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Dr. Richard Beck is Associate Professor of Psychology at Abilene Christian University
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This is an interesting development.
Welcome to the blog of Richard Beck, Associate Professor and experimental psychologist at Abilene Christian University. Most of my recent published work is on the interface of faith and existentialism (see the sidebar for summaries of much of this work). See here for my educational background and research publications. The title of this space comes from two places. First, as a research psychologist I try to integrate theology with data from the experimental social sciences. Second, many of the essays you will find here are theological experiments, exploratory and provisional essays that do not necessarily represent my views on matters of faith or ethics.
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I've been reading about this for a while too. Have you read the published email by Sister Sandra M. Schneiders - We've given birth to a new form of religious life.
Go Sisters! :)
thanks richard for the link... good food for blogging thought (http://capturedperspective.com/2009/07/07/religious-authenticity/)
These sisters are doing what is right and good 'in their own eyes" and not the "Pope's". (freedom of conscience) This is what the Reformation was all about...Our Revolution was also about not being subservient to a King...
The question of the "secularization" of society is at issue. Does the secularization necessitate it's own doom? Is God necessary for society's flourishing?
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