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The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself?
Why are so many people so afraid today of so much? As a peace educator remarked recently in a blog discussing guns, “The U.S. seems to have become a culture constrained by fear: fear of some threatening other invading our … Continue reading
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Guns and Me
What kind of gun control makes sense? The national conversation tends to be polarized between staunch pro-gun or anti-gun positions. To break up polarized thinking and open dialogue, sometimes it helps to begin by asking people to tell their personal … Continue reading
EVANGELICALS AND CATHOLICS MEET IN DIALOGUE
Do Evangelicals and Catholics have similar or different conceptions of God? What beliefs do they share? Is there a basis for solidarity between them? A small group including theologians, church administrators, and lay persons has been meeting in dialogue over … Continue reading
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A Young Boxer Breaks a Mold
Claressa Shields, the young boxer who won a gold metal in the first-ever women’s boxing event at the Olympics, challenged some deep-seated stereotypes when she was interviewed last week by Stephen Colbert. It seemed to me that this young black … Continue reading
