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How is our lived experience of religion and spirituality changing? Where are the boundaries of religion being tested and transformed? How will scholars and practitioners define and understand religion in the future?
A multi-generational panel conversation of scholars and practitioners explored the shifting structures of religious practice and identity, and shared insights about the emerging landscape of spiritual community.
Panelists:
Dr. Nancy Ammerman, Boston University
Dr. Christopher White, Vassar University
Dr. Anna Sun, Harvard Divinity School and Kenyon College
Casper Ter Kuile, Harvard Divinity School
Angie Thurston, Harvard Divinity School
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Full transcript here: https://hds.harvard.edu/news/2019/04/23/video-lived-religion-spirituality-2019
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