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In the News: Racism, Ramadan, Romanian Witches and more!

Posted on June 25, 2015 by Kali Handelman

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

Posted in Today | Tagged abortion, afghanistan, anthea butler, anti-semitism, baptism, Black Church, buddhism, Charleston, civil war, Claudia Rankin, climate change, colonialism, Edwidge Danticat, egypt, elisabeth elliot, Emanuel AME, enlightenment, evangelicalism, fashion, flannery o'connor, France, gay marriage, genealogy, gun control, guns, hijab, history, hussein rashid, india, islam, jacob lawrence, Jewish Quarter, judaism, Laudato Si, Literature, marriage, Maurice Chammah, mormons, mother emanuel, mourning, Muslim women, nathan schneider, orientalism, Partition, pope francis, prayer, prisons, race, racism, ramadan, religion and guns, religion and sports, romania, s. brent plate, Satanic Temple, saudi arabia, scotus, secularity, sexuality, slavery, Soccer, south korea, Ta-Nehisi Coates, talmud, television, Tikki, William Dalrymple, witches | Leave a reply

Alone with The Misfit

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Kali Handelman

“Jesus was the only One that ever raised the dead,” The Misfit continued, “and He shouldn’t have done it.” Continue Reading →

Posted in Timeless | Tagged a good man is hard to find, flannery o'connor, resurrection, the misfit | Leave a reply

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