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Word From on High: Provide Reasoned Explanation When Departing From Established Practice – JD Supra

Word From on High: Provide Reasoned Explanation When Departing From Established Practice  JD Supra

‘I embrace the mystery’: Tom Hanks on his obsession with space, from Stanley Kubrick to The Moonwalkers

Hanks himself is an ordained minister – for a $35 fee – in the Universal Life Church, the free-thinking organisation that welcomes all faiths, whose guiding principle is the catch-all …

There’s life yet in the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights

But is it really the case that consensus on the relatively small set of fundamental principles in the Universal Declaration can’t be reinvigorated? The history of the declaration suggests three …

How to Officiate a Wedding For the First Time – Vogue

How to Officiate a Wedding For the First Time  Vogue

Dr. Belay D. Reddick awarded honorary degree – San Francisco Bay View

Dr. Belay D. Reddick awarded honorary degree  San Francisco Bay View

A Bad Move? Theologians Critique Archbishop’s Call to Relocate Church’s Governance Out of Rome

ANALYSIS: ‘The Pope is not the CEO of Catholicism, etc., who can work remotely from somewhere or who can move corporate headquarters if deemed advantageous.’ …

Finding the Right Match After Reconsidering a Swipe Left

a friend of the couple who had been previously ordained by the Universal Life Church. Theo was the best boy. Ms. Corrado was supposed to dance with her father to a version of “Lullaby” by …

Word From on High: Provide Reasoned Explanation When Departing From Established Practice – The National Law Review

Word From on High: Provide Reasoned Explanation When Departing From Established Practice  The National Law Review

Oscar & Emmy Nominated Filmmaker Calls for Subjects for Film on Honoring Life Before Death

The documentary seeks to feature stories of Life Honoring Ceremonies for people across a wide variety of ages, ethnicities, genders, religions, and cultures.

Irreverent, Sure, but Relevant, Too – The New York Times

Irreverent, Sure, but Relevant, Too  The New York Times