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Mar 09 2020

Dr. Wiinikka-Lydon shows the consequences of war aren’t just monetary

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief —The cost of war is much more than monetary. However, Dr. Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon opened his talk last Wednesday by asking the audience how much they thought the...

Mar 12 2018

Features

Muslims and Politics: GhaneaBassiri Brings Religious Discussion to Campus

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LIZA HIGLEY — In a time when America seems to be experiencing a newly heightened religious divide, many believe it is increasingly important to look at our past in order to identify...

Sep 13 2017

Features

New professor discusses the meaning of religion in America

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NINA COSDON SPECIAL TO THE DENISONIAN Dr. Martha Roberts is one of Denison’s newest professors in the Religion Department, and she couldn’t be more passionate about her subject, saying that,...

Jan 28 2014

Features

Bible action figures, history, and the Holy Stones: Prof. Jonathan Moore

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By Jessica Merrils, Staff Writer If you ever wondered what type of professors the religion department has kept up their sleeves, go into Professor Jonathan Moore’s office and you will...

Oct 30 2013

Opinion

Celebrating religious diversity

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By Haley Jones Special to The Denisonian My parents raised my brothers and I as non-denominational Christians, giving us the freedom to explore a specific aspect of Christianity or another...

Sep 24 2013

Features

Biker, hiker Paul Djupe goes for laidback approach; studies politics qua religion

by Curtis Edmonds

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You might know Associate Professor of Political Science Paul Djupe — and if you don’t, you’ve come to the right place. The self-described “liberal hippie” has taught at Denison since...

Apr 09 2013

News

Denison’s Jewish community Hillel celebrates 40th anniversary

by Sam Heyman

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Not too long ago, the plaque at the foot of the West College Street drive up to campus read “Denison University: A Christian College Of The Liberal Arts.” Forty years...

Mar 26 2013

Opinion

New Pope’s humility is refreshing

by Kristof Oltvai

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Being at the National Shrine in Washington, D.C. when the Habemus was announced was an extremely humbling experience. Surrounded by the priests, nuns, and brothers of the Church, alongside several...

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