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[VirtueOnline] VirtueOnline - News - Reformation, Renewal and Revival - NEW YORK ...: Megachurches with two or more locations under the same leadership made up 37% of U.S. Protestant churches in 2008, up from 22% in 2000, according to a study by the Leadership Network and Hartford Institute for Religion Research in Hartford, Conn.

[Recent changes for http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/] Honorary Degrees for Pensions Campaigner, World Trade Director and ...: He took a sabbatical from the Treasury to help with exploratory work to look at the need for a new body which could link the major faiths in the UK and promote good relations between people of different religions. He was already active in the World Congress of Faiths, the Council of Christians and Jews and the Inter-Faith Committee of the British Council of Churches and set up the Inter Faith Network for the UK.

[thedailycougar.com] Educational reform should start with new leadership ...: During the discussion, Texas Freedom Network President Kathy Miller said the members of the board had “been pursuing a personal, political and religious agenda through a number of subjects.” .Examining a larger scale, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan graduated from Harvard University with a degree in sociology.

[Medical Rag] Political Parties of the US: While prominent Democrats run the wide gamut from the near democratic-socialist left (Barbara Lee, Dennis Kucinich and the Congressional Progressive Caucus) and traditional liberals (Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi and Ted Kennedy) to the center-right (Joe Lieberman, the Congressional Blue Dog Coalition and the New Democrat Network) to the GOP-style conservative right (Ralph Hall and Gene Taylor), most fall somewhere into the pragmatic Democratic Leadership Council’s “centrist” moderate-to-liberal style (Evan Bayh, Dick Gephardt, Tom Daschle).

[Social Paranormal News] SOCIAL PARANORMAL INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION | Social Paranormal News: Viewing analysis as a cognitive process opens the door to a complex array of variables.  Not only does one have to be concerned about individual analytic tools, but one also has to factor in the psychology of the individual analyst.  In the broadest sense, this means not merely understanding the individual psyche but also understanding the variables that interact with that psyche.  In other words, intelligence analysis is the socio-cognitive process by which a collection of methods is used to reduce a complex issue into a set of simpler issues within a secret domain.

[ACC Blitz] '10 Post-Graduate Scholarships | ACC Blitz: Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner John Swofford announced today a list of 36 student-athletes who have been selected for the Weaver-James-Corrigan Award, including three student-athletes who will receive the Thacker Award. Additionally, four more student-athletes who plan to enter a professional career in their chosen sport were named honorary recipients.

[Religion] Ohio.com - Obama adviser to visit college: Named by U.S. News and World Report as one of America's Best Leaders of 2009, Patel is the founder and executive director of the Interfaith Youth Core. The Chicago-based organization seeks to nurture the global interfaith youth movement that brings together youths of different faiths to foster understanding.

[External Contributions] False Antithesis: Closer home, the Niger Delta which they plunder for the hydrocarbons that provide them with the financial only life line as well as the token they dangle at energy-hungry Europe, North America and China to hold their interest is boiling. On their doorsteps, the imagined community of One North is fast unraveling into the age-old distinct parts that colonial rule cobbled together and handed over to them. 

[eJewish Philanthropy: The Jewish Philanthropy Blog] The New Jewish Agency Approach: Peoplehood for Survival | eJewish ...: In an op-ed that ran in Haaretz just before Sharansky became chairman, Nevzlin wrote that the “key to the future success” of the agency was “the realizing of Jewish Peoplehood.” He posited that the organization needed “to change its structure and relinquish its current divisions (education, aliyah, partnerships) – a vestige of past assignments or political considerations.” Instead, he wrote, “it must establish two main operational frameworks: the first for the Jewish communities around the world, the second for Israel.” Although neither Galperin nor Sharansky will confirm that such a planned restructuring is in the works, Nevzlin is a close collaborator with the two, and his ideas have reflected theirs in the past.

[Andy VomSteeg's Blog] multi site church // usatoday.com: Megachurches with two or more locations under the same leadership made up 37% of U.S. Protestant churches in 2008, up from 22% in 2000, according to a study by the Leadership Network and Hartford Institute for Religion Research in Hartford, Conn.

[Thuppahi's Blog] CASTE IN MODERN SRI LANKAN POLITICS « Thuppahi's Blog: Jebanesan are firm on this point: “There is ”¦ no evidence at all of a pan-Lankan, Ceylonese ”¦ reaction to Chritianity at any time in the history of the island’s encounter with that religion.”[13] Both movements of religious revitalisation were reactions to the denigration heaped on native “idolatry” by Christian missionaries, disparagement that was sharpened by the general circumstances of political subordination and White racism.[14]

[Elemental News of the Day] “Easter Sunday Holiday Brunch, Pt. I””Eggs” |Elemental News of the Day: PoliticsThe Budapest Times site syndication; The Campaign Spot on National Review OnlineThe Campaign Spot is National Review Online's blog for all things political and campaign-related.

[What Does The Prayer Really Say?] What Does The Prayer Really Say?»Blog Archive » Repeal of 'don't ...: 2007 Weblog Awards Winner * Best Apologetic Blog * Best blog by Clergy * Best Individual Blog * Most Informative Blog * Best Insider News Blog * Smartest Blog * Most Spiritual Blog * Best Written Blog ....

[blog.cagle.com - main] Cartoons | blog.cagle.com - main: I don\’t normally have much use for Kathryn\’s articles because they do generally push a pro-birth agenda based solely on the tenents of a bronze-age religion with no concern for any modern real-life issues, as the comments above bear out.

[SWJ Blog] Tribal Engagement: The Way Forward in Afghanistan (SWJ Blog): The compounded impotence of the Karzai regime and the recent successes of direct tribal engagement have highlighted the potential of empowering tribal institutions, but years after the success of the Anbar Awakening in Iraq, why are we only now choosing to tap the power centers that have driven the history of Afghanistan for centuries? Perhaps it is Afghanistan’s imperial legacy, which speaks to the “ungovernable” nature of tribes that have devoured armies whole, or perhaps naive political hopes for a robust central government, a situation more or less unknown in Afghan history.

[College Candy] Does College Make Us Liberal? [VIDEO] : College Candy: I understand that several people have had good or bad experiences with professors in relation to this. It’s great to discuss that in a general discussion (like is happening here), but just remember that personal anecdotes cannot be used to prove or disprove a study.

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