By Cory Gross
Editors, the Gauntlet, Re: "Homophobic dogma enraptures Christians," Feb. 8, 2001 While Brad Cooke brings up legitimate concerns, he may be comforted to know that not all Christians think alike. Just as Fundamentalist rhetoric concerning marginalized groups hasn’t changed in 100 years, neither has genuine Christians’ support for those same groups. Lutheran Campus Ministry up… Continue reading Readers defend and define Christianity
By Cory Gross
Editors, the Gauntlet, Re: "Homophobic dogma enraptures Christians," Feb. 8, 2001 Brad Cooke’s article suggested that religion should have no place in decisions regarding civil liberty. However, without religion what is the difference between acceptable and unacceptable behaviour? Anthropologists say that morals are relative to each society–essentially, there is no right and wrong. So the… Continue reading Readers defend and define Christianity
By Brad Cooke
What does more damage to our society: gay weddings and adoptions or the hateful literature of the religious right who would move to prevent them? An interesting question to be sure, and one that was foremost in my mind this past week while I watched arrogant fundamentalist Christians expound on the "damage" to our children… Continue reading Homophobic dogma enraptures Christians
By Jon Roe
The East– Jon Roe [1] Buffalo vs. [8] New York IslandersThe New York Islanders snuck into the playoffs on the last day of the season and earned themselves the toughest first round match up in the east in the Buffalo Sabres. The Sabres are the deepest and most talented team in the NHL and if… Continue reading Stanley Cup playoffs preview
By Brad Day
The first weeks of frosh life for most university students tend to include copious amounts of alcohol, a severe lack of sleep and wondering when the next home cooked meal is going to be. But freshman football phenomenon Dalin Tollestrup’s first few weeks have been anything but. Instead of binge drinking, Tollestrup has practice almost… Continue reading Young star takes the reins