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Weblog: Stem Cell Bill's Bad (Or Providential?) Timing

Plus: Surgeon general nominee's Methodist work under fire, Time interviews Rowan Williams, church building conflicts, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 6/08/2007 01:37PM

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Scientists with faith search for common ground between science and religion | Scientists who believe, and religious scholars whose faith is unthreatened by ideas like evolution, have been much less vocal in the debate in recent years. Now, two new books make public those quieter voices (The Chronicle of Higher Education, sub. req'd.)
Keeping the faith, enjoying the fame | In the modern-day world of celebrity, religion often seems reduced to a commodity. A fashionable trend that can be bought into and discarded as easily as a red string Kabbalah bracelet or a designer yoga mat bag. A choice that has more to do with accessorizing than the afterlife (The Washington Times)
Religion today: That Pew poll on suicide bombing | The finding was described by some as a trouble spot, and even a hair-raising statistic, but many Muslim scholars had another reaction to the Pew report: What did you expect? (Associated Press)
Crises of faith | America is becoming more secular; Europe is becoming more religious. Both trends could mean trouble (Ross Douthat, The Atlantic)

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Ernie Ibbotson

Posted: June 12, 2007 11:32 AM


I am pleased to see the weblog back. I am thankful for all the work that goes into keeping it updated. I wonder if it would be possible to post daily, while making a full week's archive easily available? I think it would add a freshness to the page.

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