From devastating racially-motivated murders in Charleston, South Carolina, to a contentious SCOTUS ruling on same-sex marriage, to heightened partisan rhetoric from presidential contenders, the constant discord at all levels of society has never been more apparent. Continue Reading...
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July 09, 2015
Hard Hearted Lutherans Behind Greece’s Problems?
On the The Economist’s religion and public policy blog, the writer Erasmus pokes holes in a theory put forth by Giles Fraser, a left wing Anglican priest, who sees conflicting theories of the atonement of Christ as one of the causes of so much misunderstanding in the European Union. Continue Reading...
July 09, 2015
Five fundamental First Amendment freedoms in five minutes
Thirty-three percent of Americans cannot name any of the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment.
That’s a startling finding in the 2015 State of the First Amendment Survey, a project sponsored by the Newseum Institute. Continue Reading...
July 09, 2015
Does ‘Laudato Si’ Lead Inevitably to Fossil Fuel Divestment?
July 09, 2015
Does Buying Fair Trade Goods Help Poor Workers?
July 09, 2015
The Economy of Order: Justice Requires Love
July 09, 2015
Greece: By The Numbers
July 09, 2015
Profile of an Acton University Attendee
July 08, 2015
Greece, America, and the Pension Tipping Point
July 08, 2015