As Psychedelics Experience a Renaissance, Emory’s New Center for Psychedelics and Spirituality Seeks a Novel Approach
For years, in addition to writing about it numerous times for RD, I’ve included a…
Read MoreFor years, in addition to writing about it numerous times for RD, I’ve included a…
Read MoreIf surveyed about the relationship between religion and drugs, I’d wager that a majority would…
Read MoreHarvard University’s Center for the Study of World Religions recently held a discussion titled “What…
Read MoreMuch of the discussion of white evangelicals laments the loss of their moral standing, but such criticisms suffer under the misunderstanding that white evangelicalism in the United States has somehow devolved from a once salutary moral vision to brute political opportunism.
Read MoreNot only are claims that the religious left is “on the rise” as old as the contemporary religious right itself, but the framing of the religious left may actually further enable the religious right.
Read MoreA recent journal study found that the majority who use the psychedelic DMT do so for the expressed purpose of spiritual exploration. Will that kind of data hurt the prospects for the future study of psychedelics?
Read MoreThis week dozens of prominent evangelical leaders gathered at conservative Wheaton College, in Wheaton, IL,…
Read MoreIn the Atlantic this morning, Jonathan Merritt writes a bemused narrative of this week’s evangelical about-face as,…
Read MoreDid Pope Francis just throw a wrench into Donald Trump’s machinations to win the evangelical vote? Referring…
Read More“Turn on, tune in, drop out.” Timothy Leary’s famous exhortation still influences our view of so-called psychedelic…
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