VIEWPOINT: Rethinking My Religion

Viewpoint: Religion benefits health.

In November 2011, I finally gave in to my bowels. Frequency and slime were one thing, but bleeding was the game changer. A delay of 6 months cost me a lymph node, allowing my rectum to enjoy a second course of chemotherapy. The offending mass had already been removed and fried and a year later, cancer over and my white count recovering, I was back at work. Just another patient benefiting from s...

Viewpoint: Rethinking the Neutrino

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Introduction: Rethinking Science and Religion

“And Who Is My Neighbor?” Religion and Immigration Policy Attitudes

This study explores immigration reform as a possible new “moral” issue upon which American religious elites and organizations take public positions. It is argued that religion is a key independent variable necessary for understanding the determinants of public attitudes regarding immigration policy. Theoretical expectations are formed from the ethnoreligious, religious restructuralism, and mino...

ACCENT: Letters to a lonely God VIEWPOINT: Rethinking London

D uarte , a U niversity of N otre D am e g rad u a te in 1948, w as of­ fe red an en thusiastic official recep tion as he began a s ta te v isit and he showed his ap ­ p recia tion for U.S. support by k issing an A m erican flag dis­ p layed on the W hite House South Lawn. A fter a cerem ony th a t fea­ tu red full m ilita ry honors, R eag an said peace prospects for C en tral A m erica have be...