# Mary Jane Rubenstein

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Galileo's lost letter

Galileo famously insisted in the early 17th Century that the Earth goes round the Sun and not vice versa – an idea that got him into deep trouble with the Catholic Church. In 1633 Galileo was put on trial for heresy by the Inquisition, and was threatened with imprisonment, or worse, if he did not r…

Mary Jane Rubenstein /// Astrotopia Pre-Launch [Excerpt]

In this Interrupted podcast excerpt, Jordan Miller and Matt Baker speak with Mary Jane Rubenstein, Professor of Religion and Science in Society at Wesleyan University. We discuss goats, Elon Musk, technology, theological method, telescopes, Ukraine, and more. MJR's most recent project, Astrotopia: …

Mary Jane Rubenstein | Maternal Materiality

In this TCM mini-episode you’ll hear a very short talk given by Mary Jane Rubenstein last November as part of the New Materialism, Religion, and Planetary Thinking seminar at AAR in Boston. Your can read more about her here where's there's also links to some great videos.

Ep 1: Space Odyssey

the cooperative's Big Little Issues Podcast Episode 1: Space Odyssey Dr Janice McRandal talks with Dr Luke A. Barnes, Prof David Clough and Prof Mary-Jane Rubenstein about aliens, the multiverse and the billionaire space race.   Show Notes: Dr Luke A. Barnes Luke A. Barnes is a Lecturer…

[Ep 10] Mary Jane Rubenstein: Astrotopia Pre Launch [Interview]

In this episode of Interrupted, Jordan Miller and Matt Baker speak with Mary Jane Rubenstein, Professor of Religion and Science in Society at Wesleyan University. We discuss goats, Elon Musk, technology, theological method, telescopes, Ukraine, and more. Her most recent project, Astrotopia: The Da…

The Many Forms of the Divine: A Conversation with Mary-Jane Rubenstein on Pantheism, Nature, and Science

Most of us probably associate the divine with the Christian God, or at least with a monotheistic, anthropomorphized God, but of course this is not the only way to think of divinity and one fascinating and controversial alternative is pantheism, the view that the material world, universe, or nature …

Expanding Mind – Sacred Matter

A conversation with philosopher of religion Mary-Jane Rubenstein about wonder, horror, animism, the multiverse, Heidegger, Einstein, Hawaiian telescopes, and her book Pantheologies: Gods, Worlds, Monsters (Columbia).

Mary-Jane Rubenstein | Gods, Worlds, Monsters

In this episode, Jake Given and Matt Baker speak with Mary-Jane Rubenstein, about goats, metaphysics, science, Freud, Spinoza, panpsychism, and so on. Mary-Jane Rubenstein is Professor of Religion at Wesleyan University; core faculty in the Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program; and affil…

Mary-Jane Rubenstein /// Energy and Change Pt 6

We continue our exploration of Clayton Crockett’s book, Energy and Change: A New Materialist Cosmotheology. Specifically, Mary Jane Rubenstein, Matt Valler, and Matt Baker discuss chapter 6 on Radical Theology and the Nature of God. Get the book: http://cup.columbia.edu/book/energy-and-change/978…

Mary-Jane Rubenstein: Pantheism and the Godness of Nature

What if nature isn’t just alive—but divine? Pantheism, once branded heresy, is finding new adherents among those who don’t consider themselves religious but still sense something sacred and wondrous in the living world. Mary-Jane Rubenstein, a scholar of philosophy and religion, traces the long, co…