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Weblog: Spontaneous Combustion at Texas Football Game
Plus: Vatican calls Protestants improper and China continues religious arrests
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Role of New UN Religious Advisory Council Still Vague
New York's World Peace Summit 'lacked detail' and 'authentic leadership' from some major faiths, says ecumenical leader.
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Norwegian Prince's Moving In with Girlfriend Provokes National Debate
Crown Prince Haakon will also be head of state church on death of his father.
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Olympic Chaplains Not Taken Seriously Christians Claim
Australian Christians say the Olympic committee views chaplains as just another group of volunteers
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A Bible for the Likes of Mike
German athletes collaborate on an Olympic sports Bible that even Michael Johnson could love.
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Weblog: What Religious Magazines Are Stocked in Your Bookstore?
Plus: Why Protestants win at the Olympics, more Chinese arrests, and other links to articles in other publications around the Internet.
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Lutheran Church of Norway Appoints Practicing Homosexual
Oslo priest's relationship prompts lively debate in the Norwegian church.
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Pakistan's Christians Demand End to 'Religious Apartheid' at Polls
Election system allows religious minorities to vote only for candidates of their own faith.
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Weblog: Former Goshen.com Head Steps Out of the Crosswalk
Plus: The Jesus Seminar is apparently tired of Jesus, and other articles from media around the Internet.
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Graham Goes Home to Get Ready for Florida
Evangelist plans to continue preaching, but drastically reduce his schedule.
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Poland's Catholic Bishops Reject Criticism of Dominus Iesus
Ratzinger's declaration that Protestant denominations are not proper churches is making waves in pope's birthplace.
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Film Forum: Crowe-ing Over Almost Famous
What Christian film critics are saying about recent films, and an online debate over what to let children watch.
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Weblog: Battle Brews Over Warfare Language (Or: Mission Minded Groups Attempt to Heal Each Others' Vocabularies)
Plus: Amy Grant is pregnant, memories of Wedgwood, and other stories from media sources around the world.
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Can a New Cathedral Change Siberia's Image?
Catholics hope building will promote revival in a territory better known for crime and punishment.
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Christian History Corner: Weighty Matters
Gwen Shamblin's teachings sound an awful lot like some in the early church—and not in a good way.
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Thousands Mourn Death of 'India's Father'
Evangelist Bakht Singh led a fruitful life of teaching and founding churches.
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Weblog: Is the Scandal Over?
Plus: Family Research Council attacks Hindu prayer, then changes its tune.
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U.S. Episcopal Priest Murdered in Moscow
Friends and co-workers fondly remember his compassion.
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Weblog: Are Conservative Christians Abusive Parents?
Plus: An ex-gay leader goes into a bar, and blaming spanking for youth violence.
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President Signs Religious-Liberty Bill
Law says government must again prove compelling interest to curb free exercise of religion in land use, prisons, and hospitals.
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Flash of Genius
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