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- Mitt Romney's candidacy is a mixed blessing for Mormons
His presidential candidacy could be a breakthrough 'JFK moment for Mormons,' but it could also stir up more negative publicity for the church. (Los Angeles Times) - At prayer breakfast and with birth-control decision, Obama riles religious conservatives
President Obama drew on the Bible and his interpretation of the Christian faith Thursday to deliver a sharp, if tacit, critique of his chief Republican rival’s economic program, speaking at a forum that in the past has been largely free of electoral politics. (The Washington Post) - Opinion: How Can Skeptics Make Convincing Religious Art?
Great works of devotional art have been created by skeptics, not a few of whom were fire-breathingly militant about their t. (Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal) - Opinion: Being a Catholic Priest—and Married
The pope has created a new diocese for bringing Episcopalians into the church. (Richard Cipolla, The Wall Street Journal) - Opinion: How to Fight The Man
The viral phenomenon of "Why I Hate Religion, but Love Jesus" and the debate that it prompted have a fogy offering advice on how to beat the fogies. (David Brooks, The New York Times) - Bombs hit evangelical Bible school in Sudan
At least eight bombs were dropped in the area Wednesday during the school's first day of classes, according to a statement by Samaritan's Purse, which supports the school. (CNN)
| [Top Stories]
- Mitt Romney's candidacy is a mixed blessing for Mormons
His presidential candidacy could be a breakthrough 'JFK moment for Mormons,' but it could also stir up more negative publicity for the church. (Los Angeles Times) - At prayer breakfast and with birth-control decision, Obama riles religious conservatives
President Obama drew on the Bible and his interpretation of the Christian faith Thursday to deliver a sharp, if tacit, critique of his chief Republican rival’s economic program, speaking at a forum that in the past has been largely free of electoral politics. (The Washington Post) - Opinion: How Can Skeptics Make Convincing Religious Art?
Great works of devotional art have been created by skeptics, not a few of whom were fire-breathingly militant about their t. (Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal) - Opinion: Being a Catholic Priest—and Married
The pope has created a new diocese for bringing Episcopalians into the church. (Richard Cipolla, The Wall Street Journal) - Opinion: How to Fight The Man
The viral phenomenon of "Why I Hate Religion, but Love Jesus" and the debate that it prompted have a fogy offering advice on how to beat the fogies. (David Brooks, The New York Times) - Bombs hit evangelical Bible school in Sudan
At least eight bombs were dropped in the area Wednesday during the school's first day of classes, according to a statement by Samaritan's Purse, which supports the school. (CNN)
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