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Matthew Cressler's vision for an accessible throughway to the nation's thorny history of race and religion has resulted in a uniquely modern initiative.
On this episode of the podcast, religion scholar Matthew J. Cressler talks about church teaching on ghosts and the spirit world.
"Songs, Faith, and Freedom" with Kim R. Harris, Ph.D. The William H. Shannon Chair in Catholic Studies Presents: Kim R. Harris, Ph.D.
Image of Father Albert McKnight courtesy of The Congregation of the Holy Spirit Parishioners in rural Kaplan, La., just west of Lafayette, must have found their sophisticated new priest, Father Albert McKnight, a curious figure upon his arrival there in 1957. He was a priest who would later argue that the Catholic Church was fundamentally racist, all the while remaining a faithful member of it and working for healing and justice. The Brooklyn native, one of the few African-American Holy Ghost (Spiritan) priests in the United States at that time, was possessed of a good education and a power...
Freethinker. democrats have constructed this idea that they have a patent on sex, skin color, faith, so, they have perpetuated this idea that you are not authentically female, authentically black, authentically democratic, or anything unless you vote for hillary clinton, unless who are progressive, although this. now, this is the reality in which we live. it's like a south park episode. we are all living in an "south park" episode. thanks much the progress of people who agree to these rage t mobs. thank you, guys, so much. >> tucker: but there is a purpose behind it. i am becoming convinced of...