ldquo The Silence rdquo a Frontline investigation of church abuse in Alaska airs on PBS on Tuesday April 19 at 9 p m The tiny white plane banks scouting out the cluster of shack-like homes below spread out on a field of snow then lands in what is a God-forsaken stretch of Alaska 200 miles s
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God Did What? Ilia Delio’s “Faith and the Cosmos” (4/4) reminds me, as I work on my Ph.D. in historical theology at a Catholic university, that few of my colleagues are capable of doing much in regard to science and evolution. The biggest obstacle is not lack of desire, let alone a
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” God Did What? Ilia Delio’s “Faith and the Cosmos” (4/4) reminds me, as I work on my Ph.D. in historical theology at a Catholic university, that few of my colleagues are capable of doing much in regard to science and evolution. The biggest obstacle is not lack of desire, let alone
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Diplomacy as Exit Strategy: Guest editorial
Better to settle with a word, as St. Augustine wrote, than with the sword.
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Wringing Hands Maryann Cusimano Love’s “The Constitution, by Heart” (3/28) clearly defines what is wrong with our country today. One political party, pretending to be fiscally and socially conservative, proposes a budget that cuts social services upon which so many of our poorest c
Posted inIn All Things
How to Evaluate A Professor
This post is part of an occasional series on How To Succeed in College Click on the author s name above for previous posts Perhaps the most controversial issue in education today is teacher evaluation and its relation to compensation Should the ldquo better rdquo teachers rdquo be paid more
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Letters
The ‘Real’ Drinan If I understand Raymond A. Schroth, S.J. (“Career Interrupted,” 3/7), he prefers that the late Congressman Robert F. Drinan, S.J., be remembered as a champion of many worthy causes and one whose storied political career was cut short by the Vatican and pro-l
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March Selection
We thought this book although published last fall would be appropriate reading during the season of Lent Dominican Father Wilfrid J Harrington a professor of Scripture at the Dominican House of Studies in Dublin is a highly regarded scholar who has written on the subject for many decades The