Harvard Divinity Bulletin |

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With Her Head Held HighEven after her imprisonment and torture, a Sikh woman relentlessly pursues justice for the murder of her father in the state-sanctioned 1984 violence. By Kalpana Jain Spring/Summer 2020 Featured At Trump s Right HandWith Paula White’s elevation to a position of power in the White House, the prosperity gospel has achieved its highest level of national exposure. By Mark I. Pinsky Buddhist Nun Leads Asia s Fight for Gay MarriageThe Venerable Chao-hwei Shih uses the insights gained from meditation and Buddhist teaching to lessen the suffering of others. By Julia Lieblich What Truth Do Martyrs Tell?Christians sought to rewrite the system of ancient social relations through their own narratives of ritualized embodiment in torture and execution. By Karen L. King Dialogue On Centering Prayer and ShikantazaPerhaps Centering Prayer exists on a fuzzy syncretic edge where Catholicism meets Buddhism. By Jill R. Gaulding Controversy at the VaticanThe ongoing dispute between two wings of the Vatican hierarchy is getting ever nastier. By Kevin Madigan Rural America Faces the AbyssSchool consolidation and closures are emblematic of the larger difficulties facing rural communities. By Brad Roth Guadalupe LoveThe Virgin of Guadalupe spreads her garment of compassion for all people in travail. By Davíd Carrasco In Review BooksGiorgio Agamben, the Church, and MeWorks by Italian philosopher and political theorist Giorgio Agamben offer resources for exploring the connections between temporality, political community, and ordained ministry. By Charles M. Stang BooksRehabilitating Spirituality for Evangelical AudiencesD. Bruce Hindmarsh’s The Spirit of Early Evangelicalism: True Religion in a Modern World. By Brett Grainger TheaterPaula Vogel Brings Her Love of Yiddish Center StageIn her play Indecent, award-winning playwright Paula Vogel shares a “true story of a little Jewish play.” By Robert Israel SyllabusSex, Gender, and SexualityA selected reading list from Amy Hollywood s course. Poetry A Long Day at the TorahBy Lauren Camp Three PoemsHag Stone, Hex Stone, Holy StoneMount AthosLetter to J.By Denton Loving Perspective Paradise Waiting: The Power to ComfortAll kinds of power are explored here—personal, spiritual, political, and institutional power—and though they address disparate contexts, the pieces speak to one another in poignant ways. By Wendy McDowell From the web Plague MemoryFrom Quarantine Journal No. 2, The Point, March 22, 2020, thepointmag.com. By Ingrid Norton SUBSCRIBEHarvard Divinity Bulletin is eclectic, challenging, and vital. Subscribe today!

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