"Religion has been unique from the beginning of our constitutional experiment. But in a world swirling with competing ideologies and secular analogs, why does it remain so today?
Religion is an institution, a worldview, a set of personal loyalties and a locus of community, an aspect of identity and a connection to the transcendent. Other parts of human life may serve one or more of these functions, but none other serves them all."
Monday, November 21, 2011
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