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This article is a big thank-you for all the inspiring comments on my last article (Meditation time, girls and boys). Those comments were gentle and moving, friendly and...
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Inter-faith dialogue has become an urgent necessity today.
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Suddenly being a muslim feels like being part of a community that is under a microscope. It’s like a new virus that is being examined by clinical analysts, all of...
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An atheist soldier who accused U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates and the Defense Department of violating his religious freedom dropped the lawsuit Friday, citing his...
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Given how opposition to legal abortion is almost entirely based on religious dogma, one might think that areas where belief in religious dogma is highest will be areas...
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Recently released video from NTD TV shows life on the inside of the notorious Masanjia Labor Camp, also known as “Ideology Education School of Liaoning Province”....
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Ask a Christian these days what the devil looks like and the answer you’ll probably get is
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He may not be able to walk on water, but when the mood strikes, Father Matthew Munoz can ride one gnarly wave all the way into the beach.
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Before I continue with the remaining part of the essay I want to write (explain) for the doubts.
One person said you do research of the facts which you were...
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Almost every survey about Turkish society reveals that religious observance is becoming more visible but also less dense. Let me tell you why… Mainstream Turkish...
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“Religion is regarded by the common people as true,
by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful.”
—Seneca the Younger
It is an irony in the times of...
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An atheist soldier says in a federal lawsuit that his superiors required him to be present for Christian prayers, and that the military allows fundamentalist Christians...
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Hundreds of pastors have called on their congregations to fast and pray for passage of a ballot measure in November that would put an end to gay marriage in...
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There was recently an article about religion on Instablogs, where the writer was making a case against religion, and I felt compelled to make some comments (which...
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It is good to have an opinion, right? Not only one but several! Tens or hundreds of the most varied opinions on topics, issues, problems, threats, solutions, people,...
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I understand this man allegedly identified himself as an atheist prior to the attack, but is it necessary to propagate headlines citing this detail repeatedly? No....
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History shows that religion and society have twisted, turned and changed according to human whims and fancies, at time for good and at times for worse. But hypocrisy...
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You’d think that Pope Benedict would get a tepid or indifferent welcome on his official visit, starting today. Well you’d be wrong. It’s as if the...
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This is inspired by an article I saw in the Guardian, England. It’s about a child who was drowning...
“A three-year-old girl had an extraordinary escape...
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Since 1992 Eluana Englaro has been a vegetative condition because of a road incident. From that moment she has been nourished in artificial way. Her father asks the...
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Religion has always been highly influencing factor to human minds. Some intellectuals and scientists argue that religion will be of less importance to coming...
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In a March 30 story about the resignation of the president and CEO of the Edith Wharton Restoration, The Associated Press erroneously reported that a $30,000 grant from...
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