Nonreligious Imaginaries of World Repairing

Lori G. Beaman is the Canada Research Chair in Religious Diversity and Social Change and Professor in the Department of Classics and Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa, and Principal Investigator of the Nonreligion in a Complex Future Project. Timothy Stacey is a Lecturer in Religion and Politics at Leiden University, the Netherlands.

• Chapter 1: Introduction, by Lori Beaman and Timothy Stacey.- Chapter 2: Theoretical and methodological background to understandings of (non)religion, by Peter Beyer.- Chapter 3: How New is the Study of Nonreligion?  Theological Contributions to the Emergent Reflection on Nonreligion in Social Sciences, by Solange Lefebvre.- Chapter 4: Going, Going, Gone? Canadian Churches and the Rise of Non-Religion, by Brian Clarke.- Chapter 5: The mobilization of religious and nonreligious imaginaries in Argentine sexual politics, by Hugo H. Rabbia and Juan Marco Vaggione.- Chapter 6: Cultural Creatives: Embodiment of A Trans-Modern Vision, by Julia Itel.- Chapter 7: Reweaving spheres: towards an ultimate meaning of practice, by Timothy Stacey.- Chapter 8: Not radical, not preaching, but reaching out to others: Nonreligious expressions of identity and relationality through food, by Anna Sofia Salonen.- Chapter 9: ‘World-repairing’ and ‘non-religious’ in law: antithetical notions or new mindsets?, by Dia Dabby.- Chapter 10: Collaboration Across Difference: New Diversities and the Challenges of our Times, by Lori Beaman.- Chapter 11: Afterword: Towards an Understanding of Being Human, by Douglas Ezzy.