A Siberian villager finds the statue of a 4000-year-old Pagan god while fishing. Many people that go fishing expect to find fish but not so for Nikolay Tarasov. Although a diver by trade, the Siberian...
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09 Jun 2014
Krista R. Burdine
China and North Korea arrest and condemn believers and violate the fundamental human right of religious freedom. In the US, we argue about religious freedom in the context of whether someone should...
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09 Jun 2014 Alison Lesley
Cynthia Simpson will use the recent Supreme Court ruling in Greece v Galloway to re-ignite her case to allow her Wiccan prayers before local meetings. In 2002, in Chesterfield County, Virginia, Cynthia...
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Christians celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit 50 days after Easter on the Pentecost. “They saw what seemed to be tongues of fire that separated and came to rest on each of them. All of them were...
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Justin Bieber has used the Bible as a way to apologize for the racist comments he made when he was younger. A series of videos have surfaced this week showing a 14-year-old Bieber repeatedly using...
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Slipstream, a sculpture by Richard Wilson, is suspended in the entryway of Terminal 2 in Britain's Heathrow Airport. The Hindu community is displeased with the just opened Heathrow Terminal 2 in the UK. Hindus...
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The Huffington Post is crowdsourcing examples of religious groups who are helping the world with the hashtag #ReligionDoingGood on Twitter. Beginning last week, @HuffPostRelig has been tweeting a request:...
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An ancient belief held by Taoists and the hippie culture which coined the term "treehugger," has recently been supported by science. Being near trees has now been proven to help relieve stress, headaches,...
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Many Canadians claim no religious affiliation and consider themselves non-religious. However, many of these people still hold religious or spiritual beliefs. It is not unusual in any part of the world...
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03 Jun 2014 Alison Lesley
The Jewish celebration of Shavu'ot, the Festival of Weeks, starts this evening commemorating the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. Shavu'ot actually holds both an agricultural and a historical significance....
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