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Religion & Law

: Thoughts in a Haystack

Happenings

By John Pieret

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James McGrath of Exploring Our Matrix, an Associate Professor of Religion at Butler University, is a thoughtful theist and Christian who values and defends science and secular government.

James has now become part of the Christian Century blog network. As James describes the sponsoring magazine, it

... is to the Christian mainline what Christianity Today is to Evangelicalism. Christian Century reflects the widespread approach to Christian faith that sees it as essential to engage and embrace science and our developing knowledge in all fields. It also reflects a committment to engaging injustice and societal issues.

Drop by and wish him well and consider looking around the other blogs and the magazine.
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Full post as published by Thoughts in a Haystack on October 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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