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  1. 6 hours ago

    Utilizing state-of-the-art technologies on ancient bone samples unearthed during a three-decade excavation in Ashkelon, researchers announced this week the findings of a study to determine the provenance of the Philistines.

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  2. 9 hours ago

    Yup.

    Buddhists have been ‘militant’ thru history. Not just in Sri Lanka & Myanmar, but in Tibet, Japan, & beyond. They are human, after all, & exist in this world. It’s far past time to kill the tired, romanticized, orientalist trope of them as other-worldly.
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    15 hours ago

    New research shows that as many as 10 trillion asteroid-sized objects might exist that carry life

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  4. 14 hours ago

    . Ministry Innovation Fellow: "Civic Saturdays gives local leaders a way to invite others into a relationship that is oriented around meaning and purpose — something that more and more of us are craving.”

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  5. Jul 8

    PLAYING NOW! HDS Professor Davíd Carrasco appears in new documentary film discussing the legendary storyteller.

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    Jul 8

    Join us next Monday, July 15th, at 3pm on the first floor of the library for a special event: the Emerson Popsicle Party! Come celebrate the occasion of Ralph Waldo Emerson's Divinity School Address given 181 years ago!

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  7. Jul 8

    Congratulations to alum Gregory McGonigle, 's new chaplain and dean of spiritual and religious life!

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  8. Jul 8

    Wow. Thank you, alum ! Folks can subscribe to Harvard Divinity Bulletin anytime at: .🤓🤓

    What do you do to quieten the noise outside, but more so, inside? I read the award winning Harvard Divinity Bulletin from my alma mater - the Harvard Divinity School. Subscribe now. It’s worth it ⁦⁩
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    Jul 3

    Hey, in our July newsletter you'll hear from David F. Holland of and you'll receive a transcript of Melissa Inouye's recent Living Faith lecture, "Making Zion." Sign up for our free monthly newsletter now so you don't miss out! SUBSCRIBE:

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    Jul 6

    . graduate finds his community in ministry

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  11. Jul 7

    “There was something really joyful about it. I was creating community right in front of my eyes.”

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  12. Jul 6

    "The Revolution was first and foremost about political principles, but as patriots decried British tyranny, they sought legitimation for their beliefs in the Bible."⁠—HDS Prof. Catherine Brekus

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  13. Jul 5

    Still in need of ideas for your summer reading? Find some inspiration in what HDS is reading this summer...

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  14. Jul 4

    From all of us at HDS and across Harvard, Happy Fourth of July!

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  15. Jul 3

    "These examples of border militarization, found all over the world, raise questions of law and ethics. They also raise the question: will all this work?"

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  16. Jul 2

    "Given the misrepresentations by both Christian activists and professional historians, we must make a greater effort to educate the American public about the nation's religious history."—Prof. Catherine Brekus

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  17. Jul 2

    “It touched me deeply. It reaffirmed the idea that change is possible, and gave me a new approach, which is that I need to engage all people, all cultures, and all religions in order for us to see a collective change in our society and our world.”

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  18. Jul 1

    "Black Panther" serves as a moral imaginary pointing to freedom, fugitivity, and black queer ethical action, writes Thelathia Nikki Young in the latest Harvard Divinity Bulletin.

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  19. Jul 1

    ICYMI: A fascinating story by on Sikh truckers. Take a ride along the Punjabi American highway...

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    Jun 30

    “A calling doesn’t just have to look like being in a church or a synagogue,” says recent graduate Israel Buffardi

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