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Scripture on the Budget: What the Bible Says About National Priorities
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Eric Sapp
We all know that as soon as we start talking about budget and taxes, the Republicans put away their Bibles and turn to Darwinian social and economic theories to support their policy positions. The problem is that Democrats and progressives have not been effective at holding the GOP budget policies to the same lens of…
Slumdog Millionaire: An Oscar for Hope in the Face of Hopelessness
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guestblogger
Vineet Chander is the Coordinator for Hindu LIfe at Princeton University and communicartions director for ISkCON. Even as the world celebrates the eight Oscars that “Slumdog Millionaire” took home tonight – including the coveted Best Picture and props to A.R. Rehman’s infectious soundtrack – in its native Mumbai, the film remains a hotbed of controversy…
Can a Prayer be Gay?
By
Paul Raushenbush
Oklahoma lawmakers voted on whether to include a prayer in the official record, largely because the minister praying was gay. As David Waters at the Washington Post reported: Oklahoma legislators demonstrated the divisive power of state-sponsored prayer last week when — apparently for the first time there — a routine motion to enter an opening…
God In a Box: Dissenting Thoughts On Obama’s Faith-Based Office
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Ed Kilgore
As it happens, I am a huge and consistent supporter of President Barack Obama and his agenda. I’ve spent a lot of time explaining and defending his approach to “bipartisanship,” which doesn’t have many friends, left or right, these days. And moreover, I was originally attracted to him as a presidential candidate in no small part because of…
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