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Tag Archives: Skepticism
Ethics of Belief and the Discipline of Sincerity, Or, Progressive Christianity 101
This post originally appeared on the Society for the Anthropology of Religion’s section of Anthropology News in November 2013 (http://www.anthropology-news.org/index.php/2013/10/18/ethics-of-belief-and-the-discipline-of-sincerity-or-progressive-christianity-101/) How Not to Pray to an Interventionalist God We’ve all been there before: a crowded mall, running late, mounting … Continue reading
The Resolve to Disbelieve: Tracing a Genealogy of Skepticism in Canadian Protestantism
I am currently at the University of Victoria as a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society (Winter 2011). I had the opportunity to give a public lecture as part of the CSRS’s Wednesday afternoon public … Continue reading
