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Category: Theology

Who Are We At War With Anyway?

Who Are We At War With Anyway?

Posted on December 15, 2010December 15, 2010 by Karen Leslie Hernandez
I lived in a small New England town called Sudbury in Massachusetts for years. About three weeks ago, Sudbury lost one of their own to the “war on terror.”  Army 1st Lieutenant Scott Milley who w... Read More
Everything Matters!

Everything Matters!

Posted on December 15, 2010December 15, 2010 by Adam Hollowell
Ron Currie Jr.’s Everything Matters! tells the story of Junior Thibodeau, a boy who comes of age with specific knowledge of the precise date of the end of the world: June 15, 2010. Junior’s knowle... Read More
The burning oíkos

The burning oíkos

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Brad Bannon
In a world filled with violence, injustice, and hunger, what is at stake in the work of interreligious study and dialogue? This post explores this question through an allegory by Raimon Panikkar.... Read More
Judas, Snitches, and the ethics of pseudo bravado.

Judas, Snitches, and the ethics of pseudo bravado.

Posted on December 11, 2010December 13, 2010 by Garfield Swaby
K-Nice stepped through the wormhole looking more hurried than usual. He never discussed his age, but from his many first-person antedeluvian accounts, Gali had guessed that he was, well, as old as the... Read More
The Everything Profession

The Everything Profession

Posted on December 11, 2010 by Hannah Kardon
It’s finals week. That means my hair is in tatters, my body’s running on caffeine, and my brain has the privilege of concentrating on a lot of great questions. One of my favorites is the final pap... Read More
Stumbling Toward Vocation: A Catholic in Paradox or Just Awkward?

Stumbling Toward Vocation: A Catholic in Paradox or Just Awkward?

Posted on December 10, 2010December 10, 2010 by Michael VanZandt Collins
Of course, I live in what Catholics are fond of calling “paradox.” The rest of the world calls this phenomenon awkwardness.... Read More
S.A.D. Lights and Advent Candles: What is the purpose of religion?

S.A.D. Lights and Advent Candles: What is the purpose of religion?

Posted on December 10, 2010December 10, 2010 by Kari Aanestad
I suffer from situational depression, and it’s called life. Despite our different religious traditions we can all affirm that death is inevitable, loss is frequent, and life can be unspeakably painf... Read More
On the Need for a Dialogue that Endures Difference and the Conflict between Presbyterians and the State of Israel

On the Need for a Dialogue that Endures Difference and the Conflict between Presbyterians and the State of Israel

Posted on December 8, 2010December 8, 2010 by H
This week, SoF contributors were asked to consider responding to an article entitled, “Presbyterians Against Israel” posted last week by Marvin Hier and Abraham Cooper in the Wall Street Journ... Read More
Santa Theology: A Lutheran view on Naughty and Nice

Santa Theology: A Lutheran view on Naughty and Nice

Posted on December 8, 2010December 8, 2010 by John Klawiter
Spoiler alert… if your kid is old enough to read and believes in Santa Claus, close down this window and open again in a safe place. We put up our Christmas tree on the Sunday after Thanksgiving.  ... Read More
Freedom Isn’t Free

Freedom Isn’t Free

Posted on December 7, 2010December 8, 2010 by Greg DuBow
Do we have free will? The question is more than just an exercise in 
navel gazing. We inhabit a world full of coercive force. Are we free 
to step outside of the cycle of hedonism and domination? ... Read More
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