
Roundup: Churches in Japan, RE in Victorian primary schools, piety and obesity, and religion in the public sphere
Churches in Japan recover as ecumenical spirit shines
As recovery efforts in Japan proceed, the full impact of the earthquake and tsunami two weeks ago continues to be felt by some of the World Council of Churches member churches there.
Religious study contested
Religious education in state primary schools discriminates against children whose parents opt out, according to a complaint to be laid today at the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission.
Piety linked with obesity
Why are church-going Americans more likely to be fat than atheists? And other questions from around the web.
Theological traditions and the dialogue with evolution
How do our various theological traditions contribute to or hinder the dialogue between evolution and our Christian faith?
Religion in the public sphere
To say that religion has power in the public sphere is not to say that it can be easily absorbed or that it should be. It is a basis for radical challenges and radical questions; it brings enthusiasm, passion, indignation, outrage, and love.
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