Religious environmentalism
The Economist writes about the recent move towards environmentalism by many religious groups and individuals.
Read the rest of Religious environmentalism.Laura Duane is a former editorial assistant for The Immanent Frame and a regular contributor to here & there. Currently an editorial assistant at a major publishing house, she holds a B.A. in religion from Columbia University, where she studied religious minorities in diaspora.
The Economist writes about the recent move towards environmentalism by many religious groups and individuals.
Read the rest of Religious environmentalism.Marc Kaufman discusses the attention paid by a recent Vatican council to the possibility of life beyond Earth.
Read the rest of Faith in extraterrestrial life.In the Chicago Tribune, Tom Hamburger and Kim Geiger write about the Christian Scientist proposal to get prayer covered by the new health care bill.
Read the rest of Praying for health insurance.Diana Butler Bass calls progressive Christians to return to their historical roots this All Saints Day.
Read the rest of A progressive Halloween.At Progressive Revival, Diana Butler Bass discusses witchcraft in African Christianity and its implications for reading Christianity in Africa and in the United States.
Read the rest of Christianity and witchcraft.Richard Alleyne, science correspondent for the Telegraph, discusses a new interpretation of the Hebrew Bible.
Read the rest of What, exactly, did the Creator create?.In the Washington Post, Bruce Feiler discusses the ubiquity of representations of Moses in America’s capital.
Read the rest of America’s patron prophet.Spiegel Online interviews German-Turkish writer Seyran Ates about sexuality in Islam.
Read the rest of An Islamic sexual revolution.Shohreh Jandaghian interviews Syrian filmmaker Diana El-Jeiroudi about her documentary, “Dolls,” which parallels the Fulla doll—a veiled, Middle Eastern Barbie—with “Manal,” a young mother in traditional Syrian society.
Read the rest of Living dolls in Syria.The Economist discusses the current troubles of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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