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In My Words: Opposing Anti-Choice Legislation Isn’t a Violation of Religious Freedom, It’s an Expression of It
May 30, 2019
In this column published by Rewire News, Professor of Religious Studies Rebecca Todd Peters writes about the religious freedom issues at stake in the abortion debate.
Religious Studies Research Spotlight: Anjali Das Gupta '19
May 23, 2019
The senior Religious Studies major studied diverse approaches to the story of Lot.
Religious Studies Research Spotlight: Kristina Meyer '19
May 22, 2019
The senior Religious Studies major analyzed the work of a national interfaith organization, Interfaith Worker Justice.
Religious Studies Research Spotlight: Joel Green '19
May 21, 2019
The senior Religious Studies major studied black Muslim responses to racial injustice in the United States.
Religious Studies Research Spotlight: Styrling Rohr ’19
May 21, 2019
Senior Religious Studies and Anthropology double major Styrling Rohr conducted ethnographic research at a Sikh gurudwara, studying sacred music, Sikh-American identity, and multifaith relations.
Peters presents at Planned Parenthood Faith Leaders Convening
May 21, 2019
Her presentation, which focused on the need to change how we talk about abortion in the United States, comes on the heels of a series of abortion bans that have been passed in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, and Ohio.
‘On the Edge of Apocalypse’ Symposium papers published
May 16, 2019
Papers from the inaugural scholarly meeting held by the Center for the Study of Religion Culture and Society in 2017 were recently published in CrossCurrents journal.
Annual awards luncheon recognizes Elon faculty, staff for excellence
May 15, 2019
Members of Elon’s faculty and staff, along with retiring employees, were honored May 15 for excellence and service to Elon.
Amy Allocco presents invited lecture at the University of Helsinki
May 13, 2019
Allocco’s invited talk at the University of Helsinki is the last of five she has presented about her current project, "Domesticating the Dead: Invitation and Installation Rites in Tamil South India," this academic year.
Ariela Marcus-Sells publishes article in journal History of Religions
May 7, 2019
The article by the assistant professor of religious studies examines an Arabic text written by a Sufi Muslim scholar named Sīdi Muḥammad al-Kuntī, who lived in the Sahara Desert in the 19th century. The article argues that this scholar based his family's claim to social authority on their control over powerful practices that they called "the sciences of the unseen."