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Progressive Revival
The Immigrant March in Iowa
By
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Over the last quarter century, religious has almost become synonymous with Republican and right wing. Religion has been limited to abortion, homosexuality and stem cell research. But that is changing. People of faith are reviving the movements that helped to make America a more just nation–care for the immigrant, the children and those who labor.…
“Praise the Lord–and Pass the Ammunition”
By
David Gibson
Yet another church shooting, this time at a Unitarian congregation in Knoxville, and yet another chance to ask: Where is the religious community’s voice on gun control? The numbers are staggering: 30,000 Americans die each year from gun violence, but gun control has not emerged as a significant agenda item for faith-based organizations, even though…
Who’s Going to Win?
By
Brian McLaren
One of my mentors once told me that the measure of a religion in a pluralistic society is the breadth and depth of benefits it brings to its non-adherents. It’s a fascinating thought that has kept sparking new thoughts in my mind for many years. I suppose the converse of the axiom would be something…
The System
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Sister Joan Chittister
There are clearly major problems to be considered at this time in US electoral history. the economy, foreign policy, and the blurring of lines between combatants and non-combatants, for instance. But it’s just possible that there are obstacles in the system itself that make those issues difficult to deal with. For instance: When did party politics begin…
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