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Ireland's oldest university says the project is prompted by the Black Lives Matter movement.

The provost of Trinity College says the Black Lives Matter movement has prompted the university t...

Unsplash/Haley Rivera California has issued a ban on corporate singing. How should churches proceed? Thankfully, there are biblical and historical precedents that help inform Christian leaders. The Apostle Paul commands every person to be subject to governing authorities (Romans 13:1). What are Christians to do when governing authorities at local, state, and national levels issue conflicting directives and send mixed messages? Such is the predicament of evangelicals in many locations in America today. In his Letters from the Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King Jr. wrote that Christians not ...

Where Nothing Happens: In Samuel Beckett’s 'Waiting for Godot', Some Notes On Biding Time During Pandemic The celebrated play, which thrives in its absurdity and unending wait, carries an uncanny resemblance to life in 2020 Wikimedia Commons Saumya Kalia 2021-01-12T09:10:55+05:30 Where Nothing Happens: In Samuel Beckett’s 'Waiting for Godot', Some Notes On Biding Time During Pandemic outlookindia.com 2021-01-14T17:42:03+05:30 An empty canvas, with the exception of a nondescript tree and road. Two men quickly fill the scene; Estragon sits, as Vladimir walks i...

Ireland has yet to come to terms with its imperial past Some celebrate and some excoriate connections with the British Empire Tue, Dec 29, 2020, 01:18 Jane Ohlmeyer   In July 2019 Boris Johnson asked why Leo Varadkar isn’t “called Murphy like all the rest of them”. This ethnocentricity has a long history in an Ireland that for centuries was a laboratory for empire, where racist ideologies were formulated and then exported around the rest of the British empire. As we ...