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Joshua DuBois:  On Faith-Based Hiring Controversy
One Nation: Religion & Politics

Joshua DuBois: On Faith-Based Hiring Controversy

At the “Mobilization to End Poverty” conference in Washington on April 27, 2009, Joshua DuBois, director of the White House faith-based office, was asked how the administration will deal with faith-based hiring discrimination.

Posted: Apr 27th, 2009  Comments: 13   Views: 2,902   
(1 votes)
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April 24, 2009: Money, Morality, and Repealing the Death Penalty

April 24, 2009: Money, Morality, and Repealing the Death Penalty

In a recession economy, will money trump moral arguments as state legislatures continue considering repeal of the death penalty?

Posted: Apr 24th, 2009  Comments: 1   Views: 3,037   
(3 votes)
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Kim Lawton:  White House Hosts Faith Meeting
One Nation: Religion & Politics

Kim Lawton: White House Hosts Faith Meeting

Kim Lawton describes a White House meeting of religious and community leaders hosted by the Obama Administration’s Office on Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships.

Posted: Apr 8th, 2009  Comments: 1   Views: 1,658   
(6 votes)
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March 27, 2009: Michael Walzer on War

March 27, 2009: Michael Walzer on War

Michael Walzer, an authority on just and unjust wars, says that in Afghanistan "Obama has inherited a frightening situation which he may or may not be able to turn around."

Posted: Mar 27th, 2009  Comments: 4   Views: 4,005   
(2 votes)
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February 6, 2009: Obama Faith Council

February 6, 2009: Obama Faith Council

A new faith advisory council of more than two dozen religious leaders will advise President Obama on policy issues.

Posted: Feb 6th, 2009  Comments: 5   Views: 2,738   
(6 votes)
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January 23, 2009: Religion and the Obama Inauguration

January 23, 2009: Religion and the Obama Inauguration

In prayers, worship, balls, and other inaugural events the nation's religious diversity was highlighted.

Posted: Jan 23rd, 2009  Comments: 10   Views: 5,582   
(11 votes)
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Tony Perkins: Social Conservatives Open, But Wary
One Nation: Religion & Politics

Tony Perkins: Social Conservatives Open, But Wary

Family Research Council president Tony Perkins says while religious conservatives are pleased by President Barack Obama’s faith-based rhetoric and outreach, they have concerns about how his administration will deal with some of their core issues

Posted: Jan 22nd, 2009  Comments: 1   Views: 1,557   
(5 votes)
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Vincent Harding: Inspiration Past and Present
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Vincent Harding: Inspiration Past and Present

Martin Luther King Jr. associate Vincent Harding, a professor emeritus at the Iliff School of Theology, draws connections between President Barack Obama’s election and the civil rights movement.

Posted: Jan 22nd, 2009  Comments: 0   Views: 1,644   
(4 votes)
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January 16, 2009: Martin Luther King’s Dream and Obama

January 16, 2009: Martin Luther King’s Dream and Obama

In this historic week, connections between Barack Obama and Martin Luther King Jr. are inevitable. Some see the inauguration as a testament to the sacrifice of Rev. King and a powerful expression of hope.

Posted: Jan 16th, 2009  Comments: 15   Views: 10,485   
(8 votes)
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January 16, 2009: Rev. Donna Jones Interview

January 16, 2009: Rev. Donna Jones Interview

Read more of Kim Lawton’s interview about King and Obama with the Rev. Donna Jones, senior pastor at Cookman United Methodist Church in Philadelphia.

Posted: Jan 16th, 2009  Comments: 2   Views: 2,744   
(3 votes)
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