How to tell strangers you’re a Christian without saying “I’m not”
November 10, 2015
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What are your favorite positive ways of introducing yourself as a proud and unapologetic Progressive Christian?
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Bexley-Seabury plans to consolidate programs in one location
November 9, 2015
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Bexley-Seabury board announces plans to consolidate operations in Chicago and to offer expansive scholarship program for students from historically under-represented communities
Zen Buddhism in steep decline in Japan
November 9, 2015
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The Guardian reports that Zen Buddhism in Japan is facing an existential crisis, as the faith dwindles and temples are forced to close. Part of
Recent study suggests that children of religious families are less altruistic, more punitive
November 9, 2015
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The controversial claim from a new study is that children from religious backgrounds are less willing to share with others and are more judgmental when
New Starbucks cup is criticized for lack of overt Christmas symbolism
November 9, 2015
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A small and vocal group of Evangelical Christians are protesting the latest holiday cups from Starbucks; the company offers a new design each year, and
Speaking to the Soul: People watching
November 8, 2015
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She might have realized how the temple had failed her and that she was about to die, and thrown her two coins in anger, or as a public rebuke. Or, she might not have realized how she’d been wronged and simply taken care of this one last thing …
Isle of Man issues Christmas stamps commemorating Gaelic prayer book
November 7, 2015
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In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the SPCK Manx Gaelic BCP, the Isle of Man Post Office has commissioned a set of 5 postage stamps by a local artist.
The Diocese of Eastern Oregon announces candidates for bishop diocesan
November 7, 2015
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The Rev. Anna Carmichael, President of Standing Committee of the Diocese of Eastern Oregon has announced a slate of three candidates for the election of a new bishop diocesan.
The LDS Church denies baptism and other sacraments & ordinances to the children of same gender couples
November 7, 2015
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Earlier this past week on 5 NOV, KUTV in Salt Lake City announced that the LDS Church will not allow the children, biological or adopted, of same gender couples, legally married or cohabiting, to receive a name and a blessing at birth, nor baptism at eight years of age.
How the faithful must change politics
November 6, 2015
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Episcopal priest and former Republican Senator John Danforth says that the faithful can change politics for the better.
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