21 Mar 2014
Alison Lesley
China is taking a stance in attempting to make life easier for students of all religious backgrounds. School uniform guidelines to prevent racial and religious discrimination (via Education Post) by...
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20 Mar 2014 Alison Lesley
Pope Francis was involved with significant events during his first year of papacy and these events provided a powerful foundation for his future works in addition to providing insight on his integrity...
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19 Mar 2014 Donald A. Westbrook
For Americans accustomed to the (at least theoretical) separation of church and state implicit in the First Amendment of the Constitution, it may come as a shock that many nations in the world have...
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Followers of the Bahá’í faith, will welcome in the New Year, otherwise known as Naw-Rúz, as the sun sets on March 20. This celebration originated in Persia more than 3000 years ago. After...
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18 Mar 2014 Alison Lesley
Neil deGrasse Tyson, an American astrophysicist, science communicator, and director of the Hayden Planetarium, made the headlines recently after stating in an interview that the enlightened people didn’t...
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A popular argument employed by atheists (and other like minded people) against people who subscribe to a religion is that religion has split mankind into factions resulting in much violence; therefore...
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Blasphemy law use on rise, led by Pakistan: US group (via AFP) Governments around the world are increasingly invoking blasphemy laws, with Pakistan by far the country that jails the most citizens...
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As he starts his second papal year, Pope Francis has a full schedule that contains many highlights and important events for the Catholic Church. Already proven to be a diligent and attentive Holy Father,...
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More and more American youngsters are turning away from the religious faith they were born into. While some refuse to attribute the trend to any particular workings of religious institutions, others...
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11 Mar 2014 Alison Lesley
Pastor Seth Pickens of Zion Hill Baptist Church, located in the southern part of Los Angeles, has come under fire after performing a union ceremony for a lesbian couple in 2013. Now, he has written a column...
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