Why Is Water Sacred to Native Americans?
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Women's Studies in Religion Program Research Associate Rosalyn LaPier writes that for Native Americans, water does not only sustain life–it is sacred.
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1114 results for "HDS in the News"
1114 results for "HDS in the News"
The Existential War Between ISIS and France
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Visiting Professor Jocelyne Cesari writes about the recent attacks in France and why the country seems to be a target.
Mother Teresa and Me (and You)
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Professor Frank Clooney, director of the Center for the Study of World Religions, recalls his encounter with Mother Teresa, who will be canonized as a saint on Sunday, September 4.
Video: Faculty Panel: HDS in the New Century
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On April 26, as part of HDS's celebration and recognition of the Deanship of William A. Graham, a panel of HDS faculty members reflected on his accomplishments over the last decade and spoke about the future of the School.
On God and Walmart
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What has made Walmart the world's largest corporation? According to scholar Bethany Moreton, the reason largely is a strong religious base.
James's Barking Crab: Becoming a Person in a Mechanistic Universe
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HDS Professor of Philosophy and Theology David Lamberth gives the lecture "James's Barking Crab: Becoming a Person in a Mechanistic Universe," which aired on WBUR's World of Ideas.
The Logic of Calvin's Reform
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Ahead of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, Professor Michelle Sanchez writes that if Martin Luther's reform was triggered by a critique of indulgences, John Calvin's was triggered by a critique of idolatry.
Zionism, Christian History, and the Pope
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Professor Kevin Madigan writes about Francis' recent comments on Israel and Zionism in an op-ed piece.
Harvey Cox's Radicalism
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The Nation magazine examines how Professor Harvey Cox has played a profound role in shaping liberal Christianity in America.
HDS Grad Hopes to Alter Military Culture
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Lukas Filler likes a challenge. One of the 6-foot-5-inch former competitive swimmer's favorite pastimes is surfing … in the New England winter … before dawn.
Scholarly Journal Reveals Precious Gems; Marks Major Milestone
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One of the oldest scholarly theological journals in the country, Harvard Theological Review celebrated its 100th anniversary on April 11 at HDS.
Humans of HDS: Path to Buddhist Ministry
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In a wide-ranging interview, HDS instructor in Buddhism Chris Berlin discusses music and mantras, end-of-life care, and interfaith healing.