Mutual Aid Begins at the Dinner Table
“Mutual aid” is often discussed today as something improvised in emergencies: neighbourhood food networks during Covid, tenant groups resisting eviction,…
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Does religious social capital succeed where environmental bureaucracy fails?
Every year, as the post-monsoon haze settles over the Indo-Gangetic plain, a remarkable transformation occurs across India, specifically in the…
Beyond Indifference and Denialism: Brazilian Pentecostals and the Climate Question
Why were Pentecostal churches absent from climate debates in Belém? Priscilla Cagnoni Garcia, a social anthropologist teaching at the University…
Portraits of Spiritual Crisis in Modern Chinese Visual Culture
Nafeesah Riaz, who holds an MA in Chinese and History from the University of Edinburgh, examines the representation of spiritual crises…
The LSE Faith Centre: Why here and why now?
As part of our tenth anniversary celebrations, we’ve launched a blog series to commemorate and reflect upon the work of the…
Acceptance and curiosity: An interview with LSE’s Muslim chaplain
As part of our tenth anniversary celebrations, we’ve launched a blog series to commemorate and reflect upon the work of the…
Community and connection: The story of Ashtanga yoga at LSE
As part of our tenth anniversary celebrations, we’ve launched a blog series to commemorate and reflect upon the work of the…
Mormon TikTok tradwives and the politics of agency
With viral attention on Mormon influencers, Ella Jones provides an analysis of the specific critiques aimed at religious women on…
Psychedelics and religion: A complex relationship
To help us understand the emerging research into psychedelics and religion, Alberto Cavallarin and Hans Van Eyghen curate an overview of…
The Batte of Armageddon
Many things today are termed “The Battle of Armageddon,” but this phrase specially belongs to the Bible and can only…