T. M. Luhrmann

T. M. Luhrmann is a professor of anthropology at Stanford University. She is the author of several books, including When God Talks Back: Understanding the American Evangelical Relationship With God and, most recently, How God Becomes Real: Kindling the Presence of Invisible Others.

A Voice From Beyond

Can we sense our loved ones when they’re gone?

By T. M. Luhrmann | Wednesday June 1, 2022

God, Can You Hear Me?

Many young evangelicals are beginning to question the packaged truths offered in megachurches

By T. M. Luhrmann | Monday January 25, 2021

Varieties of Experience

Culture rewires our brains and shapes how we think

By T. M. Luhrmann | Wednesday September 23, 2020
Photo of Oliver Sacks

Head Cases

Field notes on a beautiful friendship

By T. M. Luhrmann | Tuesday September 3, 2019

Healing the Masses

The evolution of care at the nation’s oldest public hospital

By T. M. Luhrmann | Tuesday September 6, 2016

Anyone Home?

The centuries-long debate over what resides between our ears

By T. M. Luhrmann | Monday September 7, 2015

Fantastic Visions

Not crazy, just creative

By T. M. Luhrmann | Friday December 7, 2012

Living With Voices

A new way to deal with disturbing voices offers hope for those with other forms of psychosis

By T. M. Luhrmann | Friday June 1, 2012

A Voice From Beyond

By T. M. Luhrmann | Wednesday June 1, 2022

God, Can You Hear Me?

By T. M. Luhrmann | Monday January 25, 2021

Varieties of Experience

By T. M. Luhrmann | Wednesday September 23, 2020
Photo of Oliver Sacks

Head Cases

By T. M. Luhrmann | Tuesday September 3, 2019

Healing the Masses

By T. M. Luhrmann | Tuesday September 6, 2016

Anyone Home?

By T. M. Luhrmann | Monday September 7, 2015

Fantastic Visions

By T. M. Luhrmann | Friday December 7, 2012

Living With Voices

By T. M. Luhrmann | Friday June 1, 2012

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