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      China's prosperity inspires rising spirituality

      Posted by Billbar from Christian Science Monitor

      As China becomes more wealthy and worldly, it's also experiencing a growing interest in spirituality. Chinese are emerging with "more time and freedom to think," says Yuan Ci, a monk who works with the Buddhist Association of China in Beijing. In doing so, they are helping to revive China's venerable religions, like Buddhism.

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    • Breaking the Spell: Review

      Posted by Billbar from Majikthise

      There is widespread concern that understanding religion as a natural phenomenon would undermine religious faith. Dennett agrees that disenchantment is an empirical possibility, but Breaking the Spell doesn't appeal to naturalistic explanations to refute or discredit religion.

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      Satellite Sleuth Closes in on Noah�s Ark Mystery

      Posted by Billbar from Live Science

      Images taken by aircraft, intelligence-gathering satellites and commercial remote-sensing spacecraft are fueling an intensive study of the intriguing oddity. But whether the anomaly is some geological quirk of nature, playful shadows, a human-made structure of some sort, or simply nothing at all—that remains to be seen. Yep, they're still looking for physical proof of the stories in the Bible...

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