The last two issues of CGR focus on religious engagements with Jedediah Purdy’s environmental politics. Great contributions from @petedula @stewartkroeker daniel sims @jboopalan julia kasdorf and isaac villegas with response from @JedediahPurdy
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thanks so much for publishing this essay! working with ISLE and the four (!) anonymous reviewers was an exceptional, energizing experience. everyone involved has been a class act and the essay is considerably better because of the process. so much gratitude!
@R_C_Schneider critical indigenous theory. we often talk about the ways “religion” is a colonial construct but it’s not always clear how that impacts the study religion. so a colleague in native studies and i are building a critical indigenous theory in the study of religion network
I had a lot of fun putting this one together. As a Jets fan I can confirm my undying commitment to, AND perennial uselessness of, wearing my Bob Essensa jersey for playoff success ✈️
@CathrynHeslep@LendrumChurch thanks so much! what a fantastic, welcoming community. my family really appreciates everyone we’ve connected with so far and the services are exceptional. looking forward to next time!
@domluszczyszyn at the risk of being greedy, are you putting together a sheet for individual skaters’ points like you did last year? i have my work pool draft tonight and you helped me KILL it last year 🙏
had the BEST day yesterday with @GWillowWilson! we talked about fiction as the way to communicate truth, theology as fanfic, what we can learn from poison ivy, and what it was like meeting stan lee. also got to hang with these amazing folks all day 🤩 @UofA_Augustana