(BLOOMINGTON) – American Religion, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to critical inquiry and cultural expression in religious studies, was launched recently by Indiana University Press, the College of Arts and Sciences and the new IU Center for Religion and the Human.
Editors Sarah Imhoff and M. Cooper Harriss aim to broaden the range of what is studied and what is considered part of “American religion.”
The journal is funded by a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation as part of the “Being Human” project — a program that will explore what it means to be human through a variety of perspectives and will be overseen by the Center for Religion and the Human.
