Robin Williams’ Belief of Kindness for All
August 15, 2014
[dropcaps]O[/dropcaps]n August 11th, the world tragically lost a great man at the fate of his own hands. But not just any man. This was someone who
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A First Encounter with Amma, Hindu Divinity and Peace Bringer
August 13, 2014
[dropcaps]T[/dropcaps]he Hindu religion was founded on monotheism and divine omnipresence. This divinity can occur in many forms, but sometimes, it can occur in people. Amma is
Keeping the Faith and Football with Tim Howard
July 17, 2014
[dropcaps]V[/dropcaps]ery few positions in major sports require as much burden as the goalkeeper in football. Virtually the last player between the ball and the net, the
Up-and-Coming: Jay Dent on Living Life Big
June 29, 2014
She’s sassy. She’s sweet. She’s a force to be reckoned with. At 17, California State University Long Beach senior theater major Jay Dent decided, “I need
Prince: Balancing Faith and Stardom
May 12, 2014
[dropcaps]A[/dropcaps]t first glance, Prince appears to be the quintessential rock-star: flamboyant costumes, charismatic stage presence, and soaring rock-and-roll songs. However, a further examination into Prince’s lifestyle
On the Menu, Social Justice with Valarie Kaur
May 9, 2014
[dropcaps]T[/dropcaps]wenty five hungry Stanford University students will not only have a chance to share a meal with their fellow cohorts, but also enjoy some food for
Three Women, One Testimony: Genocide Survivors Converse Forgiveness and Tolerance
May 3, 2014
“Steven Spielberg is my second [Oskar] Schindler” Holocaust survivor Celina Biniaz reminisced, “without the release of Schindler’s List, I would not have the voice to speak
Interview with Kelly Thornton Smith: A Mother Who Leads By Example
April 9, 2014
[dropcaps]K[/dropcaps]elly Thornton Smith is the founder of the Center for Living Peace in Irvine, California. She is actively involved in philanthropy locally and beyond and has
Interview with Jay Sanderson: CEO, Father, and Storyteller of Judaism
April 3, 2014
[dropcaps]T[/dropcaps]apestries, traffic jam compassion, and human responsibility—this is how Jay Sanderson sees the world we live in. President and CEO of The Jewish Federation of Greater
Interview with Dr. Edward Slingerland: Leader of a $3-Million Research Project on Religion
April 1, 2014
[dropcaps]D[/dropcaps]r. Edward Slingerland, professor of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia, and author of a new book, Trying Not to Try: The Art and
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The separation between church and state was a long-held belief by many, even with legal implications. This carried over into the school system, with removal of
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In the fertile land west of the Sea of Galilee, a team of Israeli archaeologists recently unearthed a remarkable discovery, a 2,100-year-old agricultural farmstead. The old
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For most of us, the decision to get a job was less related to an internal desire, but rather the economic and financial need to make
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As religious communities are increasingly transitioning to online spaces, circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic have opened up an unanticipated partnership: between faith groups and Facebook. As