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What Does Heidegger’s Anti-Semitism Mean for Jewish Philosophy?

…the conclusion that recent attempts to harness the apophatic tradition of Western Neoplatonism together with Derridean deconstruction in order to construct a viable postmodern negative theology— a religion without religion—are not radical enough! Not only are these philosophies of transcendence guilty of a turn to theology that defies the phenomenological presupposition of an immanent phenomenality, but they fall short on their own terms, since t…

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Another Slender Man Attack?

…these writers were dependent on translators and their ideas often reflect Western Theosophy rather than Tibetan Buddhism. Much like the Jewish story of the golem, tulpas are regarded as dangerous and prone to rebellion. (David-Neel claims she created one in Tibet but had to put it down). ​Whether one believes in the paranormal, the tulpa is a useful metaphor for legend complexes, which become more potent the more discourse is generated about them…

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Father Roy Bourgeois: Connecting Political Violence with Vatican Discrimination

…eeks to close the US Army School of the Americas—which is now known as the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security and Cooperation (WHINSEC). SOA/WHINSEC trains soldiers from Latin America who are responsible for a slew of murders and kidnappings including the murder of six Jesuit priests, Archbishop Oscar Romero, four US Churchwomen, and countless others. Every November, thousands travel to Fort Benning to protest the SOA and promote nonviolenc…

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Indonesia: As Volcano Erupts, a Spiritual Loss

…ed with the extravagance, corruption, and single-minded dedication to self-promotion of political and business elites. Even Islamist groups who normally denounce beliefs like Mbah Marijan’s as “unbelief” rushed to embrace his memory. This is a face of Islam that people in the United States and other Western countries too rarely see. News of Islam too often repeats stereotypes of violence and extremism, projecting the views and acts of a tiny minor…

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Irish Vote Reflects Diminished Moral Authority of Catholic Church

…orld. “We’re losing the marriage battles — that’s the truth, especially in Western Europe,” said Ignacio Arsuaga, a Spanish activist who founded a global online campaign platform called CitizenGo. (Its board includes Brian Brown of the United States’s National Organization for Marriage.) “Our arguments are not reaching the majority of society. The majority of society just think in the terms that were promoted by the gay lobby: ‘This is a question…

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Bristol Palin’s New Book Reveals Heterosexual Agenda

…their lives of depravity, and encourage unhealthy practices that will spread disease and advocate for abusive relationships. It’s not gays and lesbians who are out to destroy Western civilization, marriage, or even religion. Bristol Palin reveals that this has been the heterosexual agenda all along….

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Moscow Suffers its Most High Profile Defection Yet

…out against the war. Prominent Russian Orthodox churches and seminaries in Western Europe, under the authority of the Moscow church, have broken away—or at least thought about it. Now the UOC-MP, long a supporter of ecclesiastical and cultural unity between Russia and Ukraine, has declared its independence. The move came during a meeting of UOC-MP bishops on Friday May 27th. The UOC-MP has also reached out to the OCU, saying it hoped for dialogue….

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American Anti-Gay Campaign in Africa Opposes “Fictitious Sexual Rights”

…es. Slater told me the same thing, saying “We do not support any laws that promote violence against homosexuals.” She added that her organization presents research showing that gays can change orientation. Such research is relevant to her stance because, “laws that promote violence would discourage therapy for people with unwanted same-sex attraction.” I asked Mrs. Slater if she considers a 14-year jail sentence a form of violence. She said that h…

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How Thanksgiving Became All Dinner, No Worship

…sepha Hale, also from New England. When New Englanders participated in the western expansion of settlements, they frequently campaigned to continue the thanksgiving tradition in their new locations. Hale became their most prominent national advocate, serving as the editor (she preferred “editress”) of Godey’s Ladies Book, the most widely read magazine of its time in the United States. Described by one modern commentator as a combination of Oprah a…

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The Landmark 85-Year-Old Report Absent From Debates Over Missionary’s Death

…alist impulse indoctrinated in a theology of American exceptionalism and a Western “civilizing” project. Yet few have interrogated how American Christianity’s past reckoning with the legacy of its foreign missions can inform the Chau case. It’s a tradition filled with debate over the ethics of its strategies, projects and goals. Never has there been a more urgent time to do so. In 1932, a commission known as the Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry p…

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