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The R&AC Conference: Taking Religion "Seriously"

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The Formation of Conscience: A Few Thoughts on Theological Language and Religious Reality

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Theory, Football-Religion, and Metaphors

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Star Wars as American Religion

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Spirits Rejoice at Notre Dame

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Data and Conversation Partners in American Religious Studies

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African American Religion as a category

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"Influential, Pivotal, Seminal, or Otherwise Important": Recommended and Essential Reading in North American Religions

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A Mixtape on Theory & 'Religion' Dedicated to American Historians: Side A

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The Religious and The Political, Or, Why the Nation of Islam Bamboozles My Students

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World Religions, American Religions, the Object of Study, and an Ode to Bruce Lincoln

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3 Hypotheses About "American Religions" and "American Religious History" That I Can't Get Out of My Head

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One Dangerous Thought Experiment and Two New Marginalia Interviews

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The Return of the Longue Durée in American Religious History

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America in the World, the World in America

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Four Questions with David Morgan

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New Methodologies (and the Ensuing Yawn)

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Quantifying the American Tract Society: Using Library Catalog Data for Historical Research

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Teaching Introduction to Religion: Or How Tupac and Mary Douglas Became Best Friends

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"I have tried to recover a sense of humanity..."

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