The HRC's 17th religious-focused "Works that Shaped the World" public lecture is now online. @UTAS_'s Geraldine Smith introducing "The Declarations of the Multifaith Movement" @ausreligion
https://t.co/COw1hkyhIz
The HRC's 16th religion-focused "Works that Shaped the World" public lecture is online now @naomid_au
introducing the religious phenomenon of #U2! @SoM_ANU@ausreligion
https://t.co/ABuapZf7ZJ
Join us on Friday 11/11, 5pm for the Hans Mol Memorial Lecture in Religion & Social Sciences--"Hans Mol’s 'The Faith of Australians', Redux", Prof Andrew Sigleton @DeakinSociology explores religion and society in Australia in the 70s. @ANUausi@ANUcass
https://t.co/24WimjO5mq
The recording of the 13th public lecture in the HRC's 2022 series Works that Shaped the World is online now, Anna Halafoff introducing Longchenpa’s Precious Treasury of the Basic Space of Phenomena. @ausreligion@Deakin_RSC
https://t.co/Ano88IyKNB
@DeakinSociology's A/Prof Anna Halafoff has a new opinion piece in @ABCReligion on religious education in schools. She calls for Worldviews Education to counter religious bullying in schools: https://t.co/CnS9TCc9Rt
@DeakinSociology's A/Prof Anna Halafoff is featured in an @abcnews story on religious diversity in Australia. Halafoff suggests the growth of so-called minority faiths -- Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism-- is driven largely by migration: https://t.co/cEPu2OfGvT
RSC’s Anna Halafoff spoke with Rod Quinn of ABC Radio ‘Overnights’ on Saturday about religion in Australia, pondering the question: “is Australia still considered a Christian country?”
You can check out the interview here: https://t.co/2kGPti1hZZ
Hosted by @Jacinta_Parsons, this panel of writers and thinkers explored connections between spirituality and gender identity, and discussed how modern religion could be more inclusive. Presented in partnership with @wheelercentre.
https://t.co/97qsjZj6f1
Reminder: The Call for Papers for the 2023 ISA World Congress of Sociology (taking place in Melbourne from 25 June - 1 July 2023), is open until 30 Sept 2022.
More information (and info re: how to submit your abstract) can be found here: https://t.co/oTVzCHyFfC
#ISA2023
More from our special issue. Bernard Doherty addresses conspiracism in Catholic Church history, "outlining ...five major permutations: anti-Masonry, antisemitism, anti-communism, anti-Satanism and anti-modernism". @conspiritaus @Science_Belief@Deakin_RSC https://t.co/Ma2PPRczyw
Issue 35.2 of the JASR is online now -- https://t.co/KtjKqHwKoE -- a special issue with open access content on "(Con)spirituality, Science and COVID-19" co-edited by Anna Halafoff, @EnqiWeng , Alexandra Roginski and @crocha2. @EQUINOXPUB@ausreligion