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Living Under the Fallen Sky
consider the world. consider the pain in the world, its darkness. Consider the passion in the world, consider its light. What is a heaven for, by which I mean, what is religion for in modernity? What talk of God, what theology is possible if you love science, if you count on it, if you, as I do, study in the world of basic medical research?
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By Harvard Divinity School, USA.
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Welfare and Social Security Policy Resource.
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Reverence, a kind of humility, corrects belief's tendency to warp or harden.
credo—"i believe"—is the first word in creeds intended to establish a uniformity and commonality of belief. I am not aware that any religion other than Christianity has created creedal statements to establish standards of orthodoxy, though the idea of orthodoxy itself is very widespread. The creeds seem to me to be, all in all, an elegant solution to the problems of volatility and syncretism all religions deal with. They do not proscribe other beliefs or enforce behaviors as evidence of orthodoxy, but instead implicitly define orthodoxy as the affirming of essential elements of sacred narrative, briefly interpreted. "I believe in God the Father Almighty, Maker of Heaven and Earth."
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By Harvard Divinity School, USA.
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Welfare and Social Security Policy Resource.
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| Child Care Subsidies. The federal welfare-reform legislation enacted in 1996, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, gave states new opportunities for meeting the needs of low-income families and children - including assisting with childcare needs. This report provides data on the patterns and dynamics of child care subsidy use. "The Dynamics Of Child Care Subsidy Use: A Collaborative Study of Five States" by Ann Collins et al is published by the National Center for Children in Poverty. | By National Center for Children in Poverty , US. | Welfare and Social Security Policy Resource. |
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