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Friday, January 17, 2014

Atheist group’s prison book project aims to turn inmates against God

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Douglas Ernst ("The Washington Times," January 15, 2014) A humanist advocacy group has launched a book project designed to...
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Muslim Women Challenge American Mosques: 'Now Is The Time'

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Monique Parsons ("NPR," January 15, 2014) Most American mosques do a poor job of including women, according to a recent st...

Margaret Thatcher gave full support over Golden Temple raid, letter shows

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Phil Miller ("The Guardian," January 15, 2014) Margaret Thatcher gave her Indian counterpart Indira Gandhi Britain's f...
Saturday, December 21, 2013

Pope and the devil: Francis’ fascination with Satan leads to suspicion he performed exorcism

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(AP, May 21, 2013) Vatican City — Pope Francis’ fascination with the devil took on remarkable new twists Tuesday, with a well-known ...

American Jews Worry About Declining Religiosity Among Young

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Jerome Socolovsky ("Voice of America," December 18, 2013) Washington — During the recent holiday of Hanukkah, a 9-meter ta...

Miami chiropractic office must quit making its staff practice Scientology following complaint

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Lance Dixon ("Miami Herald," December 19, 2013) A handful of employees — now ex-employees — of a South Florida chiropracti...

Faith healing couple appear in court

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Kyle Odegard ("Albany Democrat-Herald," December 21, 2013) An Albany couple facing manslaughter charges appeared in court ...
Thursday, October 31, 2013

Ellen Davis unearths an agrarian view of the Bible

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Yonat Shimron ("The Washington Post," October 29, 2013) Durham, N.C. — With her gray hair tied neatly in a bun and her wir...

The Talmud: Why has a Jewish law book become so popular?

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William Kremer ("BBC News," October 29, 2013) The Talmud, the book of Jewish law, is one of the most challenging religious...

The Rise of Pop Culture in Religious Studies

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A. David Lewis ("Publishers Weekly," October 28, 2013) If academic conferences and scholarly panels give a glimpse of bo...
Monday, September 2, 2013

Clergy At Higher Risk Of Depression And Anxiety, Study Finds

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Katherine Bindley ("Huffington Post," August 29, 2013) Clergy are often relied upon to guide others through difficult time...

Atheism a creed that needs the same religious protections of Christianity and Islam: Ontario Human Rights Tribunal

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Tristin Hopper ("The National Post," August 28, 2013) Atheism is a creed deserving of the the same religious protections a...

Most Americans Want the Bible in Public Schools

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Nicola Menzie ("The Christian Post," August 28, 2013) "The State of the Bible 2013" survey conducted by Barna Gr...
Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Indian state outlaws profiting on miracles, summoning 'ghosts'

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Shivam Vij ("The Christian Science Monitor," August 26, 2013) New Delhi - A new law against superstition and black magic i...

Ex-Pope Benedict's 'Mystical Experience' Story Is False, Says His Personal Secretary

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Alessandro Speciale ("The Huffington Post," August 26, 2013) Vatican City - The personal secretary of former Pope Benedict...

Divide over religious exemptions on gay marriage

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Rachel Zoll (AP, August 25, 2013) The battle over gay marriage is heating up in the states, energizing religious groups that oppose ...
Monday, August 26, 2013

The U.S.’s lagging commitment to religious freedom

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Robert P. George and Katrina Lantos Swett ("The Washington Post," August 21, 2013) Robert P. George is chairman of the U.S. ...