22 Oct 2013
Alison Lesley
Elementary school children in Ireland will learn about atheism, agnosticism and humanism. The group Educate Together, a multi-denominational curriculum provider, and the group Atheist Ireland will...
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21 Oct 2013 Alison Lesley
Ambassador Cook gave the keynote address earlier this year at the Annual Susan B. Anthony Birthday Luncheon Suzan Johnson Cook is set to announce her retirement from her position as the State Department’s...
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The news of the continuing feud between the nations of Palestine and Israel are not unknown to the world. However, a new film from National Geographic Entertainment is not about the war, but about...
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Antje Jackelen, the latest elected Archbishop for the Lutheran Church of Sweden, will serve at Uppsala cathedral, the ecclesiastical center of Sweden. Sweden has joined a slew of other countries to recently...
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16 Oct 2013 Alison Lesley
Utah Legislature is at present seeking to have a settlement regarding the new Mississippi Law, which concerns religion for students. Senator Todd Weiler looks to issue a similar new bill, which, according...
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Joseph Atwill, a self-proclaimed Biblical scholar recently announced he has discovered the metaphorical Holy Grail of non-believers and proclaims that when it is revealed, Christianity will be shaken...
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15 Oct 2013 Alison Lesley
Freedom of belief, religion and opinion, as well as religious freedoms in general, are fundamental rights, guaranteed by numerous international treaties and conventions, including several European...
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Damages throughout the past year of violence in Myanmar A coastal town near Thandwe in Myanmar, where the president was scheduled to visit on his tour of Rakhine state, has been ravaged by violence...
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A program exploring three of the world’s religions will be screened on CBS on Sunday, October 13th. The show will focus on Tibetan Buddhism, Christian Science and Jainism as part of an interfaith...
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08 Oct 2013 WRN Editorial Staff
Legal scholars are predicting that a case about to get underway in the United States could become one of the largest freedom of religion cases in recent legal history. The case involves the small...
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