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In the Age of ‘Gossip Girl,’ Kids Need Empathy Lessons
By
Donna Freitas
The CW series “Gossip Girl” has not only made sniping–among both the younger sexes–ubiquitous, but it’s glamorized it, too. It’s not that middle school and high school students never talked behind each other’s backs before, or but the internet has taken forums for this nasty behavior to a new level. And besides, “Gossip Girl” makes…
Pro/Con Views About New Series: ‘Kings’
By
Donna Freitas
Given that NBC’s new series, “Kings,” is lifted straight from the Old Testament, it’s more or less a feast for religion scholars and for “religiously minded” folks when it comes to pop culture. Even though we might agree that “Kings” has a lot of religion going on, whether it’s a good show that lives up…
Another Opening Day is Here, and Thank God for It
By
mkress
Despite the rain pouring down here in New York City, despite the recession, despite the unsettling feelings pervading so much of our lives these days, another Opening Day is here for Major League Baseball. And not a moment too soon–a chance to lose ourselves in the game, to re-engage with the beauty of the sport,…
National Poetry Month: Wendell Berry’s ‘Wild Blessings’
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Kris Rasmussen
Beliefnet has begun its celebration of National Poetry Month and while I love poetry, in trying to think of a poet to write about for Idol Chatter, I came upon a favorite of Crunchy Cons, the egrarian philosopher/minister Wendell Berry.I became curious about Berry’s life and work while planning a trip to Louisville and last…
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