The Faith Communities and Civil Society Lecture series, which will take place throughout the fall, will explore religion’s role in the post-communist conflicts of Eastern Europe.
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Kenyan Professor Explores African Spirituality and Religion
Rev. Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, S.J. spoke about African faith and religion on Feb. 1 in Gasson 305.
Opinions, Column
Triumphs Of Babel
Humans are built to be diverse—cultural and linguistic differences are not artificial divisions, but expressions of what is most deeply and beautifully natural in us.
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Playing Religion Roulette
Religion and God might be less of a calling, and more of just a game of secular slots.
Opinions, Column
God In The Oval Office
The president-elect places his hand on the Bible and swears an oath to defend the Constitution, but it is an oath that makes no reference to the Judeo-Christian God. This gesture is an anomaly among developed countries.
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Sainthood Today
The recent canonizations of popes John XXIII and John Paul II have inspired a number of people to become modern-day Dantes and put the canonized pontiffs in hell.
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Lenten Ads, Articles Reveal Students’ Traditions, Attitudes, And Sacrifices
Students have taken both fervent and funny approaches to Lent over the years.
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BC Grad Compares Locke To Muslim Liberalism
Few people might ever think to compare the philosophy of Muslim liberalism to that of Enlightenment thinker John Locke.
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Boisi Center Lecture Addresses Faith and Fiction
Fiction, especially science fiction or mystery, is not usually the go-to source of spiritual guidance.
