Skeptical of the modern political and intellectual division of labor between the religious and the secular, researchers at the Center for Religion and the Human deploy a range of both traditional and experimental formats to address the question of what it means to be human. Funding for the Center for Religion and the Human is provided by generous support from the Henry Luce Foundation and the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington.
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American Religion's Spring 2026 issue features articles on the intersection of religious and Arab American studies, Moravian healthcare, enchantment, and evangelical religiopolitics. The issue also includes a comic and concludes with an essay and book reviews on the latest research in religious studies.
Stay tuned for Fall 2026 and an upcoming special issue on religion and health!
Read the American Religion journal online at Project Muse.
FILM SERIES
On Thursday, April 23 the Center for Religion and the Human screened the Testament of Ann Lee (2025).
Stay tuned for details on our Fall 2026 screenings.
Explore the teaching tables
Teaching Religion in Public (TRiP) wrapped up the 2024-2025 academic year with a Teaching Tables Showcase. Organized by TRiP postdoc Dr. Hannah Garvey, the event showcased teaching experiments designed by the TRiP grad lab cohort.
You can now explore their projects online!
Explore projects from the TRiP Grad Lab.1211 E. Atwater Ave
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