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A Death, a Body, and the Living Word

CFP: Embodiment, Corporeality, and the Senses in Religion Conference

American Religious Change and Caring for the Dead

On Why You Should Change Your Gluttonous Holiday Ways; Or, Three Things You Should Know About Muscular Christian History, and Don’t

Conference Recap: Religion, Health, and the Body in North America, May 15-17, 2014

Language, Media, Religion Mini-conference and Roundtable

Tales of Sporty Violence, Obligatory Doughnut Consumption, Pull-Up Contests, and Other Evangelical Things from the Midwest

Interview with Lynne Gerber

Of Intolerance, Hate Crimes, and Beards: Boundaries of Inclusion and Tolerance in American History and the American Present

The Baptism of Early Virginia: How Christianity Created Race. Part I of Interview with Rebecca Goetz

Bringing up the Bones: Bioarchaeology and the Second Great Awakening

The Fan Who Knew Too Much

The Spice of Popery

The Religious and Fraternal Underpinnings of Sci-Fi Fandom

Spring Break 1899: Who needs MTV when you have the Battle Creek Sanitarium