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Read 'Religion and Tourism in Japan' in paperback! "Well documented and tightly argued... Every serious library in the study of religion, and especially in religion and tourism (and popular culture) should include this book." (BASR Bulletin) Order now: bit.ly/45HYWsX

Do you have your copy of 'Esotericism in Western Culture'? This accessible introduction explains why the study of esotericism belongs at the center of modern research in the humanities. Order now: bit.ly/4jJDkju Read a preview: bit.ly/4mYDHti

➡️ Out now in the USA: Faith, Media, and Persuasion This book explores how non-denominational evangelical organizations orchestrate commercial-grade entertainment media to amplify religious rhetoric. Learn more: bit.ly/4kZlMkh

Out now! 👉 'Ascetics As Activists' examines the position of the female ascetics or sadhvis within the right-wing Hindu nationalist discourse in India. Read open access: bit.ly/43Hx6vN Prefer print? Order on our website: bit.ly/44eJ2VY

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The Politics of Sacred Places is a study of the socio-political dimensions of sacred sites in Israel–Palestine, drawing on 20+ years of ethnographic research. "A major contribution to understanding religion" (Oren Yiftachel, Ben-Gurion University) 📘 bit.ly/4n3QNp3

Looking for something to listen to this weekend? Check out this episode of the Visually Sacred podcast, featuring Kathryn Barush, author of Imaging Pilgrimage! #Listen now: spoti.fi/3SZIm0o Check out the book: bit.ly/3TwEiot

Is bigotry a lack of education, or is it a moral code that people live by? How does it spread, & how does it teach people to act politically? Explore these questions & more with Nicholas Ensley Mitchell during the next Bloomsbury Lecture. Register here: bit.ly/43EEOqu

"'Esotericism' is an elusive concept... The term evokes strong associations in almost everybody’s mind..." Read 'Esotericism in Western Culture' by Wouter Hanegraaff - available now! Get your copy: bit.ly/4ldA29b Read a sneak peek: bit.ly/4mYDHti

Out now in the USA: The Transformation of Missions in the Twenty-First Century Drawing on interviews and field work, this study explores the challenges and strengths of missions built on interpersonal relationships and spiritual capital. Learn more: bit.ly/45zIxHb

Coming soon to Theology & Religion Online, History of Christianity will present scholars with a global view of Christianity through the ages–from the history of Christianity in East Asia and America, to Medieval England, and beyond. Stay in the know!👉 bit.ly/44zNoam

Don't miss it: Solidarity and Power is out now in the USA! This volume illuminates the voices of contemporary feminist scholars from a range of religious traditions to demonstrate the necessity of feminist contributions to the field of ethics. Order now: bit.ly/44uKEei

Join us on July 10th for the next Bloomsbury Lecture, as Nicholas Ensley Mitchell explores how bigotry acts as an identity and a form of identity politics. bit.ly/43EEOqu

'Force, Religion, and the Quest for African American Justice' is out now in the USA! This study argues that Black calls for force in the struggle against white supremacy have echoed concepts and principles in the Western just war tradition. Order now: bit.ly/403c1tn

Get it in paperback ➡️ 'The Netherworld in Ancient Egypt and China' by Mu-chou Poo is out now! A comparative study of the netherworld in ancient Egypt and China that considers the afterlife as a source of happiness. Order now: bit.ly/3Gqu0Ds

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this week’s lecture with Nicholas Ensley Mitchell has been postponed.  It will be rescheduled for later this year.

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Shedding light on contemporary conflicts, 'Jerusalem in Memory and Eschatology' edited by Emma O'Donnell Polyakov explores the connection between notions of sacred space and time in Abrahamic visions of the past and future of Jerusalem. Find out more: bit.ly/44kWS82

We’re thrilled to share Katina Magazine's review of Paulist Press: Ancient Christian Writers, calling it "an excellent addition" to existing collections on Theology & Religion Online. Read the full review: bit.ly/3IjLmm4

New release 🎉 'On Being Nonreligious in Contemporary Japan' by Ian Reader & Clark Chilson challenges the notion that even though the Japanese identify as mushukyo (nonreligious) they are still religious through tradition and institutions. Learn more: bit.ly/3GgLUZi