Iranian ‘running man’ spreads message of world peace
May 31, 2012
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Yasmin Khorram writes on CNN about the saga of Reza Baluchi: He’s been running all his life, running for freedom, running for peace.
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Graceful, yes, but of necessity? Rowan Williams’ inter-church partners
May 31, 2012
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“Originally a progressive Anglo-Catholic who supported the ministry of women and gay people and a brilliant scholar, he has long been fascinated by the Orthodox church and its rich spiritual heritage.”
Voters tire of politicians invoking religion
May 31, 2012
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Charles Blow at the New York Times notes how politicians love to invoke religion and how tired Americans are of hearing it.
Are the amendments a step too far?
May 31, 2012
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Debate on amendments to the Church of England Act of Synod which will enable appointment of women as bishops continues. Thinking Anglicans reports on several viewpoints. Will the amendments be a step to far for supporters of full equality of women in the episcopate? Will it bring any anti-women as bishops voters to support the Act?
Living Lenten Wisdom in the Greening Time: Fasting
May 31, 2012
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by W. Christopher Evans To hear the praises of Orcas, we may have to sail silently; To smell the incense of Redwoods, we may have
Trinity and “hungry love”
May 31, 2012
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This [i.e. the infant Christ] is a child who cannot bear to be separated from his mother. We have seen that God is not ashamed
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