Rick Warren Goes Global (Religion News)
Posted by Jose on 30 May 2008 | Tagged as: religious antiques
Already established as perhaps the most important voice in contemporary American Evangelical Christianity, Rick Warren last week pressed the button that he hopes will take his “brand” to the ends of the earth. read more…
A greater focus on candidates’ faith is generally applauded, but some cite reasons for caution. read more…
Maj. Khalid Shabazz is one of only five Muslim chaplains in the U.S. Army. Shabazz says it hasn’t always been easy to be a Muslim in the military, and his faith has placed him under a microscope wherever he’s been based.
Maj. Khalid Shabazz is one of only five Muslim chaplains in the U.S. Army. Shabazz says it hasn’t always been easy to be a Muslim in the military, and his faith has placed him under a microscope wherever he’s been based.
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Have you ever wondered why Hare Krishnas don’t eat meat, or how the movement differs from other strains of Hinduism? Read a primer on the Hare Krishna movement and its practices and beliefs.
Have you ever wondered why Hare Krishnas don’t eat meat, or how the movement differs from other strains of Hinduism? Read a primer on the Hare Krishna movement and its practices and beliefs.
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For the first time since the presidential election of 1988, the observant white Catholic vote might be up for grabs this November. read more…
Justices appear to be leaning toward forbidding doctors from denying treatment based on their religious views. read more…
Gov. David A. Paterson has directed all state agencies to begin to revise their policies and regulations to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions, like Massachusetts, California and Canada. read more…
The Rev. Rod Parsley paces the stage, wiping his forehead and shouting to his congregation in a taped sermon that marriage is under attack by “tortured and angry homosexuals.” read more…
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