Ending poverty: can a universal basic income be a solution?
August 24, 2015
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Is a universal basic income a realistic proposition? Should people of faith support it?
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Rebuild the Churches distributes $92,000 to each of six burned churches
August 24, 2015
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After the killings at Emanuel African Methodist, and acts of arson against several historically black churches, a variety of faith-based organizations and individuals raised funds to
Aeon original video on Stoicism and death with philosopher Massimo Pigliucci
August 24, 2015
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Massimo Pigliucci, Professor of Philosophy at CUNY-City College, speaks about Stoicism and death in an original video for Aeon magazine. Pigliucci explains that suicide was considered
A sociologist in Las Vegas on atheism and morality
August 24, 2015
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Is there a morality that isn’t grounded in religious faith? Who are the great thinkers and moralists of that movement? Sociologist Lori Fazzino tells an interviewer that atheists are misunderstood, and just as moral as Evangelical Christians, in an interview about her graduate work and personal spiritual history.
The Episcopal Church wrestles with a pro-slavery history on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line
August 24, 2015
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The Cathedral of St. John in Providence, R.I., and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in downtown Richmond, VA, address the historic role of The Episcopal Church in slavery and the Confederacy.
The legacy of proslavery theology, still with us today
August 17, 2015
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Even though the majority of white people claim to oppose racism, white supremacy ignores the testimony and personal accounts of black experience, except when verified by white institutions or individuals.
Maggi Dawn blogs about reading more women theologians
August 17, 2015
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Maggi Dawn, Dean of Marquand Chapel and Associate Professor of Theology and Literature in the Divinity School at Yale, blogs about reading women theologians, and not
Attendance at black churches remains steady while others decline
August 17, 2015
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Photo from Alfred Street Baptist Church The Huffington Post explores an interesting phenomenon revealed in the statistics of declining church attendance; traditionally African-American congregations have
Julian Bond, civil rights leader, has died at 75
August 17, 2015
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Julian Bond rose to prominence in the 1960s, advocating for civil rights, and remained active until recently. He was the N.A.A.C.P. chairman in the 1990s, and
Rev. Kinman in St. Louis embraces #BlackLivesMatter, shelters activists in Christ Church Cathedral
August 10, 2015
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The St Louis American interviewed The Very Rev. Mike Kinman, dean of Christ Church Cathedral, about his enthusiastic support for the #BlackLivesMatter movement. Rev. Kinman
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