Don't bet on the emergence of a 'religious left'
FiveThirtyEight: Despite suggestions that a progressive religious movement is emerging, it's doubtful that a revitalized "religious left" will actually materialize.
FiveThirtyEight: Despite suggestions that a progressive religious movement is emerging, it's doubtful that a revitalized "religious left" will actually materialize.
Cutting your way to greatness
Inside Higher Ed: Has cutting your way to greatness ever worked?
Inside Higher Ed: Has cutting your way to greatness ever worked?
Franciscans ask to expand church leadership pool
Catholic News Service: Franciscans ask the Pope for the "privilege" of allowing non-ordained religious brothers to be elected to leadership positions, including those with authority over ordained priests.
Catholic News Service: Franciscans ask the Pope for the "privilege" of allowing non-ordained religious brothers to be elected to leadership positions, including those with authority over ordained priests.
To protect and serve (and pray)
The Atlantic: Alabama could soon create something unprecedented in American legal history: a police department run by a church.
The Root: The racist, homophobic history of an Ala. church gunning for its own police force
The Atlantic: Alabama could soon create something unprecedented in American legal history: a police department run by a church.
The Root: The racist, homophobic history of an Ala. church gunning for its own police force
A look inside Kendrick Kellogg's hoshino stone church in Japan
Designboom: American architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg, one of the early developers of organic architecture in the mid 20th century, designed Japan's hoshino stone church.
Designboom: American architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg, one of the early developers of organic architecture in the mid 20th century, designed Japan's hoshino stone church.
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