Skip to content

a review of religion and media

Facebook
Twitter
Instagram

Search

CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE
Menu

Tag: chaplains

In the News: Wax, Wits, William James, and more!

Posted on August 21, 2015 by Kali Handelman

A round-up of the week’s religion news. Continue Reading →

Posted in Today | Tagged Bible Museum, blogs, books, brook wilensky-lanford, CATHOLICISM, chaplaincy, chaplains, christian film, christianity, comedy, death, dying, ethics, facebook, feminism, Illness, IRS, islam, John Oliver, judaism, Mark Zuckerberg, military, museums, Muslim, muslim girl, nathan schneider, oliver sacks, Patton Dodd, Peter Manseau, race, rawls, religion in the public sphere, religious freedom, rorty, s. brent plate, Sabbath, sacrifice, skype, stephen colbert, technology, Televangelism, television, United States, william james, women and Islam | Leave a reply

Atheists in Foxholes

Posted on November 6, 2013 by Kali Handelman

To be a chaplain in the U.S. military, do you have to believe in God? Continue Reading →

Posted in Timely | Tagged ahteists, chaplains, fred folmer, holy, Rudolf Otto, us military | Leave a reply

The Revealer is published by the Center for Religion and Media at NYU

Copyright © 2024 The Revealer All Rights Reserved.

Catch Everest Theme by Catch Themes