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As the controversy over, perhaps soon-to-be ex-tenured associate professor of political science at Wheaton College Larycia Hawkins continues to boil, it is worth thinking about the statement that got her into trouble.
Shane Clairborne reported yesterday on a shocking convocation address given by Jerry Falwell Jr. at Liberty University on Friday.
Seyyed Hossein Nasr is an 82-year-old Iranian Islamic philosopher and University Professor of Islamic studies at George Washington University.
Any Christian assessment of violence in any other religion must face the violence in our own sacred texts.
He has a radio “audience of over 1 million listeners on more than 180 stations nationwide.”
A yoga student recently sent me an email describing comments made during class by the yoga teacher.
Bernard Starr, writing in the HuffingtonPost finds evidence that there may be a move among Christians to reverse the tragic trend of antimsemitism that has characterized so much of the history of the church.
I do not know much about Vikings. But the current Viking Exhibit at the Royal Victoria Museum clearly demonstrates that they had a rich and varied culture.
I do not know if Dennis Prager considers himself a practicing Jew; he appears to have been raised in a Jewish context. But, regardless of his personal faith commitment, or lack thereof, Mr. Prager is not shy about stating controversial opinions.
In A Spacious Place 
An Open Letter To Christian Refugee Sponsorship Groups
January 9, 2016 in Current Comment | Tags: Christianity, Church, Immigrants, Refugee Sponsorship | 2 comments
I have no idea if the story is true. I do not know any concrete details or specifics; there are no names attached to this sorry tale.
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