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By Political Theology Network
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Upcoming Political Theology Gathering in Denver!

The journal Political Theology and the Political Theology Network invite you to join in a Gathering in Denver on November 18 from 6:30-9pm.

The journal Political Theology will host a gathering open to everyone who might be in Denver on November 18 from 6:30-9pm at Gaslamp (1437 Market St, Denver CO). The first 100 guests to register will receive a free drink ticket for the event. Register here!

At the event, we expect to celebrate what was published in the journal Political Theology or on the Political Theology Network website this year. The journal’s editorial team will briefly speak, and at 8pm, Janna Hunter-Bowman will offer a brief reflection on her new book Witnessing Peace: Becoming Agents Under Duress in Columbia, the first book to be published in the Transforming Political Theologies book series.

This event is happening simultaneously with the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature. Help spread the word on Facebook! And spread the invitations below to your networks.

By Political Theology Network

The Political Theology Network aims to be a hub for exploring the intersection of religious and political ideas and practices. The Network is interdisciplinary, publicly engaged, and committed to building links between theologians, practitioners, and humanities scholars. Riding a wave of scholarly interest in political theology that itself follows the increasing visibility of religion in public life, the Network seeks to create the infrastructure that will allow this interest to flourish in the long term, supporting discussions of political theology in the classroom, in scholarly research, and in the public arena. By bringing scholars thinking with the term “political theology” from throughout the humanities together with scholars of religious traditions, we aim to thicken the appreciation of religion’s complexity among the former while sharpening the critical edge of the latter.

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