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Exclusions, Dualities, and Contributions by Grove Harris I am a Witch; a Wiccan priestess if you prefer; a Pagan to use a larger religious categorization, with an M.Div. from Harvard. I walk in many social and spiritual realms. I am a feminist. As a young woman, I recognized in the writings of the activist Witch Starhawk my own reverence for nature and felt a homecoming to this tradition that honors my body and self as part of nature.

Pagan Involvement in the Interfaith Movement: Exclusions, Dualities and Contributions

http://www.crosscurrents.org/HarrisSpring2005.htm

Animus: The Canadian Journal Of Philosophy And Humanities

Animus aims at a philosophical understanding of the works of Western civilization and contemporary views of these works. It seeks to promote a standpoint which is critical of dogmatic positions both within contemporary views and within the Western tradition itself. It considers relevant to its purpose not only studies of philosophical works in a stricter sense but also contributions to a clarification in the same spirit of theological, literary, political, scientific and other expressions of the tradition. Access to the journal is free.

The Pluralism Project at Harvard University

Journals

Nielsen's Psychology of Religion Pages

By Gerald Virtbauer, University of Vienna ©2008, Gerald Virtbauer Buddhism has become one of the main dialog partners for psychology since the second part of the last century. The reception of Buddhist psychological thought in the United States began primarily after the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago, 1893, where writer and publisher Paul Carus was especially attracted by presentations of Zen Patriarch Shaku Soen. His main student, Suzuki Daisetsu Teitaro (usually known in the West as D. T.

http://www.psywww.com/psyrelig/virtbauer.htm

Buddhism as a Psychological System, by G. Virtbauer

http://www.division36.org/sommervogel.html

The Sommervogel Archive

HOME Divison Basics Membership Division Events Publications Electronic Resources FOR STUDENTS Welcome to the Sommervogel Archive, a database of research in the Psychology of Religion. Developed by Dr. Michael Donahue and supported by Division 36 of the American Psychological Association, the archive presently indexes over 74,000 articles of use in the psychological study of religion. Books and book reviews also are included in the archive.

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Journal of Religion and Society

The Journal of Religion & Society has been established to promote the cross-disciplinary study of religion and its diverse social dimensions through the publication of research articles, essays and opinions, review articles, and book reviews. The focus of the journal is American religions and Western religious traditions. The Journal of Religion & Society is a refereed academic journal dedicated to the publication of scholarly research in religion and its diverse social dimensions (ISSN: 1522-5658). All submissions to the journal will be subject to blind peer review. The journal also publishes a Supplement Series (ISSN: 1941-8450) consisting of occasional collections of essays on a particular theme or topic.