The time was 100 years ago, but the second best time is now—it’s time to recognize the Armenian genocide.
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Shortcomings In ‘Cultural Christianity’
Although it looks as if many different countries are doing away with Christianity, the values that it has instilled have no way of just going away—in fact, it’s exactly the opposite.
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Triumphs Of Babel
Humans are built to be diverse—cultural and linguistic differences are not artificial divisions, but expressions of what is most deeply and beautifully natural in us.
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The Inside View Of UGBC
It is these achievements and the passionate people who accomplish them that energize me to continue my work in the UGBC.
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The Power Of Campus Aesthetics
The importance of symbolism doesn’t stop with churches. The places where we live, work, and study convey a message, both to us and to the world, about who we are and how we view ourselves.
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Signs Of Unity At Boston College
Recent occurrences and events at Boston College show the care and attention being paid to issues of race.
