Deader than dead?
August 3, 2011
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Kurt Gray from the University of Maryland has found that people, especially religious ones, tend to think of PVS patients as having less mental capacity than a corpse.
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Author: Nicholas Knisely
Your (church) website: design matters
August 3, 2011
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Design still matters. The web, for the most part, is a visual experience . . . Users tend to develop their initial level of trust based on superficial elements, i.e. design. And how they use the site is very much determined by how it is arranged visually and how well the information is presented.
The Bible is no bludgeon – Rev. Peter D’Angio
July 31, 2011
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“If marriage were to become available in Pennsylvania … I would absolutely get married.”
Beating back those big church utility bills with smart choices
July 31, 2011
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“St. Columba’s now expects to save up to $12,000 a year after joining the purchasing group.”
The language of faith: rich, complicated, historically layered
July 31, 2011
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Anglican comprehensiveness depends partly on our ability to turn a conversation back on its ear and ask, “What do you think you mean when you use that word?”
Prayers for Kenneth Leech
July 31, 2011
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The Anglican priest/writer/advocate is described as being gravely unwell at this time, with respiratory assistance now removed.
Disparity on the way to the debt ceiling
July 31, 2011
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“For people of every background, assets declined during the Great Recession, but the liquidation was faster among African Americans and Hispanics.”
Evangelicals and evangelism: putting an end to us-versus-them
July 24, 2011
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How does a religion of love and radical inclusion become … well, the opposite?
Congrats, Phyllis and Connie: gay marriage lands in New York
July 24, 2011
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Thousands of applications poured in, and so far hundreds have made the cut.
Even ‘Carmageddon’ respects religious boundary markers
July 24, 2011
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The recent road project in L.A. known as Carmageddon shows how respect for religious traditions can create cooperation even for the most mundane of projects.
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