Nathan Lang’s latest film poses profound questions
Filmmaker puts a controversial question at the forefront of his latest project, God in the Box.
Tag Archive for: religion
The term interfaith overlooks key religions
Partially in response to President Barack Obama’s challenge issued in March to bridge religious divides and build understanding while giving university students a chance to participate in community service projects, USC hosted an interfaith memorial on Sept. 11, commemorating the 10th anniversary of that fateful day. Calling the event “interfaith,” though, doesn’t really say anything […]
Increased presence of religion is dividing politics
Faith, not partisan politics, is what is driving a stake between the Democrats and the GOP.
Letters to the editor
Response to Jordan Lee Jordan Lee, in her recent Daily Trojan column “Science and faith are not exclusive” (4/13/11), contributes to what she describes as “the false dilemma — faith in religion or faith in science.” She quotes a recent speaker, Dr. Peter Atkins, as saying that “a scientist who believes in God is […]
Messages chalked on ground
USC students of The Zeitgeist Movement wrote the sidewalk messages to spark discussion.
Science and faith aren’t exclusive
Faithful academics are leading the way in a complex debate about religion in science.
Japan shows religion needs re-evaluation
At the height of the Japan crisis, critics approach religious dialogue from all the wrong angles.
Book delves into subjects that deal with human life
Don’t Judge a Dick by Its Foreskin explores everything from religious ideals to politics.
Study suggests students change religious views through college
The UCLA study found that those who were more spiritual had stronger academic performances.
Annenberg offers online religion class
The course will teach students how to combine religion and journalism.