he first annual review of our public policies was completed, and Revision B was accepted at the October meeting of the Board of Directors. Members of the committee that performed the review were Bjorn Watland, Crystal Dervetski, August Berkshire and myself. The review committee made minor, non-substantive edits to existing Read more
By Bob Schmitz (Note: the following appeared as the ‘Letter of the Day’ in the Thursday, October 28th edition of the Minneapolis Star Tribune. –ed.) Tuesday’s commentary “TiZA’s success should not be punished” by two representatives of the Minnesota NAACP overlooks one salient fact: TiZA is a religious school collecting Read more
By Victor Tanner The ever increasing diversity of religious faith in America can cause quite of bit of turmoil amongst their followers. As it turns out, these differences might be more dangerous than previously thought. As America’s religious landscape becomes more and more diverse, there is a very real danger Read more
By Matthew Richardson The other day I was reading an article written by a gay expert on religion. He said that Jesus never said anything about homosexuality. Well, of course, that’s completely untrue. Jesus thoroughly condemned homosexuality in Leviticus and in various books in the New Testament. But a Christian would Read more
By Crystal Dervetski They Might Be Giants (TMBG) just released their newest addition to their already amazing catalog of children’s albums. But before you relegate this one to the kids, it’s really important that you take a listen. John Flansburgh and John Linnell have once again achieved new musical heights, Read more