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There seems to be some concern among both religious leaders and the faithful, that our recent economic woes will cause significant change in the religious landscape of America.
Photography
Portraits of Faith, Hope and Social Transformation. Photographs by Jerry Berndt.
Photography
By Donald E. Miller and Lorna Touryan Miller
(Center for Religion and Civic Culture 2004)
Commentary
Or maybe we could develop an alternative explanation and call it the “Spiritualization Thesis.” Americans are, apparently, as interested in religious and spiritual activities as ever, including prayer and seeking out various forms of spiritual guidance and direction.
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Recognizing, preserving and protecting cultural heritage in conflict zones
Article
Analyzing the development and impact of Neo-Confucian education in China.
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Tracing the largest social movement of the 19th century through photographs around the globe
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