目次

1 Introduction Sabrina D. MisirHiralall 　 Part I: Our Role as Public Intellectuals 2 The Future of Religious and Theological Studies: What Is Our Responsibility as Public Intellectuals? Sabrina D. MisirHiralall 3 Claiming Our Voice: Religious Studies and Public Scholarship Michael D. Waggoner 4 A Scholar’s Lament: Public Acts of Grief in a Nation of Religious Minorities Nathan C. Walker 　 Part II: Public Intellectual Theology for the Common Good in the Post-Truth Era 5 Tragedy and Resistance: Religious and Theological Studies for the Common Good Joel C. Daniels 6 Chess Boards and Boxing Gloves: Public Theology, Aesthetics, and Post-Truth Politics L. Callid Keefe­-Perry 7 Theological Inquiry and Leadership in a "Post-Truth" Era: Insights from Blessed Oscar Romero Marc DelMonico 　 Part III: Pedagogy and Praxis of the Public Intellectual 8 Decolonizing the Classroom: Experimental Strategies for Decolonial Pedagogy and Praxis Gabriel C. Crooks 9 The Responsibility and Limits of Military Chaplains as Public Theologians Adam Tietje 10 Religion and Leadership: Taking Some Cues from Focolare’s ‘Inundations’ Marian Maskulak 11 The Faithful Frame: Interfaith Conversation and the Role of the Public Intellectual Reverend Jane Huber and Rabbi Seth Wax 　 Part IV: Public Intellectualism Across The Borderlines of Religion and History 12 Welcoming Syrian Refugees in Turkey: The Role of Religious Discourse in the Case of Diyanet Aysenur Sonmez Kara 13 The Philosophy of Islamic Sufism in Public and Private Piety Dr Walead Mosaad 14 Public Intellectuals at the Dawn of the Anthropocene Age: Can we ReMember? Sara Jolena Wolcott 15 Theological Anthropology: Christianity's Metaphysic of Oppression Roberto E. Alejandro 　 16 Conclusion: Scholars of Religion and the Duty to Speak and Act Christopher L. Fici and Gerald S. Vigna