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Secularly Speaking: How 32 Words Govern 320 Million Americans" |
November 07, 2020 |
Professor Jacques Berlinerblau explains the U.S. brand of secularism and why so many people seem to fear or hate it. And with tensions high after the election, we return to Interfaith Voices founding host Maureen Fiedler’s discussion with jazz guitarist Stephane Wrembel who describes how music nourishes his spirit. |
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Many Different Secularisms |
November 07, 2020 |
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As more Americans identify as not religious, secularism is still, in many quarters, a dirty word. Jacques Berlinerblau traces our changing attitudes towards secularism from its heyday in the mid-20th century to its current reputation as an enemy of religion.
Jacques Berlinerblau, Ph.D. Director, Center for Jewish Civilization, Rabbi Harold White Professor of Jewish Civilization at Georgetown University, and author – most recently of the forth coming book The Philip Roth We Don't Know: From #MeToo to Metempsychosis from University of Virginia Press.
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36 Words for 320 Million People |
November 07, 2020 |
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We continue our discussion with Jacques Berlinerblau. On the eve of the 2020 election, Berlinerblau looks at what American secularism may be in for in a Biden-Harris administration or a second Trump Administration. |
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