“Is Teen Sex Bad?”
Why, yes. Yes it is. The Washington Post poses the question quoted above in what I found to be a disappointingly superficial special issue of
Why, yes. Yes it is. The Washington Post poses the question quoted above in what I found to be a disappointingly superficial special issue of
From the Episcopal Public Policy Network: Did you know that just two months ago the President and Congress cut $39 billion dollars from education, health
Perhaps you remember the diplomatic and understated commentary that Dean Paul Zahl of the Trinity Episcopal School of Ministry offered on the eve of the
Regular visitors to this blog will remember that during Lent we made our way through the Gospel of Mark. Well, Slate is going us one
One of the frustration of people whose generally liberal political views are shaped by their faith, is the the difficulty we have had in getting
A couple of months ago, I was intensely interested in how the Da Vinci Code was being marketed, and the various strategic maneuvers of Opus
I rise today to testify that it is awfully difficult to get Episcopalians excited about evangelism. We are, after all, a Church that in 2003
Have all you “Soparanos” fans out there seen the new commercials for Deadwood? What do you make of them? For those who don’t watch HBO
Say it this way: Njohn-gone-coo-lou. In-dun-gone-ay Njongonkulu Ndungane. He is the prophetic Archbishop of Cape Town and Primate of the Church of South Africa. I’ve
Jeff Weiss, of The Dallas Morning News, one of the top religion reporters in the country, has some pereceptive things to say in his weekly