Does Religion Lead to Tolerance or Intolerance? An international three-day conference in Oxford, organised by the Science and Religious Conflict Project team. It is an interdisciplinary conference on the theme of empirically informed approaches to understanding the ways in which religion increases or decreases tolerance.
Loyal Books
The Religious Studies Project
UCL
None
Ntokozo
Maarten van Doorn
Oxford University
None
Cillian Judge
McGill University
None
Honor Seares
Stephanie Marsh
CindiBeth
None
UCL
The Open University
Leah Katona
The Skeptical Thinker
Greg Cootsona
webmaster@yarrainstitute.org.au
Prof. Dr. Manfred Pirner
Prof. Dr. Manfred Pirner
Malory Nye
The Open University
melcassy64
Lisa Renee
Steven Kettell
New Books Network
Griffin Elzey
Aidan
Nathan Wagner
Jenny Semple
shreya jaiswal
Eduardo Torres
Loyal Books
Puro
Tanye Richards
Dynamic Duos Discuss Dogmas
Dale Weatherford
Business as usual
TIANYU ZHANG
Loyal Books
Diane E. O'Connell
The Sovereigns
None
Shannon Fernandes
Kathleen Zhao
Religion Outside the University - KCL TRS
Oxford University
Ailene Woz
Robert W Ahrens
The Seminar Room
Ileana Ogilvie
William Matthew Tinch
Maddox DeWoody
Selena Johnson
Oxford University
Nicholas Burgess
New Books Network
Elijah Donato
Plato's Cave
Michael Burtzlaff
Knopf Books for Young Readers, Random House Books For Young Readers
Thoughtology
Angelos Sofocleous
phaya
Roden Mark Afinidad
shanel squire
The Duo
Contagion Religion Cities
Dennis osei
Loyal Books
Jonas Atlas
Institute for Religious and Cultural Understanding
mike solomon
Hubhopper
Brian Wallis
Knights of Thermopylae Inn of Court
It Is What It Is
Hakim johnson
Mo'Reese & Ashley
Arnold
Sarah Salgado
Shoshana Pederson
נחש
Cambridge University
Prosper Mutandadzi
Jason Crimson Chin Martinez
Alyssa
Jacob Perry
Mark Silverman
Tirrell Youngblood
storyofamericanreligion
Liudmila Nikanorova
AV
Samuel Loncar, Ph.D.
Raffii Shaik
Truth 101
Cambridge University