 United Church Observer |
Interview with Douglas ToddUnited Church ObserverKids are interested in this stuff, but there's this fear in the public school system of being seen to be promoting religion. Q You seem to have a love-hate relationship with the spiritual-but-not-religious set. A The fact is, liberal churches need to ... |
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Singles, churches can take separate pathsThe Courier-JournalOften, she said, young singles embrace the label “spiritual but not religious.” Meanwhile, many adults, particularly men, don't want to marry until they gain financial independence, Cosby said. “Because of the economy, psychologically, I've found that ...and more » |
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Sermons & singlesThe ColoradoanOften, she said, young singles embrace the label "spiritual but not religious." Meanwhile, many adults, particularly men, don't want to marry until they gain financial independence, Cosby said. Sociologist Bradford Wilcox of the University of Virginia ...and more » |
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Spirituality as ParodyChristian PostHence, the "spiritual but not religious" identification. As Chuck often noted, people identifying themselves as "spiritual" would build "god kits" for themselves, borrowing bits and pieces from various religions. This "borrowing" rarely, if ever, ... |
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Dialogue with McLaren: The Church Question (VI)mySteinbach.ca (blog)This is not a pleasant and helpful prospect, but one I have also witnessed and been tempted by. A third option is to just drop out of church entirely. Some find this an attractive option because it allows them to remain “spiritual but not religious,” ...and more » |
 Boston Globe |
Growing demand for spiritual directorsBoston GlobeDriving the growth are millennials like Weaver, who are more apt than previous generations to identify as “spiritual but not religious.'' Ed Cardoza, Weaver's spiritual director and the founder of Still Harbor, a South Boston nonprofit, ... |
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To Ross Douthat, Hooray For HereticsHuffington Post (blog)New York Times columnist Ross Douthat's new book, Bad Religion, has been getting a lot of attention lately. It would not be fair to comment on a book I haven't read, but I can say this: I love the subtitle: How We Became a Nation of Heretics.and more » |
September 14, 2008
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