British Teacher Appears in Sudan Court (Religion News)
Posted by Jose on 30 Nov 2007 | Tagged as: artifacts of buddhism
Riot police surrounded a Sudanese court as proceedings began Thursday against a British teacher charged with inciting religious hatred over letting her pupils name a teddy bear Muhammad. read more…
I have a friend who dedicated her first book to her husband, “without whom this would never have been possible.” Years later, when the husband was gone, she used to fantasize about tweaking her dedication: “To my husband, without whom this book would have been done five years earlier.” read more…
A wise man once said it was easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven – and it used to be nearly as tough for a Democratic candidate to take a presidential campaign to a conservative evangelical church. read more…
Republican presidential up-and-comer Mike Huckabee won an important endorsement Wednesday that could help boost his standing among conservatives ? the backing of Christian evangelist Jerry Falwell?s son, Jerry Jr. read more…
Moderate British Muslim leaders on Thursday proposed guidelines that aim to root out extremism, promote a culture of ?civic responsibility? and foster women?s rights in the country?s mosques, Islamic centers and Muslim schools. read more…
A decade ago, Thomson was the first to isolate human embryonic stem cells. Last week, he (and Japan’s Shinya Yamanaka) announced one of the great scientific breakthroughs since the discovery of DNA: an embryo-free way to produce genetically matched stem cells. read more…
Does our public sphere need freedom of religion, or from it? read more…
After GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney apparently made contradictory statements about whether he’d appoint a Muslim to a Cabinet position, a local Muslim leader says “time will tell.” read more…
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