Inside Higher Ed: At Wheaton in Illinois, faculty members are asking the college to drop its case against a professor who said Muslims and Christians worship the same God. Will the administration listen?
The Washington Post: Can Wheaton College survive its never-ending controversy over Muslim and Christian worship?
Baptist News Global: Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that women clergy make 76 cents for every dollar that male clergy are paid.
Religion News Service: In a change that quickly set the Catholic world buzzing, Pope Francis is allowing priests to wash the feet of women and anyone else in the community on Holy Thursday and not just men, as church law had previously decreed.
The Economist: The world was shocked by this week's revelation that a 1,400-year-old monastery in Iraq had been razed to the ground by Islamic State (IS). It raises broader questions about the way historical and spiritual monuments are treated in war zones. To make a convincing case against IS, Western governments need to demonstrate their own respect for vulnerable heritage.
The Guardian: Religion and rock harmonize at Metanóia chapel, part of a growing evangelical movement that subverts Brazilian stereotypes of Catholicism and favela violence.
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