Marcia Pally
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Why is Populism Persuasive? US and Evangelicals
Have a look at a new article of mine, Why is Populism Persuasive? Populism as Expression of Religio-Cultural History with the U.S. and U.S. Evangelicals as a Case Study, just published in Political Theology. Click here
Evangelicals, populism, Trump, and those who oppose him
Have a look at my new article on evangelicals, right-wing populism, Trump, and those evangelicals who oppose him. The article is in English. Click here or type into your browser: http://www.thlz.com/artikel/21154/?recherche=%26o%3Da%26autor%3DPally%26s%3D1%23r
New Book by Marcia Pally: “Mimesis and Sacrifice”
My new book, Mimesis and Sacrifice, is now out (Bloomsbury Academic)! Click here. This edited volume looks at the ethics of how notions of sacrifice are used in contemporary life, from the military and business to gender relations and politics.
It’s the Genes! It’s the Hair! It’s “Cooperativity”: An Evolutionary Account of Populism
Have a look at my new post for Counterpoint Navigating Knowledge on populism from an evolutionary perspective. Click here
Relational Views of Humanness: The Reciprocity of Ontos and Telos
Have a look at my May 3, 2019 article on relationality as our human ontology (human nature) and our human telos (our aim in life) Studies in Christian Ethics or read in the Articles tab of this site under Theologies of Relationality
Aquinas & Politics: Getting Into and Out of the Common Good
Have a look at a new piece of mine: Aquinas explains what’s awry in politics. Click here
Circling the Elephant: Why Religious Difference Matters
Check out this wonderful piece by John Thatamanil on sharing different religious traditions yet keeping them different. Click here
Populism & Religion Outside the US
I organized a panel on populism and religion around the world at the 2018 conference of the American Academy of Religion–great group of scholars with important insights and information. You can watch the video here Panelists were: Luke Bretherton (Duke), Torsten Meireis (Humboldt University), Dion Forster (Stellenbosch University), and Michael Minkenberg (European University).
The Invention of the Anti-Christ: Karl Barth and Erich Przywara
The nature of humanity: how fallen are we? New essay on the fascinating debate between Karl Barth and Erich Przywara in the shadow of WWII fascism. Click here
Fighting our Enemies Well
Changing the mindset of polarization and fighting–this blog is worth reading. Click here
The economy’s up: Why many Americans are down
Check out this informative piece on rising income and wealth inequality even as the economy is supposedly booming. Click here
What Climate Change Denial Means for Those Who Deny It
Great reportage–talking to Americans who suffer from the effects of climate change but believe it isn’t happening. Click here
Perception and the Platypus–you ain’t “seen” nothing yet
check this out, on learning to see the world that’s in front of us: click here
Social media as religion – unexamined desire and (mis-in)formation
“Social media is the most prevalent religion of our time. Like other faiths, it forms us.” Check out this blog. Click here
A Crisis for democracy and a boon for populism
One danger to democracy: disconnecting democratic procedures from their purposes. We think democracy remains because the surface trappings do, but the essentials may be lost. Click here
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