Religion

Reinvigorating rationality

We need to look at issues for their reason—not for their espousal of faith.

By Leo Schwartz | Feb 5 05:55 pm ET

Letter to the editor

We support Professor Rachel McDermott in these times of censure.

By Members of the Barnard and Columbia religion departments | Oct 16 09:07 pm ET

Dinner prompts interfaith dialogue

Members of Columbia Muslim Student Association, Columbia/Barnard Hillel, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Church of the Latter Day Saints, Veritas, Hindu Students Organization, and the Interfaith Collective shared experiences on Sunday night.

By Karla Jimenez | Mar 28 03:59 am ET

Columbia and the calling of the modern university

The point of a university is education, not indoctrination.

By Adam Sieff | Nov 16 08:07 pm ET

Columbia's continued enlightenment

Religious and creative freedom are embedded within Columbia's roots.

By Neil FitzPatrick | Nov 14 06:55 pm ET

Columbia forgets her religious foundations

Columbia must decide whether our secular future has room for religion.

By Stephen Wu | Nov 11 09:48 pm ET

Beyond coexistence

Religion cannot and should not define friendships.

By Sharon Guan and Hiba Ilyas | Oct 3 07:58 pm ET

Islamophobia in NYC

This week, Opinion discusses Islamophobia in New York City and the debate over the Park51 project near ground zero.

By Randall Balmer, Maryam Aziz, Junaid Chaudhry, and Conor Skelding | Sep 19 09:42 pm ET

It takes two to forgive

Offering forgiveness and being forgiven are two different things.

By Sarah Ngu | Sep 19 07:47 pm ET

Calling New Yorkers to our better selves

New York has a history of religious tolerance—but sometimes that tolerance has come after a struggle.

By Randall Balmer | Sep 19 06:59 pm ET

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