Scientists see Religion as complimentary to Science

Religious faith is entirely compatible with a life in science.

Montréal, Québec, 23 September 2010 (CBNS) —

 

       With prominent figures in the world of science vigorously attacking religion in popular books like The God Delusion, the idea that religion and science are somehow allied in the search for truth may seem unlikely.

But while the activism of celebrity scientists has created an impression that scientists on the whole have rejected faith, surveys show that belief in God among scientists is actually on the rise.

       The first survey that asked scientists about their religious views was conducted in 1914. At that time only 42% of those surveyed said that they believed in God. According to a recent survey of 2500 members of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, published by the Pew Research Center in 2009, a majority (51%) believed in God or a higher power. And belief in God was significantly higher among younger scientists, with about 66% of those under 35 believing in some form of God.

 

(For your information. Warm Regards,   Rochan MAVADDAT)

Poll: Most in US say religious expression in public schools is OK

Ecumenical News International
News Highlights
21 September 2010

Poll: Most in US say religious expression in public schools is OK

Washington DC (ENI/RNS). A majority of those in the United States -
including those who do not practice a particular faith - think
students should be able to express their religion in public schools, a
new poll by the First Amendment Center finds. Three-quarters of
Americans support student religious speech at public school events. A
slight majority of those who don't practice religion (52 percent)
think such expression is appropriate, Religion News Service reports.
In addition, 80 percent of Americans said students should be permitted
to pray at events at public schools. "Clearly most Americans want to
keep government out of religion, but they don't see an expression of
faith by a student at a public school event as a violation of the
separation of church and state," said Ken Paulson, president of the
Freedom Forum's First Amendment Center in a 15 September announcement
of the findings. [332 words, ENI-10-0643]

ENI Online - www.eni.ch

Human Rights are God Given Rights - A Baha'i Interfaith Event in Madison

Human Rights are God Given Rights - A Baha'i Interfaith Event was held on September 14, 2010 at the Madison Baha'i Center.  Here are the highlights with some links for those that could not make the event.

1. Dennis Jenkyns opened the event with a prayer for humanity by Abdu'l Baha and then welcomed everyone to the Madsion Baha'i Center

2. After introducing the Baha'i event and some of the people of different faiths represented, he introduced Fr John-Brian Paprock who gave an Interfaith Reflection Statement for the Madison event (read here).

3. Dennis then played a short film: Persepolis 2 - Safeguard the Innocent


4. Spiritual Kinship by Dr V V Raman was read by Pat Kershner

5. A brief history of persecution of Baha'i Community in Iran was read by Elaine Andrews and Ellie Jacobi

6. The story about Muhammad Mansouri, father of Madison Baha'i Shohreh Moldehauer was told. Followed by a beautiful Perisan chant.

7. Human Rights are God Given Rights, the statement by the Baha'i International Community, was read by Judy Amburn

8. Remover of Difficulties, a prayer converted into song, was played with Arabic and English subtitles.

9. The audience had good questions and statements about the events as well as some ideas about keeping the imprisoned Yaran in people's awareness until they are released.

10. The event closed with beautiful music by Oraea Varis. Refreshemnts and conversation continued afterwards.

Spiritual Kinship by Dr V V Raman

Spiritual Kinship by Dr V V Raman



In striving to recognize the primacy of Fire and Light. I feel kinship with my Zoroastrian brothers and sisters.

In striving to obey the Ten Commandments, I feel kinship with my Jewish brothers and sisters.

In striving to be kind to neighbour and the needy, I feel kinship with my Christian brothers and sisters.

In striving to be compassionate to creatures great and small, I feel kinship with my Buddhist - Jaina brothers and sisters.

In striving to surrender myself completely to God Almighty, I feel kinship with my Muslim brothers and sisters.

In the recognition that wisdom flows from enlightened masters, I feel kinship with my Sikh brothers and sisters.

In remembering that serving people should be the goal of religion, I feel kinship with my Baha'i brothers and sisters.

In my respect and reverence for Nature that sustains us, I feel kinship with my Native American brothers and sisters.

In feeling that these and more are all paths to the same Divinity, I feel kinship with my Hindu brothers and sisters.

In my love and laughter, joy and pain, I feel kinship with all my fellow humans.

In my need for nourishment and instinct to live on, I feel kinship with all beings on the planet.

In my spiritual ecstasy with this wondrous world, I feel kinship with the Cosmic Whole.


Universal Reflection - Dr. V. V. Raman - Cape of Good Hope 1999

Be inspired by the world's top peacebuilders

From: Mark Mancao <mmancao@uri.org>

Dear Friends:

We are truly delighted to invite you to PeaceWeek, a global telesummit we
are co-sponsoring that features more than 50 groundbreaking and inspiring
peacebuilders - all for free!

Click here to find out more
https://shiftnetwork.infusionsoft.com/go/pwk/URI/

This extraordinary event is the largest virtual peace summit ever created.
It will offer you profound insights to create peace in your life, your
family, your community and our world.

It promises to be an unprecedented journey of personal growth and collective
change, as well as an opportunity to come together with people from around
the world who deeply care about the future of our planet and the potential
for humanity to make a profound shift beyond violence

We are excited to participate in dozens of teleseminars during PeaceWeek
https://shiftnetwork.infusionsoft.com/go/pwk/URI/ with leaders such as the
13 Indigenous Grandmothers, Dr. A. T. Ariyaratne, Rep. Dennis Kucinich,
Aqeela Sherrils, Shiva Rea, and Ambassador John McDonald. You'll hear about
groundbreaking work from Israel to Sri Lanka to Watts, as well as emerging
innovations such as a Peace Academy or the Youth Promise Act.

And you'll get free access to the entire PeaceWeek library of calls to
inspire you for years to come (and share with friends and allies).

You can participate live on as many calls as you like and interact with both
the leaders and other participants via a state-of-the-art MaestroConference
platform, which will connect you to people from around the world. Or even if
you can't make live calls, go ahead and register and you can listen to any
of the recordings later.

PeaceWeek begins Sept. 14th and culminates on the UN International Day of
Peace (Sept. 21st) as a free offering from The Shift Network and The Peace
Alliance.

Click here for details https://shiftnetwork.infusionsoft.com/go/pwk/URI/

Please do share this invitation with friends and allies - all are warmly
welcomed to participate. We look forward to joining together with you to
help create the shift to a culture of peace!

Best,
United Religions Initiative

P.S. PeaceWeek https://shiftnetwork.infusionsoft.com/go/pwk/URI/ gives you
personal access to many inspiring leaders:
13 Indigenous Grandmothers, Dr. A.T. Ariyaratne, Michael Bernard Beckwith,
Rep. Dennis Kucinich, Swamiji Chidananda Sarasawati, Elza Maalouf, Aqeela
Sherrills, Don Beck, Said Dawlabani, Ambassador John McDonald, Susan
Collins-Marks, Malidoma Some, Shiva Rea, Sat Santokh, Sharif Abdullah,
Corinne McLaughlin, Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb, Jakada Imani, James O'Dea, Judith
Thompson, Mark Gerzon, Dot Maver, Johan Galtung, Sam Daley-Harris, Cassandra
Vieten, Lawrence Ellis, Avon Mattison, Rich Dutra-St. John, Yvonne Dutra-St.
John, Louise Diamond, Lynne McMullen, Joseph McCormick, Kimmie Weeks,
Shaykha Ayshegul Ashki, Howard Martin, Deborah Rozman, Rick Ulfik, Chic
Dambach, Lisa Schirch, Trish Jones, Steve Killelea, Georgia Kelley, Juan
Pacheco, Eliyahu McLean, Shireen Najjar, Marilyn King, Jim Channon, Ltc.
Retired, John B. Alexander, Col., Retired, Fred Johnson, Alli Chagi-Starr,
Audri Scott Williams, Lauren Abramson, Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, Nicole Lee,
Chris Deckker, Stephen Dinan, Christine Carter, Nick Angotti, Melanie St.
James, Aaron Voldman, Yitzhak Mendelsohn, Ibrahim Abuelhawa, Jiries Mansour.

Series Co-sponsors:
The Shift Network, The Peace Alliance, Pathways to Peace, PeaceDay.TV,
Praxis Peace Institute, Student Peace Alliance, MaestroConference -
MaestroPath, The Shift Movie, Alliance for Peacebuilding, A Million Minutes
for Peace, EarthDance, Summer of Peace, Dalai Lama Foundation, Aikido Peace
Week - Aiki Extensions, CorStone, Peace on Earth Film Festival, Samadhi
Life, Global Oneness Project, We, the World, Global Summit, Compassionate
Action Network, Four Years. Go, National Yoga Month, The Global Mala
Project, Jerusalem Peacemakers, One Peace Jerusalem, Humanity's Team, The
Center for Sacred Studies, Peace X Peace, RESULTS.

A Call for Solidarity on 9/11

A Call for Solidarity on 9/11
from the Board of Trustees
Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions

As the anniversary of 9/11 approaches, there are competing views about the
meaning of these tragic events.

Across the interreligious movement, there is deep distress about the
intentions of some to identify the Muslim tradition, and the Muslim
community, as the villains, rather than a few radical individuals.
Unfortunately, too many in the United States know little about the true aims
of Islam, nor do they know that Islam is fundamentally a religion of peace
and human solidarity and that the majority of Muslims around the world are
peace-loving citizens who unequivocally condemn terrorism in the name of
religion.

Regrettably, recent opposition to the building of mosques and community
centers in several cities has led to violence against Muslims and the
desecration of their sacred texts. Burning that which others hold sacred is
an act calculated to spark anger and fuel violence. We believe that such
actions are unworthy of our nation and stand outside the shared values of
our traditions which call for mutual respect and harmony.

Trustees of the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions call upon
people of faith, spirit and goodwill from all traditions to use the solemn
occasion of this 9/11 anniversary to reaffirm our commitment to building a
better world for our children and grandchildren, and to affirm our
solidarity with the Muslim community in this country and around the world.
In this spirit, we offer this Call for Solidarity:

On this 9/11 weekend, we invite all persons and communities of faith, spirit
and goodwill everywhere to lift up their prayers, voices and thoughts to
spark a new attitude and sense of urgency, and to enkindle a different
flame:

* a spark that will ignite in us again the impetus to bring comfort to
those who lost loved ones on that terror-filled day, and in the violent
conflicts and wars that followed from it;

* a spark that will ignite in us again to stand calmly and firmly
against the forces of violence, distrust, hostility and cruelty;

* a spark that will ignite in us again to stand with those who find
themselves on the margins of our society - the homeless and those losing
their homes, the documented and undocumented immigrant, the unemployed and
financially insecure;

* a spark that will ignite in us again the commitment to seek healing
and reconciliation at home and abroad, in the cause of justice and peace.
In whatever ways that are in keeping with our individual and unique sacred
traditions, we issue a call to stand together this weekend of September 10 -
12 in order to quench the fires of hatred and violence in our nation and our
world, and to become aflame for the cause of a truly "beloved community."

The Board of Trustees
Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions

Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions
70 East Lake Street, Suite 205
Chicago, Illinois 60601 USA
Tel: + 1 312.629.2990
Fax: + 1 312.629.2991
info@parliamentofreligions.org

Interfaith Dialogue: Searching for the Peaceable Kingdom

Interfaith Dialogue: Searching for the Peaceable Kingdom

The Orthodox Peace Fellowship Annual North American Conference

Registration deadline extended - so if you haven't made plans to attend now is the time to join us

Dates: October 1-3, 2010
Place: Irvine, CA
Host: St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church, 4949 Alton Parkway
Theme: Interfaith Dialogue: Searching for the Peaceable Kingdom

For more information or to register for the conference, contact:
Alexander Patico at: opfnorthamerica@gmail.com
Registration forms and full conference schedule can be viewed and downloaded here:
http://www.incommunion.org/2010/08/11/irvine-opf-2010/

Schedule and registration form in text below as well
Friday, October 1
1:00 - 5:00 pm Registration, St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Church, Irvine, CA
3:00 - 5:00 pm Meeting of Conference Staff (Church Conference Room)
or: Free Time
5:00 - 6:00 pm Conference Opening/Keynote: The Interfaith Conversation:
A Talk with Ben Johnson, founder of Interfaith Institute
6:15 - 7:15 pm Dinner in the Church Hall
7:30 - 8:30 pm I'd Like to Buy an Enemy - Ted & Company
8:30 - 9:00 pm Discussion of issues related to the show
9:00 pm Transportation back to hotel
Saturday, October 24
7:30 - 8:30 am Breakfast at hotel (or elsewhere)/ Transportation to Church
8:00 - 9:00 am Registration/Conversation
9:00 - 10:15 am Concurrent Sessions
A Jewish-Muslim Dialogue
Daniel Spiro and Hytham Younis
Co-founders, The Jewish-Islamic Dialogue Society (Washington, DC Area)
B Catholic-Orthodox Dialogue
Fr. Steven Tsichlis, St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church (Irvine, CA) and
Fr. Al Baca, St. Cecilia Roman Catholic Church (Tustin, CA)
C Orthodox-Mennonite Dialogue
Alexander Patico, OPF Secretary (North America)
Fr. Alex Goussetis, Annunciation Gr. Orthodox Cathedral (Lancaster, PA)
10:15 - 10:30 am Break/ Refreshments
10:30 - 11:45 am Community Dialogue
Fr. John-Brian Paprock, Interfaith Awareness Week (Madison, WI)
Ms. Jahan Stanzai, Culver City Interfaith Alliance (Culver City, CA)
11:45 am - noon Break
12:00 - 1:00 pm Lunch in the Church Hall
Remarks by Attillah Kahveci, Pacifica Foundation (Los Angeles, CA)
1:00 - 2:00 pm Free Time for conversation or meditation, or
OPF Organizational Meeting (optional)
2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Film: Arranged
Note: This film concerns arranged marriage in the Muslim and Orthodox Jewish communities and dealing with modernity and tradition.
3:15 - 3:45 pm Film discussion
3:45 - 4:00 pm Break
4:00 - 5:00 pm Film: Cordoba
Note: This film shows the rich tradition of inter-religious harmony and synergy in the ancient Spanish city of Cordoba.
5:00 - 5:45 pm Discussion with filmmaker Jacob Bender
6:00 - 6:45 pm Vespers at St. Paul's Sanctuary
6:45 - 7:45 pm Dinner at area restaurant
8:00 - 10:15 pm Workshop and film: God and Allah Must Talk
Ruth Broyde Sharone (Los Angeles, CA)
Note: Ms. Sharone will be leading conferees in an energetic examination of what we each might do to increase understanding and promote peace.
Sunday, October 25
Note: please complete your check-out in the morning, or make alternate arrangements
8:00 - 9:00 am Breakfast at hotel (for those not fasting in preparation for Liturgy)
9:00 am Orthros Service
10:00 am Divine Liturgy
Serving: Fr. Steven Tsichlis, other clergy
11:45 - 12:45 Luncheon in the Church Hall
Closing Remarks: Fr. John-Brian Paprock
Note: regarding 2011 Conference OPF-North America on "Forgiveness."
1:00 pm Conference Close

Registration Form
Date: __________________
OPF-North America 2010
Venue: St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church, 4949 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA 92604

Conferee Name/s: 1) ___________________________________________________________
2) __________________________________________________________

Arrival Day/Time: _______________________________ Flight # _________________________
Name of Airport: _____________________________________Driving direct?_______________
(Note: Depending on times and possibilities for grouping new arrivals, we will do our best to provide transportation to and from the airport for those who require it.)

Home Address: __________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
Home Tel: ________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
Emergency Contact: ______________________________________________________________
Telephone number:____________________________________ Relationship: _______________
Special Needs (med./dietary/other): __________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________

Conference Fees:
• $ 40 per person covers conference registration, two meals & breaks from Friday evening to mid-day Sunday. $25 covers Saturday-only registration (includes sessions, lunch & breaks).
• All-inclusive registration fee for a couple: $70 Saturday-only couple: $40
• NOTE: Each OPF member receives a $ 10 discount (a new annual OPF membership, including subscription to quarterly journal, In Communion is $35; check here if you wish to join )
Amount enclosed with this form: $_____________

Accommodations:
A limited block of rooms has been reserved at Residence Inn Irvine near John Wayne Airport, 2855 Main Street, Irvine, CA 92614. It will first-come/first served, up to that number. Specially-discounted price: $99/ night (single or double; includes continental breakfast and internet access). Call: (949) 261-2020 , referencing "OPF." (If full, there are a number of other nearby hotels.)
There are a number of other hotels in the area, but transportation will be provided from this property only.

Return Form to: Alexander Patico, 5448 Hound Hill Court, Columbia, MD 21045
Queries (or electronic return of this form) to: opfnorthamerica@gmail.com

Think globally, dance locally for universal peace

Think globally, dance locally for universal peace at Earthdance on September
18, 2010.
Madison, Wisconsin - Contact: Gene Ferrera 608-843-7740

Earthdance is the world's largest synchronized music and dance festival for
peace. Beginning in 1997 Earthdance sites in over 500 locations in 80
countries have annually held simultaneous celebrations to activate peace
through creative expression, activism and community building. Individuals at
these events and gatherings across the globe all join in the Earthdance
Prayer for Peace in the same powerful moment.

2010's focus is Embracing all traditions - recognizing and honoring the
diversity of faith and cultures that make up one human family.

This year Earthdance and One Peace Jerusalem have joined forces so that
Earthdance day celebrations on September 18 will begin an 8 day period of
peace that will culminate in a world-wide synchronized prayer for peace in
the holy land on September 26, 2010. At the break of dawn on that day One
Peace Jerusalem will send a bold statement of peace from the holy city of
Jerusalem as rabbis from all sects along with Muslim Sheiks, Christian
leaders and representatives from religious groups world-wide will unite in a
global prayer for peace.

The Center for Conscious Living at 849 East Washington Avenue will be
hosting Madison, Wisconsin's Earthdance celebration. It will run from
4:00p.m. on Saturday, September 18, 2010 to 1:00a.m. on Sunday, September
19, 2010. This year's celebration will feature 9 hours of music and dance,
the presentation of peace artwork created by local school children and a
globally synchronized prayer for peace in a substance-free, family-friendly
environment.

Schedule

4:00-5:30 p.m. multicultural music and dance

5:45-6:00 p.m. presentation of peace artwork

6:00-6:15 p.m. (CDT) globally synchronized Earthdance Prayer for Peace

6:15-8:00 p.m. multicultural music and dance

8:30-10:00 p.m. live Latin music

10:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m. world music by DJ Wyatt Heard

A minimum $10.00 donation is requested. After paying for operating costs,
the remaining proceeds will be equally divided and donated to global
non-profit: Heifer International and local non-profit: Center for Resilient
Cities. Both of these organizations are creating and distributing goods and
services that help feed the hungry in sustainable ways.

For more information visit our website at: www.livingonpurpose.org

Center for Conscious Living
revgenef@gmail.com
849 East Washington Avenue
Suite 113
Madison, WI 53703
608-843-7740

Enhancing Spiritual Capital on Campus

-----Original Message-----
From: Spirituality in Higher Education Newsletter
<spiritualitynewsletter@gseis.ucla.edu>
To: inroads@minister.com
Sent: Fri, Aug 27, 2010 3:59 pm
Subject: Enhancing Spiritual Capital on Campus: Spirituality in Higher
Education Newsletter Volume 5, Issue 5

Dear Colleagues:

Welcome to the Spirituality in Higher Education Newsletter, which presents
articles that address recent news and expand academic dialogue concerning
the research and practice of spirituality in higher education. Our intent is
not only to inform and stimulate discussion, but also to connect colleagues
who are interested in this topic.

This newsletter has been part of a larger longitudinal research project
funded by The John Templeton Foundation, entitled Spirituality in Higher
Education: A National Study of College Students' Search for Meaning and
Purpose. It is housed at the Higher Education Research Institute (HERI) in
UCLA's Graduate School of Education and Information Studies.

Newsletter editions have been distributed electronically on a quarterly
basis throughout the years of the project and feature various topics related
to the study of spirituality - including health, leadership, the arts,
diversity, and teaching and learning, among others. The content of each
edition is based on the continued contributions of many talented
professionals who share their insight, experience, and awareness with our
growing number of readers. To read past newsletter articles and issues,
please view the edition list that follows and click on the article title to
open it as a PDF. You also can use the menu on the right to "jump to" the
various volumes of the newsletter.

Many individuals have collaborated and contributed to the creation of this
newsletter. The previous newsletter editors - Kyle Steward McJunkin, Shannon
Calderone, and Estella Gutierrez-Zamano - have helped in the development and
dissemination of many engaging editions.

Thank you all for your support and interest in our newsletter.

Best regards,
Leslie M. Schwartz
Editor

Current Issue
Volume V, Issue 5: August 2010
Topic: Enhancing Spiritual Capital on Campus
1. Letter From the Editor
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2. Exploring Spiritual Capital: An Interview with Danah Zohar
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In this interview, Danah Zohar, author and internationally
known speaker and author on spiritual intelligence and spiritual capital,
shares how these areas are essential to develop in college students and
within our campus climates. Zohar shares how encouraging service and true
education of our students is critical, especially given our current global
economic crisis. By asking fundamental questions and having a spirit of
creativity and critical thinking, Zohar argues that educators can develop
the next generation of engaged citizens.

3. Enhancing Spiritual Capital on Campus: Practical Action
Steps for Improving Campus Spiritual Climate
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In this article, Schwartz helps educators clarify, consider,
collaborate, connect, and create their own spiritual practices to enhance
spiritual capital on their campuses. Through sharing five practical action
steps to create a Spiritual Action Plan for their institutions, educators
can begin to engage in this important work today as they take positive steps
to increase their institution's spiritual campus climate.

4. Building a Campus Movement of Interfaith Cooperation:
Interfaith Youth Core in Action
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Developing awareness of and action around interfaith
cooperation within our institutional cultures is a core mechanism for
increasing spiritual capital on our campuses. Giess and Patel share how the
Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) partners with individual campuses to help
create vision and a campus ecology of interfaith cooperation in order to
impact student and campus outcomes, increasing spiritual capital within
higher education.

5. A Reflection on the Spirituality in Higher Education
Project: An Interview with Alexander Astin
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At the close of the Spirituality in Higher Education
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Project contributions to deepening the body of research on college students'
development as well as increasing spiritual capital within higher education.
Astin also offers additional pathways for future related researcher to
continue this important work.

Volume V (2009-10)
Issue 1: February 2009
Topic: Spirituality for an Engaged Citizenship

1. Engagement in Civic Work as Spiritual Development: An
Interview with Thomas Ehrlich
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By Abigail Nathanson

Issue 2: May 2009
Topic: Transformative Pedagogy and Practice

1. Transforming Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: An
Interview with Parker J. Palmer
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By Parker J. Palmer
2. The Reverent Educator: The Call to Supporting Students'
Spiritually on our Campuses
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By A. G. Rud and Jim Garrison
3. Listening, Reflecting and Collaborating: A Look from Inside
the Creation of a Peace and Service Course
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By Audrey Lin, Liane Louie, Megan Voorhees, Maura Wolf, and
Kana Yoshida
4. Breathing In: Suffering, Breathing Out: Compassion
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By Fran Grace

Issue 3: September 2009
Topic: Student Affairs and Spiritual Development

1. Creating Communities to Encourage Engagement and Spiritual
Questions: An Interview with Carney Strange
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By Carney Strange
2. The Integration of Living and Learning: Perspectives on
Seeking Wholeness in Academic Affairs and Student Affairs
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By Jane Fried
3. Creating Shared Vision for Promoting Students' Spiritual
Development: An Intervention Model from Edgewood College
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By Mary Klink
4. Spiritual Development Lessons from Student Affairs: A Recent
Graduate's Reflections on College Involvement
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By Cecilia Macias

Issue 4: January 2010
Topic: Spirituality and Social Justice

1. Spirituality and Social Justice: Exploring Identity
Intersections - An Interview with Dafina Lazarus Stewart
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By Dafina Lazarus Stewart
2. Spiritually Engaged Pedagogy: The Possibilities of Spiritual
Development Through Social Justice Education
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By Jennifer M. Pigza & Marshall J. Welch
3. Race, Religion, and Campus: A Case Study of Using Faith to
Dialogue on Race
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By Julie J. Park
4. Promoting Spirituality for Diversity Advocacy and Social
Justice Education: A Practitioner's Perspective
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By Patricia Wolfe Anton

Volume IV (2007-08)

Issue 1: November 2007
Topic: Meaning Making, Mentoring, and Vocational Development

1. The Undergraduate Quest for Meaning, Purpose, and Faith: An
Interview with Sharon Daloz Parks
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By Sharon Daloz Parks
2. Expanding Vocational Understanding: Lilly Endowment Programs
for the Theological Exploration of Vocation
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By Leslie M. Schwartz
3. Vocation, Leadership Formation, and College as a Mentoring
Community
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By Chris Johnson
4. Reading Resources: Discovering Connections Among
Meaning-Making, Mentoring, Vocation, and Spirituality
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Issue 2: February 2008
Topic: Spiritual Impacts on Health and Well-Being

1. Exploring the Effects of Mindfulness Meditation on Health,
Well-Being, and Spirituality: An Interview with Shauna Shapiro
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By Shauna Shapiro
2. The Psychological and Physical Benefits of
Spiritual/Religious Practices
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By Ellen Idler
3. The Center for Spirituality and Health at the University of
Florida
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By Allen H. Neims, Monika Ardelt, Shaya R. Isenberg, and
Louis A. Ritz
4. An Invitation - Promising Practices: Spirituality in Higher
Education
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Issue 3: June 2008
Topic: Intersections Between Leadership and Spirituality

1. Encouraging Ethical & Authentic Leadership: An Interview
with Nance Lucas
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By Nance Lucas
2. Spirituality, Ethics, and Leadership
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By Walter Earl Fluker
3. Leading as a Spiritual Endeavor: Living, Leading, and
Developing Community with Vocation
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By Larry A. Braskamp
4. The Role of Spirituality in Leadership for Social Change
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By Maiko Yasuno

Issue 4: October 2008
Topic: Spiritual Struggles and Student Development

1. Normalizing and Supporting Students' Spiritual Struggle: An
Interview with Pam Viele
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By Pam Viele
2. The Spiritual Struggles of College Students: Illuminating a
Critical Developmental Phenomenon
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By Alyssa N. Bryant
3. The Winding Road: A Promising Approach to Addressing the
Spiritual Struggles of College Students
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By Maria R. Gear, Carol Ann Faigin, Meryl R. Gibbel,
Elizabeth Krumrei, Carmen Oemig, Shauna K. McCarthy, and Kenneth I.
Pargament
4. Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk: Exploring my Spiritual
Struggles in a Heterogeneous College Environment
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By Amanda Weldy

Volume III (2006-07)

Issue 1: September 2006
Topic: Authenticity and Everyday Spirituality

1. Lessons from a Campus' Compassionate Dialogues
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By Estella Gutierrez-Zamano
2. Role-Modeling Authenticity in Higher Education
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By Judy L. Rogers
3. Higher Education and a Spirituality of Everyday Life
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By Elizabeth A. Dreyer & John B. Bennett
4. An Undergraduate's Spiritual Journey
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By Rajiv Ramdeo

Issue 2: January 2007
Topic: Spirituality and Artistic Expression

1. The Relationship Between Spirituality and Artistic
Expression: Cultivating the Capacity for Imagining
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By Christine Valters Paintner, Ph.D.
2. The Empowering of Art and Spirituality
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By Marilyn Russell, Ph.D.
3. Why Spirituality? Lessons that Educators Can Take from an
Artist
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By Julie J. Park
4. For Your Bookshelf...
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Issue 3: April 2007
Topic: National Institute on Spirituality in Higher Education

1. Overview of the National Institute on Spirituality in Higher
Education
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by Leslie M. Schwartz
2. Faculty Priorities: Where Does Faith Fit
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by R. Eugene Rice
3. Creating a Campus Culture to Support Student Spirituality
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by Mary B. Coburn
4. Big Questions: A First Year Faculty Fellows and Student
Affairs Collaborative Program
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by Indira Nair, Jennifer Church, and Harriet Schwartz
5. An Ethic of Connectedness
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By David K. Scott

Issue 4: August 2007
Topic: Understanding and Promoting Religious Pluralism on Campus

1. Understanding and Promoting Religious Pluralism on College
Campuses
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By Robert J. Nash
2. Beyond Tolerance.An Interview on Religious Pluralism with
Victor Kazanjian
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By Victor Kazanjian
3. Pluralism on the University Campus: Princeton University's
Religious Life Council
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By Elizabeth Jemison '08 and Dana Graef '05
4. Pluralism Projects in Action: A Report on the Difficult
Dialogues Initiative
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By Leslie M. Schwartz

Volume II (2005-06)
Issue 1: January 2005
Topic: Teaching for Social Transformation and Service Learning
Issue 2: April 2005
Topic: Spiritual Impact on Teaching and Learning
Issue 3: July 2005
Topic: Institutional Support of Spiritual Development
Issue 4: February 2006
Topic: Organizational Change and Spiritual Transformation

Volume I (2004-05)
Issue 1: April 2004
Topic: Spirituality and the Academy
Issue 2: June 2004
Topic: Spirituality and College Student Life
Issue 3: August 2004
Topic: Spiritual Impact on Professional Life
Issue 4: October 2004
Topic: Health, Teaching, and Transformational Leadership

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