The Weight and Wonder of Everything We Do Not Know
Lucy Bryan turns to science to help her understand her abiding religious uncertainty.
Lucy Bryan turns to science to help her understand her abiding religious uncertainty.
Paul J. Schutz wants to promote humanity’s sense of interconnectedness with other creatures.
This has been a rough six weeks for all us progressives living in North Carolina. Back on May 8th, we became the 31st state in the union to restrict the rights of same-sex couples through a constitutional “marriage” amendment (NC Amendment One), and this week the state legislature voted to allow “fracking,” a largely untested […]
(This post is by Bryne Lewis Allport) In preparing for a recent class, I had the opportunity to interact with “What Is It Like to Be a Bat?” by Thomas Nagel. Apart from supplying me with interesting directions for my students’ discussion of the mind/body distinction, the article provided me with food for thought […]
A review of James Cameron’s new film AVATAR that explores the historical and theological ideas of the film.
In this interview, Paul Griffiths discusses the contours of the current relationship between theology and education.
Review: Who Killed the Electric Car? Directed by Chris Paine. Sony Pictures, 2006. 92 minutes. “In the end, the fight for the electric car was a fight for the future.” This all-encompassing statement, given three-quarters of the way through Who Killed the Electric Car?, reveals the heart of the matter, the kernel of the film: the electric car […]