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RELIGION NEWSWRITERS AWARD FOR BEST IN-DEPTH RELIGION REPORTING IN A SERIES. We are celebrating our eighth anniversary! Let us know what you like and hope from A Journey through NYC religions. We were founded on July 9, 2010 and continue on a shoestring budget with your support. Thank-you so very much! Join us as we travel down all 6,374.9 miles of our city’s streets, every alleyway and quite a few hallways to map and photograph every religious site and to interview clergy and lay leaders at the sites. We are an incubator and educator for new ways of doing religion reporting and understanding the postsecular city. We are nonsectarian and nonpartisan and open to anyone’s cool and authoritative reporting on NYC religion. We are a public square for the postsecular city. People of faith, people of no faith, liberals, conservatives–all are welcomed to journey together to make this city better for all people. Our warmest feelings are toward those who help the poor, the needy, and the Their more meritocratic and diverse and secular successors rule us neither as wisely nor as well. Like many Americans, I felt a warm patriotic pride yesterday when George H. W. Bush was laid to rest. He was a public servant, a decent man, and our leader during the miracu*ous years when the Berlin Wall fell and the Cold War came to a successful end. Continue Reading » In the aftermath of Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court, the New York Times published an opinion essay that was strangely crude and sophisticated at the same time: “ White Women, Come Get Your People .” On the surface it runs on raw invective. The The dust is still settling. Some races are so close that it may be days before the winners are declared. But we can muse a bit about what yesterday’s midterm election results reveal. Continue Reading » This year’s Toronto Parliament showcased the accomplishments of the interfaith movement, as well as the serious challenges it faces. The author of the Israeli bestseller Catch-67 says, If I overcome the dream of ending the conflict, then I can start doing what really