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TheReligiousLeft.org: Our Saturday Moment

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Saturday, March 30, 2013. Originally posted on Holy Saturday, 2012. A few years ago, I was privileged to join several of my colleagues from the Harvard Divinity School on a human rights fact-finding trip to Honduras. The country had been shaken some six months before by a coup d'état, and the situation, for many, remained desperate. But despite the black despair with which one might expect to meet such conditions, hope - hope for a better world, hope for true peace, hope for justice - remained. But in th...

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TheReligiousLeft.org: Bob Jones University Fails to Extend G.R.A.C.E. to Victims of Sexual Abuse

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Thursday, January 24, 2013. Bob Jones University Fails to Extend G.R.A.C.E. to Victims of Sexual Abuse. Originally posted 1/23/13 at. On December 12, 2011, Christopher Peterman. Organized the first student-led protest. In Bob Jones University’s (BJU) history. A month prior, Peterman launched a Facebook page titled “Do Right BJU”. To mobilize alumni, former faculty, staff and students to protest BJU’s refusal to remove Board of Trustees member Pastor Chuck Phelps. On November 8, 2012, BJU. 8220;School off...

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TheReligiousLeft.org: Tibet on Fire

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Tuesday, March 5, 2013. Over 107 Tibetans have set themselves on fire since February 2009 to protest Chinese rule. Thousands more have demonstrated in the streets. Thousands have been arrested, detained, and disappeared. And it all has a long and complex backstory: land grabs, forced resettlement, language restrictions, religious repression, and more. Here’s some of the information we’ve collected together, which we’re constantly updating:. Here are some examples of what we’d like to do:. Mapping the Pro...

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My review of Hometown Prophet by Jeff Fulmer | woodwonder

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A fine WordPress.com site. My review of Hometown Prophet by Jeff Fulmer. 2 thoughts on “ My review of Hometown Prophet by Jeff Fulmer. July 7, 2012 at 7:30 pm. And subscribing. When I quote from other sources, I try to at least give the title of the book. If I failed to do that on the day you found one of Nouwen’s words helpful, I’m sorry. Thanks for being a regular part of the Oboedire experience. And wow! Your site is impressive as well! July 7, 2012 at 8:45 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. June 27, 2012.

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TheReligiousLeft.org: Christianity after Louie Giglio

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Friday, January 18, 2013. Christianity after Louie Giglio. Originally posted 1/16/13 at. Louie Giglio (Jason Merritt - GETTY IMAGES). Upon initial glance, the Rev. Louie Giglio presents himself as a compassionate evangelical conservative with a ministry focusing on doing good not damning others. He isn’t calling for a day of prayer to save American from the evils brought forth by the Obama administration in the spirit of Governor Mike Huckabee. According to a Washington Post poll. Between 2006 and 2012, ...

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TheReligiousLeft.org: If I Were an Atheist I Wouldn’t Trust the Religious Either

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Thursday, July 28, 2011. If I Were an Atheist I Wouldn’t Trust the Religious Either. Posted by Tikkun Daily. On @ 11:00 am. Article printed from speakeasy: http:/ blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy. URL to article: http:/ blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/2011/07/26/if-i-were-an-atheist-i-wouldnt-trust-the-religious-either/. Crossposted from Tikkun Daily. At best, progressive religious organizations may include articles from authors that are atheist, advance viewpoints that are humanistic or attempt to engage athei...

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TheReligiousLeft.org: Prophetic Encounters: An Interview with Dan McKanan

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Prophetic Encounters: An Interview with Dan McKanan. So you can imagine how excited we were when we got wind of a recent book chronicling the very legacy which we here at the site claim for ourselves. In Prophetic Encounters: Religion and the American Radical Tradition. In Prophetic Encounters,. I sat down recently with Professor McKanan, and we explored some of the themes featured in Prophetic Encounters. It sparked a lot of interest, and arguably to a certain extent it spark...

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TheReligiousLeft.org: Language of the Left: Liberal, Progressive, and Radical

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Monday, March 11, 2013. Language of the Left: Liberal, Progressive, and Radical. Since TRL.org got off the ground about two years ago, we've had a number of questions about our decision to use the term 'progressive' as a descriptor for most of the site's political and religious leanings. Perhaps one of the foremost authorities on the Religious Left. In the United States,. Does not necessarily preclude broader institutional commitments (such as to participatory democracy as a whole). In this sense, both a...

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Jesus was Not a Republican - Author Archives

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What’s this all About? The Pathologies of Mitt Romney (Redux). October 27th, 2012 Posted by Rich. One need look no further than the second presidential debate earlier this month for concrete evidence that Mr. Romney remains a bully indeed. 8220;very” poor for that matter) are consistent with and further illustrative of a bullying mindset. Here’s what I wrote in May:. Of his former classmates, when Mr. Romney was an eighteen year old senior at Cranbrook. Described the scene as follows:. In a radio intervi...

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About the Author | Perpetual Motion by Jeff Fulmer

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Jeff Fulmer was born in Los Angeles, California and now lives in Brentwood, Tennessee, just outside of Nashville. His first novel was.