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Recent blog postings:

Book launch: A Practical Guide to Critical Religion 31 March 2026
When Regular PCR Tests Become Penance: Agamben, Biopolitics and Critical Religion 2 September 2022
Butler, gender performativity and religion 4 August 2021
Logic in Magic, and Human Cognition: Towards a new theory 17 March 2021
Politics of Love: Secularism, Religion, and Love as a Political Discourse 18 November 2020

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The CRA and the CRRG

The Critical Religion Association (this website) emerged from the work of the University of Stirling's Critical Religion Research Group created in early 2011. Interest in the CRRG grew beyond all expectations, and the staff at Stirling sought to address requests for involvement beyond Stirling by creating the CRA as an international scholarly association in November 2012. The CRRG passed on the blog and other key content to the CRA, and this is being developed here.
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