Religion and the Human, a joint series with the Center for Religion and the Human, considers religion where it is implicit as well as explicit; to reshape the national conversation about religion’s relevance to fundamental questions of being human; to intervene in the emerging science and tech interface by demonstrating that question is not merely one of ethics and values but how these discourses and practices function as religion; and thereby to inspire and coordinate research that visibly and persuasively contributes to the public good.
