Kim Knibbe is Associate Professor Anthropology and Sociology of Religion. Grounding her work in ethnographic research, she theorises the ways religion is a factor in contemporary societies and interacts with secularity, particularly around the themes gender and sexuality and, more recently, reproduction. Her curiosity is guided by the question of how people navigate between what they consider to be 'given'  and what they believe to be human-made and therefore subject to change.