Kristie Welsh | Harvard Divinity Bulletin

Can We Talk (about Animal Rights)?

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 15, 2014 | Dialogue, Nature, Philosophy/Ethics, Winter/Spring 2014

We tend to hold strong, opposing moral intuitions on animal rights issues, but perhaps we can agree on areas to make partial improvements. By Roger S. Gottlieb

Echo

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 15, 2014 | Poetry, Winter/Spring 2014

Poetry by Frannie Lindsay

Reflections on Pope Francis

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 15, 2014 | Christianity, Featured, Religious Communities, Winter/Spring 2014

Pope Francis has already set a very different tone, but do these differences in lifestyle and message signal a significant transformation within the Roman Catholic Church? By Francis Schüssler Fiorenza

Three Poems by Bijan Jalali

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 15, 2014 | Poetry, Winter/Spring 2014

Poetry by Bijan Jalali; translated from the Persian by Hamed Kashani and Gary Gach.

An Equilibrist Vodou Goddess

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2013 | African American Religions, African Religions, Dialogue, Religion and Sexuality, Summer/Autumn 2013

The Vodou spirit Ezili Freda represents an image of femininity defined by Haiti’s complex history. By Eziaku Atuama Nwokocha

Author: Kristie Welsh

Can We Talk (about Animal Rights)?

Echo

Reflections on Pope Francis

Three Poems by Bijan Jalali

An Equilibrist Vodou Goddess