While Republicans and Democrats have similarly restrictive views on immigration from predominantly Christian (15 percent vs. 12 percent, respectively) and European (20 percent vs. 13 percent) countries, they have markedly different views when it comes to other regions.
A great new podcast with two guys who love nothing more than getting together and nerding out about all aspects of worship. In this episode they definitely do not talk about the Collect for Purity – but do cover alot of other ground
Our most important spiritual work is inviting in awareness and creating the silence and space in our lives that allows us to see a little more clearly.
Written in encrypted ancient Hebrew, one of the last unpublished Dead Sea Scrolls has finally been deciphered by a University of Haifa post-doctoral researcher
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