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Posts Tagged: "J. Peter Pham"

May 1, 2009: Christianity’s Lost History

May 1, 2009: Christianity’s Lost History

For most of its history, Christianity had a powerful representation in Europe, Africa, and Asia, and much of what is now referred to as "the Islamic world" was once Christian, according to the latest book by Penn State history and religious studies professor Philip Jenkins.

Posted: May 1st, 2009  Comments: 7   Views: 6,044   
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July 18, 2008: The New Anglicanism?

July 18, 2008: The New Anglicanism?

Read an excerpt from Anglican Communion in Crisis: How Episcopal Dissidents and Their African Allies Are Reshaping Anglicanism, by Miranda K. Hassett.

Posted: Jul 18th, 2008  Comments: 0   Views: 2,566   
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April 11, 2008: Pope Benedict’s Foreign Policy

April 11, 2008: Pope Benedict’s Foreign Policy

The Holy See has played an active global role for centuries. It has permanent observer status at the United Nations and has all the rights of full UN membership except voting.

Posted: Apr 11th, 2008  Comments: 0   Views: 889   
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April 11, 2008: J. Peter Pham

April 11, 2008: J. Peter Pham

Read more of Kim Lawton's interview about the Vatican and foreign policy with J. Peter Pham, director of the Nelson Institute for International and Public Affairs at James Madison University.

Posted: Apr 11th, 2008  Comments: 0   Views: 491   
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Web Exclusive: “Who Do Men Say That I Am?”

Web Exclusive: “Who Do Men Say That I Am?”




Posted: May 14th, 2007  Comments: 0   Views: 401   
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