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“For Trump’s Evangelicals, the Inconvenient Teachings of Christ,” podcast episode with Professor Dudley Rose.
In the new Harvard Divinity Bulletin, HDS ministry innovators address ‘soul sickness’ afflicting the U.S.
Dean David N. Hempton speaks at Morning Prayers on what it means to belong.
A live-streamed conversation with three Hindu monastics visiting HDS this year on their personal journeys.
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Harvard Divinity Bulletin is a thought-provoking magazine published twice a year for a general audience interested in topics of religion. It provides a nonsectarian collection of articles, reviews, and opinion pieces about religion and contemporary life, religion and the arts, religious history, and the study of religion.
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Harvard Theological Review is a peer-reviewed, scholarly theological journal. Issued quarterly, it publishes compelling original research that contributes to the development of scholarly understanding and interpretation in the history and philosophy of religious thought in all traditions and periods. It is available through Cambridge University Press.
