HUMAN AGENCY, BELIEFS, AND RELIGION
Conscience + Moral Injury
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Saints + Martyrs
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Economics of Religion
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Evangelicals in Guatemala
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Guatemalan Mask + Dances
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Conscience + Moral Injury • Saints + Martyrs • Economics of Religion • Evangelicals in Guatemala • Guatemalan Mask + Dances •
RACHEL M. MCCLEARY
SPEAKER • AUTHOR • MORAL PHILOSOPHER
Rachel's research, writing, and lecturing is interdisciplinary drawing on moral philosophy, social psychology, Christian theology, and the economics of religion. Interdisciplinary scholarship results in nuanced understandings of human agency, morality, social interactions, and concepts of the sacred. Rachel earned her doctorate in philosophy at the University of Chicago where she worked with Alan Donagan and Stephen Toulmin. Her current research focuses on moral agency, personal integrity, and conscience.
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Conscience + Moral Injury
Why do some people who follow their conscience and do the morally right thing suffer from guilt, remorse, and anxiety? Normally, a person who… read more.
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Saints + Martyrs
Saint-making has been a major activity of the Catholic Church for centuries. Since the Catholic Church’s formalization of the saint-making…read more.
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Economics of Religion
The field of economics of religion is interdisciplinary investigating how religion interacts with economic performance and the political and…read more.
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Evangelicals in Guatemala
The first U.S. missions to Guatemala at the end of the 19th Century represented three types of Protestantism—mainline Protestant, Evangelical…read more.
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Guatemalan Masks + Dances
Several morerias were founded in Los Altos during the second Liberal reforms (1871-1944) in Guatemala. These family-owned workshops made…read more.
