Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion, Volume 34, brings together leading voices to explore the critical theme of intersectionality. This collection investigates how religious identity intersects with other social categories, such as race, gender, and class, to shape human experiences in the modern world. Through detailed case studies and theoretical reflection, the contributors provide a fresh lens for understanding the complexity of religious practice and belief in diverse communities. Whether you are an academic, a student, or a professional interested in the social-scientific analysis of faith, this volume offers a necessary and stimulating contribution to the field, challenging us to think more deeply about how religion influences—and is influenced by—the various structures of our global society.