And Who Else Would We Be? | This May Be The Most Unusual Religious Broadcast In The World | The "More Ancient Than Thou" Claim | Things The Godly Say: Respect My Beliefs! | Learning To Cook In The Kitchen Of The Gods | When Virtue Becomes Vice And Vice Becomes Virtue
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And Who Else Would We Be?
I thought writing this book would be cathartic. In some ways, it was. But in many ways it just served to confirm the maddening truth I've known all my life: the world does terrible things to women. Read more
by Erin Wathen   | Irreverin
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This May Be The Most Unusual Religious Broadcast In The World
It's not the most obvious subject for a podcast, but a group of young Quakers in Nottingham have recorded their 30-minute silent meeting so as to share their "oasis of calm" with the world. Read more
by Deacon Greg Kandra   | The Deacon's Bench
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The "More Ancient Than Thou" Claim
The Reformation was a claim by Protestants like Luther and Calvin to be "more ancient than thou" when it came to the Catholics, ignoring as they did the Orthodox. In a splendid essay on "The... Read more
by Scot McKnight   | Jesus Creed
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Things The Godly Say: Respect My Beliefs!
My response when theists demand I respect other people's beliefs. Read more
by Courtney Heard   | Godless Mom
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Learning To Cook In The Kitchen Of The Gods
Damh the Bard said that following an established religion is ordering off the menu and developing your own spirituality is cooking for yourself. I like that metaphor. But too many people walk into... Read more
by John Beckett   | John Beckett
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When Virtue Becomes Vice And Vice Becomes Virtue
I encounter this all the time. One man's "righteous zeal" seems to another an unjust burst of rage. We call out the "false humility" of some, while their defenders will stand up for such a person's... Read more
by Chase Padusniak   | Jappers and Janglers
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