At the heart of the Templeton Pluralism Fellowship is a commitment to original scholarship. Each fellow engages in a research project that contributes to academic discourse around pluralism, religious diversity, and public life. The work spans theology, philosophy, political science, sociology, and beyond—reflecting the complexity of our shared pluralistic landscape.
Moving Beyond a Missionary Model
to Muslims? Considering J. Dudley
Woodberry Today.
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to Muslims? Considering J. Dudley
Woodberry Today.
Decolonising Palestinian Liberation Theology: New Methods, Sources and Voices.
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Legislating Morality: The Political Enthusiasm of Christians | On How the Law Fails and the Gospel Succeeds
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EVANGELICALS AND INTERFAITH ENGAGEMENT:
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8 Reclusive Female Authors Any Literature Lover Should Read
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Comparative Scriptural Reading of Muslim-Christian Marian Texts: How God Reveals Through the Embodied Experience of Pregnancy
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Oppression in American, Islamic,
and Jewish Private Law
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and Jewish Private Law
Michael Bloomberg Has a Long
History of Islamophobia
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History of Islamophobia
Race, Religion, and the Echoes of Status
Insecurity in US Foreign Policy
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Insecurity in US Foreign Policy
What are Our Duties and Moral Responsibilities
Toward Humans when Constructing AI?
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Toward Humans when Constructing AI?
The (Dis)parity of White
Muslim Political Attitudes
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Muslim Political Attitudes
Perpetuating Islamophobic Discrimination in the United States: Examining the Relationship Between News, Social Media, and Hate Crimes
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The Templeton Pluralism Fellowship
A catalyst for Christian+Muslim discourse.
