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Graduate Theological Union considers intersection of technology and theology. Darleen Pryds (FST) comments on new prayer app.
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President Obama has been roundly criticized for his approach thus far to the Muslim world, so it will be interesting to see how the Muslim world receives the words he delivered in Turkey on Monday.
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Former 2003 Miss California Nicole Lamarche serves as a Pastor in a small Cape Cod village
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In the beginning there was light. And soon after, it seems, there were movies. And with movies came movie posters — the “heralds” that drew people into movie theaters, particularly during the Golden Age of Hollywood: the 1920s through 1950s. ...
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Religion - and its role in public life - more often than not gets a bad rap. Those who see religion as divisive may be prone to speculate what may become of the religious right or the religious left in an Obama administration. They may be failing to see the forest for the trees.
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Religion and prayer aren't new to U.S. political conventions, but this year's Democratic National Convention interfaith focus is fresh. The convention opened Sunday with the first interfaith service ever to be an official part of a Democratic convention. ...
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But thanks to art historian Jane Dillenberger we now know that the man who turned the Campbell's soup can and silkscreens of Marilyn Monroe into pop art was in fact deeply religious, and during the last decade of his life painted an extensive series of works based on da Vinci's "Last Supper."