#OccupyWallStreet and the Antichrist
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The Templeton Foundation’s Quest For The Science Of Religion
Nation article delves into the behind-the-scenes world of the controversial philanthropist.
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RDBook: Apocalypse Without God
Mark C. Taylor discusses how trends in today’s world are not “outside” religion, but are part of the history of religious thought.
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The Biblical Circus of William Stringfellow
He was an Episcopal theologian, activist, openly gay man, and connoisseur of the circus…
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Star Trek: Politics Anti-Matters
The Star Trek franchise was famous for its utopian social vision, going boldly where no popular entertainment had gone before. But the new movie takes us back in time, to an age when political divisions were in stark black and white.
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The Tweets of the Christ
On Good Friday, New York’s Trinity Church reenacted the Passion Play via Twitter, the latest social-networking sensation. Nathan Schneider reports on multitasking his way through the service.
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Seeing What They Wanna See: Religion Surveys Reflect Surveyors
Religion surveys have become a battleground for the American religious marketplace—and a magnet for big money.
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Five Things We Can Learn From Creationists
On the occasion of Darwin’s birthday, a toast to the enduring spirit of “the other side” of the Pandora’s Box opened by his remarkable insight.
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Nonviolence: Between Our Safety And Our Ideals
Nonviolent resistance movements were part of the 20th century’s eternal contribution to human history; can those ideals be sustained and reinvigorated for a new era?
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Election Day: Hope, Heartbreak, Naiveté, and Studs Terkel
We may not have had a big map, or red and blue markers, or a flashing digital electoral vote count, but some of our favorite writers agreed to share a few words on this big day.
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