Kristie Welsh | Harvard Divinity Bulletin

Islam’s Long War Within

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 1, 2005 | Autumn 2005, Featured, Islam

The West may just be noticing it, but conflict over a “reformation” has actually been raging in the Muslim world for more than a century and a half. At stake is the faith itself.
By Reza Aslan

Differing Without Demonizing

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 1, 2005 | Autumn 2005, Dialogue

Red and blue, or why not purple? By Jon Meacham

From Trauma to Trust?

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Apr 1, 2005 | Books, In Review, Spring 2005

Irving Greenberg’s For the Sake of Heaven and Earth. By Ernest Rubenstein

Reclaiming the Rainbow

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Apr 1, 2005 | Featured, Spring 2005, Writers & Writing

Daria Donnelly took children’s literature very seriously, in her book reviews and in her passionate conversations with adults and young people alike. By Wendy McDowell

A Trip Worth Taking

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Apr 1, 2005 | Featured, Spring 2005

Teaching a course called “Faith, Politics, and Society” at Harvard is like asking for lightning to strike. But there are clear rewards. By Jim Wallis

Author: Kristie Welsh

Islam’s Long War Within

Differing Without Demonizing

From Trauma to Trust?

Reclaiming the Rainbow

A Trip Worth Taking