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The Religion and Praxis blog seeks to deepen the conversation between academics, students, and broader society. The blog aims to achieve this by developing three main directions: making cutting-edge scholarship accessible to the more general public, establishing a space for conversation between academics, students, and civil society, and providing a platform for blog members to develop potential ideas for future academic or funding collaborations… Read more
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- Locked Doors Slam Against the Very Essence of the Church: Finnish and Swedish Orthodox Priests’ Pastoral Responses to the Covid Pandemic
- Temporalities of Faith: How Christians Across the World Engage with Time
- Hunting Big Game: Trump’s Use of Kayfabe
- Wrestling with Trump: Kayfabe and its Broader Applications
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