try to translate some of our concerns in a universal language so that we can have an open and vigorous debate rather than have religion … In Catholicism, this is the heresy of indifferentism, which holds that one religion is just as good as another and all religions can…
Nations of every culture, race, religion, and level of development have embraced democracy and adapted it to their circumstances and … The ideal of freedom in all of its various expressions (speech, religion, etc.) has its source in Christian principles, principles…
problem with the West’s approach to terrorism, according to Nawaz, was that many viewed Muslim terrorism as a problem with the religion … “The ideology that motivates these terrorists today has very little to do with the religion of Islam. … It’s the difference between a religion and a radical ideology,” he said.…
The founder of the John Templeton Fund for Progress in Religion and the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion, Sir John died Tuesday … 1973 he established the Templeton Prize as a direct answer to the Nobel Foundation’s unwillingness to recognize achievements in religion … and virtue, and to dispel imagined irreconcilable differences between religion, science and the free market.…
President George Washington, in his farewell address, emphasized his conviction about the necessity of religion to our national welfare … “Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity,” he declared, “religion and morality are indispensable supports … The Founders understood that, without religion, our form of government could not long survive.…
New York Sen. Charles Schumer (D.) says the GOP is "clinging" to drilling."Why are they clinging to this?" he's quoted saying in the NYT."They are mired in the past." Well, count me as "mired," "clingy" and, you know, "bitter." Just don't tell my boyfriend.
Especially on religion -- an odd state of affairs for a religious enterprise. … Western Anglicanism by theological activists whose purpose is the remolding of Christianity into something less like the old-time religion…