Humanizing Agents of Modern Capitalism? The Daily Work of Port Chaplains

Overview of attention for article published in Sociology of Religion, June 2018

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Analyzing religious activity outside of its expected institutional boundaries, Wendy Cadge & Michael Skaggs explore how "port chaplains see themselves acting as humanizing agents of modern capitalism". Read on: https://t.co/4yoEZZNThi https://t.co…

RT @SORJournal: Analyzing religious activity outside of its expected institutional boundaries, Wendy Cadge & Michael Skaggs explore how "po…

Wendy Cadge & Michael Skaggs analyze what happens when religion leaves the church and goes out to sea, examining the everyday work of US port chaplains. @CadgeWendy https://t.co/kmvNFU9Y8o https://t.co/nwIgcLq6tC

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