Do You Choose Your Friends by Religion?
Hermann Kern, “Gute Freunde” (1904) Circling the wagons to keep them out became passé in the Sixties. Come people now, […]
Religion In America, Religion Story, religious buildings
holocaust-Genocides
How Mormon neighbors helped Utah Armenians heal the scars of 2 genocides a century apart
Roaring through gears, a large truck lumbered up an on-ramp on to I-15 in Orem, Utah, late Friday afternoon and
Interfaith, Interfaith Dialogue
Muslim convention in Rosemont promotes civic, interfaith engagement
The 53rd annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America held at the Rosemont Convention Center in Rosemont included
9/11
Interfaith Sept. 11 service planned as a show of unity against violence
The 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks coupled with recent high-profile instances of violence across the country has
Center for Pluralism, Cohesive Societies, Religion News, Religious Pluralism
A Muslim was Baptized where Jesus was Baptized
I wanted to experience the being Baptized at the Baptismal site in River Jordan. My spiritual sister Dr. Karen Hollie
Education Pluralism
Student Rights and Responsibilities, Code of Conduct & Guidelines for Respecting Religious Diversity
In order to ensure a safe, productive, and positive learning environment, Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) publishes two documents that
Human Rights
Kerry slams UN rights council’s ‘obsession’ with singling out Israel
US secretary of state vows to stand with J’lem against delegitimization. (Secretary Kerry at the UN Human Rights Council) The
Center for Pluralism, Education Pluralism, pluralism
We need to talk about pluralism in schools
“The State has a fundamental responsibility to cater for parents who do not want to send their children to a