All Posts Tagged With: "the-reluctant-fundamentalist"
Muslim Identity Is Not Always About Religion, Two Novelists Show
By Andrea Useem, Religion BookLine — Publishers Weekly, 5/16/2007 (reprinted here with permission.)
With a title like The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Mohsin Hamid’s new novel (Harcourt, April) invites readers to expect a story of religion gone bad. But instead of radical preaching or religious fervor, the book details the transformation of Changez, an Ivy League-educated Pakistani, [...]
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Prof. David Skeel, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania and an evangelical Christian, wrote a blog entry about ...
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This verse is incorrectly translated - more on this (below) and other aspects of women's rights in marriage have been ...
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Kerrie, I'm hearing that the copies, assuming that we're talking about the same ones here, aren't going to be on ...
Thanks Marcello. You make a good point in questioning whether blogging is essential for professional survival. I know a number ...
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