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Religion and Humor	Moved from within: Voice of the Faithful as an intra-institutional social movement

Religion in contemporary Native America: Traditional practices, modern identities	Performing gender, enacting community: Women, whiteness, and belief in contemporary public demonstrations

Hands, hearts, and heads: Childhood and esotericism in American Waldorf education	Making and unmaking political myth in the era of human rights

Gender, Muslim family law, and contesting patriarchy in Mandate Palestine, 1925--1939	Devoted to nature: Environmental spirituality and religious change in the Pacific Northwest

State of nature: Spirituality as public religion in national parks	Remembering the cruelest month: The network, labor, and haunting of memories of Columbine

Scaring the Jesus into you: American Hell Houses in performance	Ganti andung, gabe ende (replacing laments, becoming hymns): The changing voice of grief in the pre-funeral wakes of Protestant Toba Batak (North Sumatra, Indonesia)

Women trustees of Allah: Methods, limits, and possibilities of "feminist theology" in Islam	Balancing Values: Re-Viewing the 1882 Bombardment Of Angoon Alaska From a Tlingit Religious and Cultural Perspective

Jewish identity between "religion" and "race" in Shaare Tefila Congregation v. Cobb	The Effects of Evangelical Christianity on State Formation in Sri Lanka

The Pelagian Controversy: A Heresy in its Intellectual Context	Religion Is What Individuals and Societies Make of It: Moderators of Religion's Effects at the Level of Person, Situation, and Culture

Spirit Messengers, Divine Encounters: Practitioner Inhabitants of the Anlo-Ewe Spirit World	Imagining the End: Apocalyptic Imagery in Visual Media

Between Christian and Hindu: Khrist Bhaktas, Catholics, Hindus, and the negotiation of devotion in the Banaras region