This is not your typical Buddhist nun. When you picture Buddhist prayers, what comes to most people's minds is something very sedate, and very calm. There will probably be lots of sitting down, maybe...
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There are over 6 billion Bibles in existence on Earth. All are (obviously) made of paper and are in varying states of decay. Ripped and torn pages, stains, waterlogged. This one is different. The...
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Pioneer Day celebrates the time Brigham Young brought the Mormons west to Salt Lake City. Many people have never heard of Pioneer Day, but it is a very special occasion for those that follow the Mormon...
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24 Jul 2014
Alison Lesley
It’s been discovered that young religious children have trouble separating fact from fiction. According to a study in the latest issue of Cognitive Science, children acquainted with religion were...
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The results of the 2014 Gallup Values and Beliefs poll have been released, and the non-Christians answers to at least one question has raised a few eyebrows. Each year the Gallup poll asks, “Which...
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22 Jul 2014 Krista R. Burdine
On the 27th day of Ramadan, Muslims traditionally celebrate the Night of Destiny, or Laylat al Qadr, to commemorate the night the Quran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. Each year, more than a billion...
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Ibrahim Shabandri, an 8-year-old from India, wins United Arab Emirates Preacher of the Nation Contest. Our children are the future: that is a truth that is recognized around the world, and one event in the United...
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Source: Flickr Spain hopes to rectify 500 year old exile by opening citizenship to wronged Jews. In 1492, Ferdinand and Isabella exiled all Jews living in Spain during the Spanish Inquisition. Now 500 years...
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art: Paul Don Smith History is still unsure of what Nelson Mandela's exact beliefs were regarding God and religion. The religious beliefs of a politician can often be full of complexities. Staunch...
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There are some things to know when traveling to Dubai during Ramadan. Do you know which customs you may have to follow? Ramadan is a time during the year when Muslims fast during daylight hours. In many...
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Finding Hope in Dark Times by Margaret Dulaney
