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Expand your understanding of the ways religion shapes the world with lectures, interviews, and reflections from Harvard Divinity School.
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609 episodios
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In this episode, Kevli Sheth, MDiv II, reflects on her path from Western Kentucky to Harvard Divinity School, and we explore how Jain and Hindu traditions, Kathak dance, and feminist movements have been important elements of her spiritual formation.
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Marshall Laidlaw (he/him), MDiv III, is an emerging scholar of American religions and sexuality from Red Wing, Minnesota. In this episode of the Hope Podcast, we hear how his work seeks to uncover the hidden histories of queer and trans religious communities, particularly around the HIV/AIDS crisis…
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In this episode, Maya Lee, MDiv III, shares their journey from Brooklyn to Harvard Divinity School, and we explore their deep engagement with Buddhism, social justice, and hospital chaplaincy.
Miriam Pellegrino is an artist and designer compelled by the strange and the Sacred. They work as a human-centered design researcher, strategist, and illustrator. Miriam is also a student at Harvard Divinity School, where they are working toward a Master of Theological Studies with a focus in inter…
What did religion actually look like in America in 1776? In this episode of Harvard Religion Beat, host Jonathan Beasley speaks with Harvard Divinity School professor Catherine Brekus about the role of faith in Revolutionary America—from Sunday worship and the influence of ministers to the experien…
Is the world becoming more religious or less religious? Gina Zurlo, Lecturer on World Christianity at Harvard Divinity School, talks about the demographic, cultural, and social forces reshaping religion around the globe. Drawing on a recent Pew Research Center report on religious diversity, Zurlo e…
In this episode, Hiatt and Jordan celebrate the end of their tenure as Hope Podcast hosts by interviewing each other about poetry, ministry, and how the two together make a kind of life.
In this episode, Hiatt and Jordan celebrate the end of their tenure as Hope Podcast hosts by interviewing each other about poetry, ministry, and how the two together make a kind of life.
One year after his election, Pope Leo XIV’s leadership is beginning to take shape—blending continuity with change. How is he guiding the Catholic Church in a moment of global uncertainty, and what does it reveal about the future of the papacy? Raúl Zegarra, Assistant Professor of Roman Catholic The…
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