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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Losing our religion
A new study seeks to shed light on why people are leaving religion in the United States. From the summary, “The American religious landscape has undergone substantial changes in recent years. However, one of the most consequential shifts in American … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, in the news
Tagged Jesus, mainstream Christianity, Marcus Borg, Religion, Religion study
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Allegiance
Colin Kaepernick had a long week. The professional football player refused to stand during the playing of the National Anthem, last week. Thursday night he compromised, and “took a knee.” Responses have varied. Kaepernick explained his reason after the game: … Continue reading
Posted in culture, in the news
Tagged Flag, Jesus, Kaepernick, military, National Anthem, Nationalism, Rachel Held Evans, resident alien
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St. Fiacre
St. Fiacre “Gardeners and taxi cab drivers have a patron saint in St. Fiacre. Said to be the illegitimate son of a Scottish king, he was raised in County Kilkenny at a Kilferagh monastery. He developed a local reputation for … Continue reading
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