
Ekaputra Tupamahu begins, “I see whiteness everywhere.” Even groceries are white; that is, anything that is new to white people is labeled as “ethnic.” Quoting Sara Ahmed, he notes that…

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…wine made from Sicilian grapes. (5) Different forms of theology use different standards of discourse, and Catholic theology is defined by the Scriptures and magisterial teaching. Griffiths does add that…
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…which preoccupied a previous generation of scholars of religion and politics. Instead, the authors look at a power that intervenes to reform being itself, “the unity of life” or its…