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It’s Episode 10! Lucas and Joel tackle two essays by J.Z. Smith (“Fences and Neighbors” and “The Devil in Mr. Jones”) from his collection _Imagining Religion_. Highlights include: Considering whether or not religious studies scholars should have to read philosophy before engaging in theory and method debates; a discussion of the use or incompatibility of natural scientific concepts for religious studies; Joel makes Lucas uncomfortable with references to Billy Graham; and Joel reveals his impression of Dr. Nick from the Simpsons he didn’t know he had.
By The Seminar RoomIt’s Episode 10! Lucas and Joel tackle two essays by J.Z. Smith (“Fences and Neighbors” and “The Devil in Mr. Jones”) from his collection _Imagining Religion_. Highlights include: Considering whether or not religious studies scholars should have to read philosophy before engaging in theory and method debates; a discussion of the use or incompatibility of natural scientific concepts for religious studies; Joel makes Lucas uncomfortable with references to Billy Graham; and Joel reveals his impression of Dr. Nick from the Simpsons he didn’t know he had.