WRITING THE BIBLE

Writing the Bible is a short course published on Audible that explores the question, “Who wrote the Bible?” The course is available here. A description of the course and supporting materials are available here.

THE RELIGION, RACE & DEMOCRACY LAB

The Religion, Race & Democracy Lab (2018–2024) supported teaching, facilitated research, and produced stories in many forms on religion, race, and democracy. It was committed to the idea that learning more about how religion and race work with democratic societies can help us to live together in today’s pluralistic and increasingly global societies.

In addition to featuring the exciting work of it faculty and student partners (available on the website), the Lab continues to host it podcast, Sacred & Profane, which is available on the website and on iTunes.

BIBLE ODYSSEY

As a public outreach of the Society of Biblical Literature, Bible Odyssey provides the general public accessible scholarship on the Bible and critical approaches to it. Articles by Halvorson-Taylor include:

Ahasuerus and Esther
David’s Downfall
Diaspora Literature
Esther
Exile in the Hebrew Bible
Genesis 22 within the Abraham Cycle
Is the Song of Songs Sacred or Secular?
Presence and Absence of the Lord
The Second Creation

GOD $ GREEN: AN UNHOLY ALLIANCE

The story of how potent forces came together to mount an army of climate change skeptics in the name of God, country, and capitalism— video from the Religion, Race & Democracy Lab.