Religion and Climate Change – A Few Scholarly Reflections
I had the unique opportunity this weekend to take part in a day-long workshop with a group of scholars to think about the intersections of religion and climate change hosted by the Center...
Dino Wars
New ISIS video raises questions about existence of secret US “dino-soldiers” June 13, 2031 NEW MANHATTAN– When historians look back years from now, this week may mark the dawn of a new era...
I was considering Grad School…and then I saw this (too late)
So I ran across this today when a friend posted it on Facebook. Sad how life sometimes becomes a parody of itself. Sad but true, at least in this case. Here’s an excerpt...
Laudato Si’ – Becoming Painfully Aware
My latest article is now online at the State of Formation website discussing the new Laudato Si’ Papal Encyclical on the environment. Here’s an excerpt from the article. Francis sees scientific, ethical and...
Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation Trip – Pt. 1
So I’m currently en route to the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation in South Dakota for a volunteer work trip organized by the New School. It’s been a while since I’ve had time to...
The Fundamentalists Plurality Problem
I’m excited to announce my first article on e-International Relations just got published, which is looking at both Islamic and Christian fundamentalism, “The Fundamentalists Plurality Problem.” Here’s a brief excerpt from that piece....
