Religion & Theology 29/1-2 (2022)
- Nicole M. Bauer - J. Andrew Doole, "The (Re)Invention of Biblical Exorcism in Contemporary Roman Catholic Discourses," 1-33
- Jeremy Punt, "In an Age of Populism: Exploring the Intersections between Religion, Race, Whiteness, and Doing Biblical Studies," 34–58 (abstract)
- Maria Doerfler, "Introduction: Do Religions Die? Theorizing Death and Demise of Greek and Roman Religions," 83–86
- Jeffrey Brodd, "Theorizing the Demise of Greek and Roman Religions," 87–98 (abstract)
- Olivia Stewart Lester, "Death, Demise, and the Decline of Prophecy," 99–109 (abstract)
- David Frankfurter, "The Dwindling and Haunting Persistence of Ancient Religions," 110–119 (abstract)
Response
- Gerhard van den Heever, "Revisiting the Death/s of Religions," 141–173 (abstract)
