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Praying for terrorists >>
more Christianity Today |
Andy Crouch proposes a different
way for Christians to engage culture >>
more Books & Culture |
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Faith schools are almost as polarising
as Marmite >>
more Guardian |
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Religion, in various demonstrations
and observances, was prominently on display in Denver >>
more PBS |
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Pope voices Vatican’s concern
over drift towards a new Cold War >>
more The Tablet |
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An open letter to God from Mike
More >>
more Common Dreams Center |
Church and community groups across
the USA are preparing to assist those who may be displaced
by Hurricane Gustav, as it heads towards the city that was
torn apart under the strain of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 >>
more Ekklesia |
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Almost a thousand years later,
her legacy is still valid. Because today's China also wants
to determine the appointment of bishops on its own, like the
emperors back then >>
more www.chiesa |
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should be no surprise that one of the hazards of attempting
to obey all of the Bible’s commandments for a year is
that one has to be honest (Proverbs 26:28). In The Year of
Living Biblically, A.J. Jacobs, an editor-at-large at Esquire
magazine and a contributor to the New York Times, Washington
Post, and Entertainment Weekly, vows to do just that >>
more Journal of Religion & Popular
Culture |
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The death of Protestant America:
a political theory of the Protestant mainline >>
more First Things |
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American liberals would do well
to stop glorifying anti-Muslim celebrities and start building
relationships with honest Arab and Muslim voices >>
more CounterPunch |
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In India, the Christians' offense
is fighting against slavery >>
more www.chiesa |
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book of Job is one of the most beautiful and perplexing books
of the Bible >>
more The Christian Century |
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suspect that sin's reemergence into the limelight is
directly, if inversely, related to its perceived claim on
our lives. Now that we can breezily laugh it off, sin has
become interesting (if only quaintly so) >>
more Books & Culture |
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Most Christians agree that their
faith affects how they approach politics, but disagreements
arise over the political role of the church >>
more Leadership Journal |
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Obama's pick for Vice President
is Catholic. But the Bishops Deny Him Communion. The reason
is that Biden is a staunch abortion supporter >>
more www.chiesa |
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Can Biden help Obama woo the
Catholic vote? >>
more Reuters |
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The Democratic National Convention
looks different this year as Christian and other religious
leaders take center stage this week as part of the Democrats’
effort to show a more faith-friendly image to American voters
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more The Christian Post |
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Joe Biden: I'm a Zionist. US
Senator Joe Biden, candidate for the Democratic presidential
nomination, speaks with Shalom TV CEO Mark S. Golub on Israel
and Jewish-related issues in this exclusive interview >>
more Information Clearing House |
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American morality is in the midst
of a period of transition. Who is most responsible for advancing
the change? Young adults, those who are politically liberal,
men, and people who are not associated with Christianity.
A new moral code is being adopted on the fly >>
more The Barna Group |
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Officials of the Catholic Church
in China say their church is growing, despite internal tensions
that have split the church into rival factions. Some Catholics
accept the role of the Chinese government in religious affairs,
while others - members of the so-called underground church
- reject it >>
more VOA |
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An Italian priest is holding
a beauty contest with a difference — it will be open
only to nuns >>
more Times Online |
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Americans may not be prepared
to make an atheist president, but that doesn’t mean
they won’t watch one on TV >>
more Religion in the News |
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At first glance genetic modification
seems a godsend in a world of spiralling food costs. But scratch
the surface of such claims and a different picture emerges;
one that places the starving firmly in the pockets of global
agri-corporations and ignores food security >>
more The Tablet |
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in the field of comparative religion, Zacharias contrasts
the Hinduism of his native India with his own Christian faith
using a fictional conversation between Jesus and Krishna >>
more Blog Critics Magazine |
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Christian groups who flouted
a Chinese ban on foreign missionaries are calling their underground
evangelizing during the Olympic Games a success >>
more Newsday |
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HUNDREDS of Christian theology students have been living in
tents since a mob of angry Muslim neighbors stormed their
campus last month wielding bamboo spears and hurling Molotov
cocktails. The incident comes amid growing concern that Indonesia's
tradition of religious tolerance is under threat from Islamic
hard-liners >>
more Strait Times |
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Some Americans are having a change
of heart about mixing religion and politics. A new survey
finds a narrow majority of the public saying that churches
and other houses of worship should keep out of political matters
and not express their views on day-to-day social and political
matters >>
more Pew Research Center |
