Deanna A. Thompson is a professor of religion at Hamline University in St. Paul, MN, and author most recently of Hoping for More: Having Cancer, Talking Faith, and Accepting Grace (Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2012).
Virtually There: Martin Marty, Cyberspace, and Cultures of Trust in the 21st Century
May 2020 Special Issue: COVID-19 (Volume 20 Issue 3)
[ 1] At the university where I teach, opportunities exist for students to receive funding to collaborate with faculty on summer research projects. This summer, one student working with me is investigating social forms beyond religion that provide non-religiously affiliated people (the “nones”) with meaningful community-based social ties and opportunities for civic engagement. To set […]
Virtually There: Martin Marty, Cyberspace, and Cultures of Trust in the 21st Century
September 2012: Building Trust (Volume 12 Issue 5)
[1] At the university where I teach, opportunities exist for students to receive funding to collaborate with faculty on summer research projects. This summer, one student working with me is investigating social forms beyond religion that provide non-religiously affiliated people (the “nones”) with meaningful community-based social ties and opportunities for civic engagement. To set the […]