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- The Evangelical Crackup
  Posted by Jon from New York Times
  In-depth story on the rise and fall of the christian right.
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- Violent Crackdown Launched in Myanmar
  Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post
  Security forces in Myanmar opened fire Wednesday on demonstrators, and witnesses said police beat and dragged away dozens of Buddhist monks. The government said at least one person was killed, while dissident groups and media reported up to eight dead.
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- Prisons Purging Books on Faith From Libraries
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  Behind the walls of federal prisons nationwide, chaplains have been quietly carrying out a systematic purge of religious books and materials that were once available to prisoners in chapel libraries.
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- Bush Apologizes to Wiccan Soldier's Widow for Meeting Slip-Up
  Posted by Jeff from Washington Post
  When she heard about the exclusion from her mother-in-law, Stewart said, she concluded that it was done because of her public fight to force the federal government to engrave the symbol for the Wiccan faith on her husband's marker on a memorial.
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- Religion beat became a test of faith
  Posted by Garrett from Los Angeles Times
  A reporter looks at how the stories he covered affected him and his spiritual journey.
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- American Muslims Reimagined
  Posted by Shemuses
  U.S. Muslims number about 6 million and are becoming thoroughly immersed in American culture. Muslim Americans are also highly diverse, covering a range of ethnicities, careers, political leanings, and beliefs. Among the U.S. Muslim population are many progressive folks that run the gambit from punk rockers to the comic book writers and bloggers. What does being a Muslim, a progressive and an American mean to them?
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- The Elders
  Posted by Shemuses from Globe and Mail
  The official order of business Wednesday was the introduction of The Elders: convened at the request of Nelson Mandela, a collection of former leaders that has begun to work together to advance the causes of peace and global justice.
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Tony comments on:
Bring on Lama-Palooza

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8:01 pm 4/10/08
sburke comments on:
The Cult of Chris McCandless

I just watched this film and I am haunted. Although I knew about Chris I had no idea that his journey killed him. I will forever remember him and I am better for knowing that he was bold and brave enough to do what he needed to do.
I am also very sad that he only found out to late that there is nothing without the company of others.
His life will be remembered.
If anyone knows an email address for his family I would love to convey my respects(after all these years)
Live free
Sean

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9:33 pm 3/31/08
theangryindian comments on:
Putin Opens Mecca Path For Muslims

Politically, Putin just scored major points with the Arab world.

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7:43 am 12/17/07
yg6812 comments on:
Vitter was a repeat customer

Vitter was a repeat customer and will continue his illegal and immoral activity as long as he can go to his priest and be forgiven. He and his wife seem to feel that they deserve forgiveness from the American people but in the eyes of many, the hypocrisy is worse than the sin itself. We are a broadminded and forgiving nation, but when looking back on the self righteous attitudes of he and he wife during the Clinton/Lewinsky scandel, most of us feel no pity for these two.

A religious Liberal

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9:41 pm 7/24/07

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