Updated What is the role of religious leaders when political choices and campaign rhetoric have moral and theological implications? Do we speak up or shut up?
Archbishop of Canterbury’s mis-characterization of Scottish Episcopal Church’s thoughts on Columba Declaration comes under fire
In one of his open dialogues on the papal plane back to Rome from Mexico, the Pope suggested that women threatened by the Zika virus could use contraceptives despite Roman Catholic teaching to the contrary.
Religion Dispatches has a great post up about the popularity of TED talks and the ways they hearken back to 19th century Lyceum lectures by
UPDATED: video removed from School of Theology web site.
This week’s release, from The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs: Roanridge Trust Award Grants announced for Episcopal Church innovative leadership development programs [February 16,
The Roanoke Times and Richmond Times-Dispatch reported yesterday that the Virginia House of Delegates has voted to grant broad protections to private entities that hold
It is never wrong, of course, to admit false steps that can be identified and repudiated, but it would be wrong to invoke the language of repentance insincerely, without clarity on what is to be repented of.
“In explaining his view that the Bible says men and women have different roles in society and that God intended men to be the “heads” of women, many present believed he was saying women should not aspire to the same career heights as men.”
The Very Rev. Miguelina Howell, the first Hispanic woman to be elected a cathedral dean in The Episcopal Church will be installed at Christ Church