Religious scholars examine gender, sexuality
The speakers discussed how traditional religious views of gender roles have changed.
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Scholars explore links to religion, conflict
Experts also considered the increasing number of non-religious millennials.
Interfaith Council holds conference
The day-long event included workshops, speakers and a speedfaithing activity.
Campuses must encourage support systems
Support systems are crucial in college. From the financial support of family members to the moral support of friends, a network of caring people will make the rigor and stresses of college more manageable and enjoyable. A new proposal to create permanent Hindu prayer rooms on all U.S. college campuses should continue to extend the […]
Postdoc gives talk on science, superstition
The USC fellow spoke about the Catholic Church’s influence on science in the Middle Ages.
We Have a Pope falls short of potential
Despite strong acting, creative cinematography and effective direction, We Have a Pope succumbs to a disappointing plot.
Professor discusses role of religion in 2012 election
USC’s Political Science Department and Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies hosts a lecture.
Should all employers cover contraceptives?
Though religious institutions should have exemption, religiously affiliated hospitals and schools should still provide birth control.
Should all employers cover contraceptives?
By exempting religiously affiliated institutions, the government has demonstrated rightful respect for Americans’ freedom of religion.
New Swedish religion gets file-sharing right
In America, sharing files is a criminal act. In Sweden, the practice is now a religious experience. Last month, Sweden officially recognized The Missionary Church of Kopimism. The religion sees all information as sacred; thus, file-sharing is a holy act. The founder, Isak Gerson, hopes Kopimism’s followers will one day have the freedom to transmit […]