This blog from The Washington Post/Newsweek is titled A Conversation on Religion with Jon Meacham and Sally Quinn. But in truth there is little or no conversation. Instead, every week or so, a question is thrown out to a panel of experts who are invited to submit their opinions. Usually three or four respond, generally with well-written thoughts.
The open comments section is magnet for cranks, and because it attracts so many, is not particularly useful.
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In tough times, do those of us who handled our finances responsibly have a moral obligation to bail out those of us who didn't? Are we our brother's keeper economically?
The more I think about...
Enough! No--Too much!
Amid all the justified outrage we all feel at Bernie Madoff and the AIG bandits, let us save some intense outrage for Pope Benedict XVI.
U.S. Catholic bishops are defending their direct involvement in congressional deliberations over health-care reform, saying that church leaders have a duty to raise moral concerns on any issue, including abortion rights and health care for the poor. Do...
The Fort Hood shootings have raised questions again about how the military should handle the personal religious beliefs of its soldiers, whether they are evangelical Christians, Muslims, Wiccans, and so on. What is the proper role of religion -- and...
What effect will the Fort Hood shootings have on the American public's perception of Islam?...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
Proposed health-care reform legislation includes a provision that allows Medicare to pay for "end-of-life" counseling for seniors and their families who request it. The provision -- which Sarah Palin erroneously described as "death panels" for seniors...
Is there good without God? Can people be good without God? How can people be good, in the moral and ethical sense, without being grounded in some sort of belief in a being which is greater than they are? Where do concepts such as good and evil, right...