After the murder…
June 5, 2013
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The University of San Francisco (Jesuit) alumni magazine tells the story not of redemption, but of transformation and the ability to change: the story of
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Church of England gives up the fight against marriage equality
June 5, 2013
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The Bill now requires improvement in a number of other key respects, including in its approach to the question of fidelity in marriage and the rights of children. If this Bill is to become law, it is crucial that marriage as newly defined is equipped to carry within it as many as possible of the virtues of the understanding of marriage it will replace.
Boosting nursing in Haiti
June 5, 2013
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The Wall Street Journal’s Melanie Grayce West writes a story on Carol Roye and her colleagues’ efforts to train and accredit nurses in Haiti, leading
Rethinking ASA
June 5, 2013
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Tom Ehrich’s Religion News Service article on Average Sunday Attendance (ASA) as “a meaningless metric” is picked up by The Washington Post’s On Faith:
True Repentance
June 5, 2013
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Repent means a lot more than to feel contrition. It’s about a lot more than sins. Repent is about the direction of our lives.
Ira Glass thinks Christians get the “short end the media stick”
June 5, 2013
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Ira Glass, the non-believing child of secular Jews does his tribe proud by volunteering the opinion that Christians get a bum rap in the national
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