The first issue of the Japanese Journal of Religious Studies (@JJRS_NIRC) I've had the privilege to work on as Associate Editor is out today! Please check it out! 😄🙏
with @Matthew55Mc @martasanvido @YanisuG@tomnewhall
If you are a religion scholar (ABD okay) interested in teaching “The Meaning of Death” for my department Spring 2024 email me your CV! Much appreciated if you can share with your networks.
Finally grabbed a copy of the newest 『宗教年鑑』to update my absurd priest-related statistics spreadsheets, so, hey, a tiny thread about the current state of the Jinja Honchō-affiliated Shinto priesthood. (1/14)
Leaving Narita in a few minutes for #AAS2023. Looking forward to being part of this roundtable about new books on death. Wish I could take this lovely spring Japan weather with me too…
Very thankful for the opportunity to talk with Nathan
Hopson on his pod about my new book. @NewBooksNetwork
Listen to find out how it all started and what spirituality has in common with Big America burgers at Japanese McDonalds (anyone remember those?) https://t.co/bjOdo1uxYv
"Not every end is the goal. The end of a melody is not its goal; and yet: as long as the melody has not reached its end, it also hasn't reached its goal. A parable." (Nietzche, The Wanderer and His Shadow, aphorism 204)
So excited to have Tim Benedict's book in my hands! @tobenedi
It's such a humane account of how spiritual care is being enacted for hospice patients in Japan, and what this tells us about religion and medicine in a multireligious, secular society. @AARWeb@ausreligion