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Mark Goodacre reflects on teaching "Jesus and the Gospels" ahead of classes starting next week, in this Short on his Youtube channel, youtube.com/shorts/QzV9Yziwf… @goodacre
Take "Introductory Sanskrit Language and Literature" this spring to learn more about the language of India's heritage, history, and sacred scriptures.
Are you interested in exploring the intersection of Christianity and gender? Consider adding this class to your schedule!
Happy last day of registration, Blue Devils! Check out this class on the scriptures of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam co-taught by Professor Brettler, Professor Knust, and Professor McLarney.
Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to take a course on the New Testament with Dr. Domeracki (who is also a Director of Academic Engagement)!
Are you a swiftie newly interested in the NFL? Do you spend your winters in K-ville?
Did you know that these things can be related to religion?
Check out Dr. Carneiro's course to learn all about the ways that sports intersect with (and diverge from) religion!
Duke's Department of Religious Studies Faculty Statement in Support of the Right to Unionize: religiousstudies.duke.edu/ne…
Professor Richard Jaffe has won the Kanazawa University International Award! award.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/en…
Congratulations, Leela Prasad! – at Raleigh, NC
Congratulations to our faculty members honored today as 2023 Guggenheim Fellows! 👏
⭐️Stefani Engelstein of German Studies
⭐️Lillian Pierce of Mathematics
⭐️Leela Prasad of @DukeReligion
⭐️Chris Walter of @DukePhysics
🔗bit.ly/41blmh3 #guggfellows2023
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Congratulations to Leela Prasad!
today.duke.edu/2022/11/leela…
In her new role with the American Academy of Religion❤️!
The second part of our Contemporary Conversations in Christianity Series was an extremely engaging conversation with Dr. Beth Allison Barr, author of The Making of Biblical Womanhood. This discussion centered around the role of women in the church throughout history and today.
We have two amazing religious studies courses cross listed in the Art History Department and Asian & Middle Eastern Studied Department. Sign up this spring semester for some interdisciplinary exploration!
Are you interested in learning more about Paul and the early church? Take The Life and Letters of Paul with Michael Domeracki this spring semester!
America's Gods taught by Andrew Coates examines religions in American life, specifically in relation to legal, political, cultural, and social controversies. Sign up to take it this spring semester!
