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Religion for Lunch: Kate Kingsbury
Join us Wed, Oct 27 from 12PM-1PM over Zoom for our monthly Religion for Lunch series. Join Zoom Meeting Santa Muerte, the Mexican Folk Saint of Death and Her Female Followers Hosted by Kate Kingsbury Abstract: Santa Muerte is the Mexican folk saint of death at the center of the fastest growing new religious movement. […]
Join us Wed, Oct 27 from 12PM-1PM over Zoom for our monthly Religion for Lunch series. Join Zoom Meeting Santa Muerte, the Mexican Folk Saint of Death and Her Female Followers Hosted by Kate Kingsbury Abstract: Santa Muerte is the Mexican folk saint of death at the center of the fastest growing new religious movement. […]
Religion, Law & Society Roundtable
In partnership with the Public Humanities Hub, the UBC Program in the Study of Religion is pleased to present a roundtable of scholars who will be discussing Religion, Law and Society. The roundtable will take place on Thursday, October 14 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm PST via Zoom. To learn more, or to register […]
In partnership with the Public Humanities Hub, the UBC Program in the Study of Religion is pleased to present a roundtable of scholars who will be discussing Religion, Law and Society. The roundtable will take place on Thursday, October 14 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm PST via Zoom. To learn more, or to register […]
Religion for Lunch: Megan Daniels
Join us on Wed, Sep 22 from 12-1PM over zoom for the first talk in our Religion for Lunch Series. Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 686 9262 8550 Passcode: 332001 Unveiling Meaning in Nude Female Imagery in Iron Age Greece: Interconnections, Iconography, and Ideology In this talk I explore the social, political, and religious meanings […]
Join us on Wed, Sep 22 from 12-1PM over zoom for the first talk in our Religion for Lunch Series. Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 686 9262 8550 Passcode: 332001 Unveiling Meaning in Nude Female Imagery in Iron Age Greece: Interconnections, Iconography, and Ideology In this talk I explore the social, political, and religious meanings […]
Database of Religious History awarded largest grant for a UBC humanities research project
We’re excited that one of our affiliated faculty, Prof. Ted Slingerland, has obtained a grant for his project. For more information, please click on the link.
We’re excited that one of our affiliated faculty, Prof. Ted Slingerland, has obtained a grant for his project. For more information, please click on the link.
