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A New Voice in Darfur

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2008 | Dialogue, Violence/Conflict, Winter 2008

Behind the arguments over Darfur are real people with real needs. By Chris Herlinger

Mystical Rebellion in Mexico

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2008 | Featured, Winter 2008, Women and Religion

Women’s questioning of internalized norms on sexuality and their assertion of sexual rights is grounded in a new experience, and new definitions, of God. By Mónica A. Maher

Another Eros

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2008 | Dialogue, Religious Communities, Winter 2008

One woman’s revealing year away from the erotic. By Amelia Perkins

The Imagination Resists

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2008 | Perspective, Winter 2008

One of the main hooks for me in reading and writing about ‘religion’ is the delicious discovery that religious beliefs and believers do not always cut the way you might think. By Wendy McDowell

A Prophet for Then and Now

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Feb 1, 2008 | Books, In Review, Shelf Life, Winter 2008

Czelaw Milosz’s Native Realm: A Search for Self-Definition. By Will Joyner

Month: February 2008

A New Voice in Darfur

Mystical Rebellion in Mexico

Another Eros

The Imagination Resists

A Prophet for Then and Now