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A Localist Worldview

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jan 20, 2010 | Books, Christianity, In Review, Winter/Spring 2010

Robert Wuthnow’s Boundless Faith. By Elizabeth Parsons

Spiritual but Not Religious

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jan 20, 2010 | Christianity, Featured, Religious Communities, Spirituality, Winter/Spring 2010

Many moderns tend to presume practicing religion risks making one less spiritual, but sophisticated writings by medieval monastics suggest that traditions, texts, and rituals provide the very means for engendering a spiritual like. By Amy Hollywood

Leaning toward Enlightenment

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jan 20, 2010 | Art, Buddhism, In Review, Winter/Spring 2010

Shinjo Ito’s artworks are both beautiful and powerful works of art and profoundly religious images. By Margaret R. Miles

The House off Straight Street

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jan 20, 2010 | Winter/Spring 2010

[Not available online] Damascus, the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, is teeming with microsocieties and with religious diversity. By Stephanie Saldaña

Pope Benedict, Disaffected Anglicans, and Holocaust-Denying Bishops

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jan 20, 2010 | Christianity, Dialogue, Winter/Spring 2010

There is a link between the recent invitation to accommodate Anglicans into the Roman Catholic Church and Pope Benedict’s rehabilitation of schismatic bishops. By Kevin Madigan

Month: January 2010

A Localist Worldview

Spiritual but Not Religious

Leaning toward Enlightenment

The House off Straight Street

Pope Benedict, Disaffected Anglicans, and Holocaust-Denying Bishops