Theology schools, facing lean times, look to one another and the web
The New York Times: Seminaries and divinity schools are in a period of unprecedented experimentation. Schools are merging; or joining together, across religious lines, in interfaith consortiums; or moving online.
The New York Times: Seminaries and divinity schools are in a period of unprecedented experimentation. Schools are merging; or joining together, across religious lines, in interfaith consortiums; or moving online.
The commodification curse
America: There is, to put it mildly, a surfeit of ethical issues facing our college campuses that would seem to require a campus-wide ethical system in response.
America: There is, to put it mildly, a surfeit of ethical issues facing our college campuses that would seem to require a campus-wide ethical system in response.
Was Jesus really nailed to the cross?
The Conversation: What was crucifixion? And why was Jesus killed that way?
The Conversation: What was crucifixion? And why was Jesus killed that way?
How will young people choose their religion?
The Atlantic: Introducing a special project on the changing nature of beliefs and practices among teens, 20-, and 30-somethings.
The Atlantic: Introducing a special project on the changing nature of beliefs and practices among teens, 20-, and 30-somethings.
Why kids must learn about religion much earlier
Time: The cost of not teaching children about different faiths has too big a price.
Time: The cost of not teaching children about different faiths has too big a price.
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