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Baptist Standard, February 4, 2012
...that there are so many people for whom spiritual interest, thinking about ultimate questions, is minimal," said Mark Silk, professor of religion and public life at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. Clergy and religion experts are dismayed, fearing for...
Yahoo! News, March 2, 2012
...both sides convinced they have a winning hand, "don't expect the issue to go away," says Mark Silk at Religion News Service. But sadly, don't expect "a reasoned public discussion about how best to balance religious liberty against other rights and...
The Week Magazine, March 2, 2012
...both sides convinced they have a winning hand, "don't expect the issue to go away," says Mark Silk at Religion News Service. But sadly, don't expect "a reasoned public discussion about how best to balance religious liberty against other rights and...
Religion News Service, February 29, 2012
...Tuesday. Santorum bested Romney among evangelicals in Michigan 51-35, but lost non-evangelicals, including Catholics, in Michigan and Arizona. Mark Silk's take: "Those numbers suggest that come next week's Super Tuesday contests, Santorum should have no...
National Catholic Reporter, February 28, 2012
...need to recalibrate their understanding of the place of religion, their religion, in the American public square,” said Mark Silk of Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. “In exchange for robust religious liberty protections, you’ve got to be prepared...
Religion News Service, February 28, 2012
...in Michigan. Religious leaders also push back on Santorum's idea of college as a faith wasteland, and Mark Silk deconstructs Santorum on JFK. Contraception or religious freedom? The debate goes on, and both sides eye potential gains. Remember the...
National Catholic Reporter, February 28, 2012
...need to recalibrate their understanding of the place of religion, their religion, in the American public square,” said Mark Silk of Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. “In exchange for robust religious liberty protections, you’ve got to be prepared...
Charlotte Observer, February 18, 2012
...that there are so many people for whom spiritual interest, thinking about ultimate questions, is minimal," said Mark Silk, professor of religion and public life at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. Clergy and religion experts are dismayed, fearing for...
