Tag Archives: George Wolfe

Global Warming and the Tragedy of Commons by  George Wolfe The verdict is in. For the United States, the summer of 2012 was among the hottest yet, in particular the month of July which broke the record set in 1936 … Continue reading →

Guidelines for Interfaith Dialog and Towards an Interfaith Theology . . . Rev. Dr. George Wolfe, Muncie Interfaith Fellowship Coordinator of Outreach Programs BSU Center for Peace and Conflict Studies Contributing Writer, United Religions Initiative Author of The Spiritual Power … Continue reading →

Activism Must be Based on Truth During the days following the presidential election, I heard numerous people express how glad they were the election season was over. They were tired of the negative and misleading political ads, and of the … Continue reading →

Will the light overcome the darkness? –previously published in The Star Press. The fall season is the time of year when the days become shorter and the nights longer. It is as if the light of day and the darkness … Continue reading →

Let’s Practice Civil Discourse Every Day! by George Wolfe Mediation is a process that can be used to resolve disputes between parties in conflict. The approach stipulates certain ground rules that can also be applied to our daily conversations with … Continue reading →

Prof George Wolfe’s Lecture on Positive Peace to Students in Gaza Prof Wolfe is URI in North America contact at Muncie Interfaith Fellowship in Indiana, a URI CC.  Here is the link to his 15 minute lecture, which is both … Continue reading →

Science, DNA and Revelation by George Wolfe of URI CC Muncie Interfaith Fellowship We live in an age when DNA analysis is used in many high-profile court cases. I never imagined it could help solve a mystery within my own … Continue reading →

 Why They Hate US: Reasons We Do Not Want to Hear by George Wolfe Every time there is a terrorist attack directed at the United States, articles appear attempting to answer the question: “Why do they hate us?” The answers … Continue reading →