“Banned!” read headlines last February when, after litigation under India’s blasphemy law,…

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Teaching Asian American Religions and Religiosities: Guest Editor’s Introduction

According to the 2012 (revised and updated in 2013) Pew Research Center…

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Teaching Asian Religions from within the Asian American Community

Asian Religions and Social Justice Our eighty-seven-year-old Elder, a third-generation descendent of…

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