August 27, 2018
This summer, the Religious Freedom Research Project funded six doctoral students exploring the sources, development, and consequences of religious freedom. Through original research, they made new observations about colonialism and Catholic conversion in Goa, the role of the Anglican Church in the American colonies, religious and economic liberties after the Great Awakening, religious accommodation, and Islam and Europe. This week the Berkley Forum features their reports.
Response: 114 Pizza & Dolci: Ways Towards Muslim Integration in Europe
Lulie El-Ashry
August 27, 2018
Response: Borrowing and Lending: The Fiscal Activity of the Established Church in the Colonial South
Alyssa Penick
August 27, 2018
Response: How Religious Liberties Became Property Rights in Colonial New England
Erik Nordbye
August 27, 2018
Response: The Concept of Conversion
Aditi Rajeev Shirodkar
August 27, 2018
Response: Faith in Conquest: Colonialism and Catholic Conversion in Goa
Aditi Rajeev Shirodkar
July 9, 2018
Response: Islam and Europe: The Role and Impact of a Muslim Convert Community
Lulie El-Ashry
July 9, 2018
Response: The Cost of Free Religion: Religious and Economic Liberties in the Great Awakening
Erik Nordbye
July 9, 2018
Response: The Double-bind Situation of Muslim Spokepersons in Minority Contexts
Margot Dazey
July 9, 2018
Response: The Fate of the Parish: Religion and Government in the Chesapeake, 1720-1820
Alyssa Penick
July 9, 2018
Response: The Vast Universe of Religious Accommodation
Mark Storslee
July 9, 2018
