There is much to dislike about the secular holiday season. In many cases, gifting now has the burden of obligation, of a required ritual, a duty discharged with little thought through an online catalog...
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These religious locations around the world cause tension and conflict. 1. Western Wall This wall, located near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, is historically part of an ancient temple. It has been...
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29 Jan 2019
Elisa Meyer
Religious leaders will gather in front of Disney offices to “end anti-religious hate.” World Religion News received an email overnight from Los Angeles Faith Coalition about an emergency...
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Netflix's Tidying Up with Marie Kondo shows principles based in the Shinto religion. , extending far beyond the Japanese homes where it was mastered and into the Western world. While many more people...
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The number of Christians has decreased in Congress. when compared to its predecessors. Most of these changes, it is to be noted, are on the Democratic area of the fence. These findings were discovered...
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What Do World Religions Do During the Holiday Season? Exclusively from WorldReligionNews.com! Share this Infographic on Your Site Source: WorldReligionNews.com Typically when we say "the...
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Only 20 percent of Americans said religion is a vital part of their lives. The Pew Research Center undertook two distinct surveys during the end of 2017 to answer the perennial question: What gives...
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01 Oct 2018 Nathan Glover
The Catholic Education Service rejected the report. The course should mirror the UK's "wonderfully diverse" society. This change will also ensure RE's survival as a viable subject. Topics like agnosticism,...
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Searches for God are much more popular than searches for religion, but what does it mean? A quick Google Trends search will show that interest in religion over God has declined from 2014 up to the present...
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Licenses to grow marijuana are given only under strict conditions like shimenawa, the practice of hanging ropes at the entrance of a shrine. This license marks the first time such an event happened...
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