THEOLOGY IN THE CURRICULUM OF A SECULAR RELIGIOUS STUDIES DEPARTMENT
The shorthand of identity sometimes re-inscribes the confessionalist politics of vulgar neo-orthodoxy, whereby religious studies becomes an identity rather than a discipline, objectivity a confession rather than a skill. For its own integrity, Religious Studies must seek the divide between thought a...
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