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Measuring Intergroup Relations In Canada During And After The Pandemic, Jack Jedwab Jan 2024

Measuring Intergroup Relations In Canada During And After The Pandemic, Jack Jedwab

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No abstract provided.


Evangelicals, The Authentic Self, And Polarization In Canada, Rick Hiemstra Jan 2024

Evangelicals, The Authentic Self, And Polarization In Canada, Rick Hiemstra

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Pluralism, Political Creeds, And Competing Ontologies: Faith Leaders As A Resource For Navigating Polarization, Bruce J. Clemenger Jan 2024

Pluralism, Political Creeds, And Competing Ontologies: Faith Leaders As A Resource For Navigating Polarization, Bruce J. Clemenger

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The Case Of Québec And Bill 21 In The Landscape Of Polarization, Sabrina Di Matteo Jan 2024

The Case Of Québec And Bill 21 In The Landscape Of Polarization, Sabrina Di Matteo

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Making Our Society Whole: Can Interfaith Conversation Counter Rage-Farming With Love-Farming?, Elizabeth May Jan 2024

Making Our Society Whole: Can Interfaith Conversation Counter Rage-Farming With Love-Farming?, Elizabeth May

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Reconciliation, Polarization, And Faith: What Direction Will We Choose?, Charlene Bearhead Jan 2024

Reconciliation, Polarization, And Faith: What Direction Will We Choose?, Charlene Bearhead

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Indigenous Reconciliation And Right Relations In A Polarized Land, Kim Uyede-Kai Jan 2024

Indigenous Reconciliation And Right Relations In A Polarized Land, Kim Uyede-Kai

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Combatting Islamophobia: Addressing An Ongoing Threat To Building The Society We Deserve, Amira Elghawaby Jan 2024

Combatting Islamophobia: Addressing An Ongoing Threat To Building The Society We Deserve, Amira Elghawaby

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Singing Common Ground: Inshallah Offers An Embodied Response To Polarization To An Interfaith Audience, Debbie Lou Ludolph, Héctor A. Acero Ferrer Jan 2024

Singing Common Ground: Inshallah Offers An Embodied Response To Polarization To An Interfaith Audience, Debbie Lou Ludolph, Héctor A. Acero Ferrer

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A House Divided: The Structure Of Political Polarization Analyzed, Jeffrey Dudiak Jan 2024

A House Divided: The Structure Of Political Polarization Analyzed, Jeffrey Dudiak

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Polarization And The Pontificate Of Francis: Searching For Unity On The Synodal Path, Logan Liut Jan 2024

Polarization And The Pontificate Of Francis: Searching For Unity On The Synodal Path, Logan Liut

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Church After The Corona Pandemic: Consequences For Worship And Theology, Mark W. Harris Jan 2024

Church After The Corona Pandemic: Consequences For Worship And Theology, Mark W. Harris

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Post Truth? Facts And Faithfulness, John Milloy Jan 2024

Post Truth? Facts And Faithfulness, John Milloy

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Sitting On The Fence, Janaki Bandara Jan 2024

Sitting On The Fence, Janaki Bandara

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Truth, John Milloy Jan 2024

Truth, John Milloy

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Old Fort Jackson Still Stands At Five Fathom Hole On The Savannah River, Bob Ruegsegger Jan 2024

Old Fort Jackson Still Stands At Five Fathom Hole On The Savannah River, Bob Ruegsegger

Defending Savannah: History and Archaeology of the Gibson's Point Battery

An article on the flags and signals used by the Confederate Signal Corps along the Savannah River during the American Civil War, written by Bob Ruegsegger on December 7, 2021.

Ruegsegger, Bob. "Old Fort Jackson Still Stands at Five Fathom Hole on the Savannah River." Last modified January 25, 2024.


Conspiracy Theories And Religion: Christian Nationalism And The Rise Of North American Populism, Carmen Celestini Jan 2024

Conspiracy Theories And Religion: Christian Nationalism And The Rise Of North American Populism, Carmen Celestini

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2023-2024 Faculty Series No. 2, Carol Cole, David Cole, Jon H. Robertson, Guillermo Figueroa, Sheng Yuan Kuan, Sheila Browne Jan 2024

2023-2024 Faculty Series No. 2, Carol Cole, David Cole, Jon H. Robertson, Guillermo Figueroa, Sheng Yuan Kuan, Sheila Browne

Faculty Recitals

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D. H. Th. Vollenhoven, Gayle E. Doornbos Jan 2024

D. H. Th. Vollenhoven, Gayle E. Doornbos

Faculty Work Comprehensive List

This chapter appeared in T & T Clark Handbook of Neo-Calvinism, eds. Nathaniel Gray Sutanto and Cory Brock, London: T & T Clark, 2024.

https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/

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T & T Clark Handbook of Neo-Calvinism


Antisemitism & Vampires: The Surprising Roots Of A Popular Cultural Monster, Hannah Ross Jan 2024

Antisemitism & Vampires: The Surprising Roots Of A Popular Cultural Monster, Hannah Ross

English

This essay was for Justin Shaw’s fall 2023 English major capstone class. The essay examines antisemitism and vampires, specifically Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula, John Polidori’s short story The Vampyre; A Tale, and the episode “Monster Movie” from the TV show Supernatural through the lens of antisemitic stereotypes. By looking at the literary history of the vampire one can trace its physical antisemitic stereotypes and the influence of fear of the “other” with reverse-colonization by Jews. Starting with historically classic 19th century texts and ending with a modern day television show, it is evident that the antisemitic physical stereotypes …


Mi Nueva Vida, Meg Ricamara Jan 2024

Mi Nueva Vida, Meg Ricamara

COD in Lingua

This composition is about how moving to the United States from a different country made me understand the importance of family, and how sacrifices are often necessary in order to have a better life.


La Injusta Asimilación De Kahlo, Jason H. Oh Jan 2024

La Injusta Asimilación De Kahlo, Jason H. Oh

COD in Lingua

The essay “La Injusta Asimilación de Kahlo” briefly overviews and analyzes the artwork Autorretrato en la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos. This piece serves as a visual representation of the conflict between Kahlo's Mexican heritage and the influence of the United States on her identity. The artwork showcases various objects, symbols, and vivid depictions (e.g., the flag of the United States) of these clashing cultures. Kahlo utilizes these elements to express her struggles with assimilation. This process often compels individuals to adapt to the dominant culture, losing pieces of their ethnic identity in the process. It’s an indirect …


La Herida Que Cambió Mi Vida, Alexis Juveland Jan 2024

La Herida Que Cambió Mi Vida, Alexis Juveland

COD in Lingua

This composition describes an injury that changed the writer’s life. It goes in detail not only about how they became injured, but also the anxious anticipation that awaited them to receive a diagnosis. Little did they know that a medical worker would tell them something that would forever change their outlook on their injury and life in general.


La Comida Rápida Y La Destrucción De La Generación Futura, Alexis Juveland Jan 2024

La Comida Rápida Y La Destrucción De La Generación Futura, Alexis Juveland

COD in Lingua

The essay “La Injusta Asimilación de Kahlo” briefly overviews and analyzes the artwork Autorretrato en la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos. This piece serves as a visual representation of the conflict between Kahlo's Mexican heritage and the influence of the United States on her identity. The artwork showcases various objects, symbols, and vivid depictions (e.g., the flag of the United States) of these clashing cultures. Kahlo utilizes these elements to express her struggles with assimilation. This process often compels individuals to adapt to the dominant culture, losing pieces of their ethnic identity in the process. It’s an indirect …


El Cambio Climático, Melissa Hinckley Jan 2024

El Cambio Climático, Melissa Hinckley

COD in Lingua

In today’s world, climate change is alarming, and it is becoming increasingly so. This essay calls attention to the human habits that not only cause climate change but worsen it every day. The contents of this paper answer the simple question of “what are we doing wrong?” To explore this query, attention is drawn to human activities on a large scale, for example altering large portions of land that had previously been home to other life and overuse of harmful resources such as plastics. By understanding this, can see more clearly our role in the rise of global warming. The …


Internet Der Dinge, Reza Hatami Jan 2024

Internet Der Dinge, Reza Hatami

COD in Lingua

For my German essay, I chose to write about smart devices, also called the internet of things (IoT). Smart watches, smart TVs, smart plugs, smart lights, and other smart electronics are becoming increasingly hard to avoid as technology continues to advance exponentially. Having weighed the pros and cons of these devices, I wrote an essay mentioning the advantages and disadvantages. The use of smart devices can improve our lives and make them more convenient, but they come with several risks and downsides as well. There are several risks involved in this, including privacy concerns, security vulnerabilities, and potential health risks. …


Untitled, Sarah Grossman Jan 2024

Untitled, Sarah Grossman

COD in Lingua

The text reflects on the author's childhood ambitions, shifts to a nursing career, and recounts experiences in diverse healthcare roles over eight years. Despite an initial interest in becoming a doctor, the author chose nursing, navigating challenges in intensive care during the Covid pandemic. The narrative also highlights teaching, community service, and a commitment to palliative care, with future aspirations of working as a nurse practitioner in this field.


Abuela En La Ciudad, Sabina Emena Jan 2024

Abuela En La Ciudad, Sabina Emena

COD in Lingua

The book revolves around an elderly woman and her cat embarking on exciting adventures in the big city. Join them as they navigate through various experiences, creating a heartwarming tale of companionship and exploration.


María Magdalena Campos-Pons – Una Artista Sabia Y Extraordinaria, Karen Brooker Jan 2024

María Magdalena Campos-Pons – Una Artista Sabia Y Extraordinaria, Karen Brooker

COD in Lingua

María Magdalena Campos-Pons is an Afro-Cuban multidisciplinary artist with a unique and provocative style that makes use of a variety of materials. The human form is a recurring theme appearing in her work. Campos-Pons' art is displayed in museums worldwide. The artist was recognized as one of 2023's MacArthur Fellows in recognition of her body of work. This essay provides some general information about Campos-Pons' life and art, introducing the reader to Campos-Pons' three-panel self-portrait, Secrets of the Magnolia Tree, as an example of the artist's use of art to elevate the nobility, strength, and caring nature of women - …


“I’M George Lucas”: A Connor Ratliff Story, John C. Lyden Jan 2024

“I’M George Lucas”: A Connor Ratliff Story, John C. Lyden

Journal of Religion & Film

This is a film review of “I’m George Lucas”: A Connor Ratliff Story (2024), directed by Ryan Jacobi.