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Posts Tagged ‘orphanages’
Proselytism, Humanitarianism, and Development: A Panel Discussion
We return once again to the Religious Freedom Project for a panel discussion on the historical dimensions of proselytism, humanitarianism, and development that was conducted on March 4, 2015 at Georgetown University. The panel includes Thomas Farr (moderator), Michael Barnett (George Washington University), Rebecca Shah (Religious Freedom Project), and Robert Woodberry (scholar-at-large). [ READ THE FULL ARTICLE ] Rob Moll on Religion & the Brain
Can neuroscience detect the long-held notion that there is a connection between the spirit and the body? Is prayer good for the brain? And what about cuddle parties? These questions are answered by Rob Moll, an independent journalist and scholar who has investigated the current boundaries of brain science. We discuss how prayer works to alter your brain, how being in a group and touching can change your mood, and how the subconscious reacts the signals of other individuals, all in the context of religious experience. Know a student or pastor who would be interested in our free podcast series? Tell them about us; we’d love the company! [ READ THE FULL ARTICLE ] |
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