Clergy loan forgiveness? Fr. Sam Keyes February 9, 2012 Commentary Last week, the Department of Education released guidelines outlining exactly who qualifies for loan forgiveness. It turns out that employees whose work is related to "religious instruction, worship services, or any form of proselytizing" don't fit the bill.
Fleming Rutledge on the KJV Fr. Sam Keyes February 6, 2012 Commentary There have been a great many articles about the King James Version of the Bible during and since last year's 400th anniversary, but to my mind none more eloquent and convincing that the one by Robert Pogue Harrison, Professor of Italian (!) Literature at Stanford, which appears in the Feb. 9 issue of The New York Review of Books.
Third patron opposes Covenant Douglas LeBlanc January 31, 2012 News No Anglican Covenant Coalition announces its third patron: Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch.
When it’s all about you Craig Uffman January 28, 2012 Commentary "The secular age is, for Charles Taylor, an era in which unbelief is the default context in which we encounter and seek fullness and human flourishing."
Ex. 19-21; Ps. 23; Matt. 24 Christopher Wells January 27, 2012 Commentary The third of three meditations I have written for the Center for Biblical Studies
Ex. 16-18; Ps. 22; Matt. 23 Christopher Wells January 26, 2012 Commentary The second of three meditations I have written for the Center for Biblical Studies
Ex. 13-15; Ps. 21; Matt. 22 Christopher Wells January 25, 2012 Commentary The first of three meditations I have written for the Center for Biblical Studies
Outfoxed by God Douglas LeBlanc January 23, 2012 Commentary In that insomniac spring, the first epiphany came. It was almost an intellectual leap: the possibility of God.
