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Student Lilia Ellis on the Ethics of Assisted Suicide
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Pop Religion | A Theme for Generations Hereafter: Professor Carolina López-Ruiz on Nolan's Odyssey, Faith, Fate, and Cultural Exchange in the Ancient Mediterranean
Why we still care about the ‘Odyssey’
Prof. Carolina López-Ruiz on whether or not the epic poem can be read…
New Journal of Religion Issue Explores Susan Taubes, Kant, and the Politics of the Zhuangzi
Talking to God: Joan of Arc, Political Theology, and Swift Hall
Winnifred Fallers Sullivan's Alum of the Year Address
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Pop Religion | A Theme for Generations Hereafter: Professor Carolina López-Ruiz on Nolan's Odyssey, Faith, Fate, and Cultural Exchange in the Ancient Mediterranean
“And tell me too why you weep and lament thus bitterly when you hear told what things befell the Arg...
Student Lilia Ellis on the Ethics of Assisted Suicide
In a new essay for The Christian Century, Ellis argues that debates over physician-assisted suicide ...
Why we still care about the ‘Odyssey’
Ahead of major film release, UChicago scholars discuss gods, heroes, casting and why Homer’s epic ma...
The Martin Marty Center
The Martin Marty Center for the Public Understanding of Religion is a bridge between religious studies scholarship and the wider public. Through conferences and events, community and scholarly initiatives, fellowship programs, and our electronic publication Sightings, we work on the intersection of religion and public life.