Religion and the Individual: Belief, Practice, and Identity

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prayer; technology; healing; Pentecostal; belief; ritual; transduction; radio; Abraham Joshua Heshel; Nostra Aetate; Vatican II; Judaism; Pope Francis; inter-faith dialogue; Simmel; Dodd; Foucault; money; value; financialization; secularization; theology; Christianity; Buddhism; missions; Burma; United States; visual culture; material culture; study of religion; belief; believing selves; cognitive dissonance; individual; society; workplace spirituality; critical theory; archaeology of knowledge; existentialism; philosophy of the subject; ethnography of capitalism; cognitive linguistics; neoliberalism; religious studies; management theory; religion and capitalism; religious identity; possible identities; future selves; narrative identity; aspirations; women; Mary; Mulian; alcohol; Baptist; Santa Muerte; death; female; drinking; temperance; Pentecostalism; morality; sexuality; marriage; monogamy; reproduction; infertility; Lazzarato; Anglicanism; Church of England; social theology; capitalism; posthumanism; ethics; politics; African American religious history; Religion in America; jazz; Duke Ellington; Mary Lou Williams; Walter Benjamin; messianism; time; money; value; n/a