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"Leave Christianity in Narnia, says New York Times columnist ; Racism, Sexism, Sectarianism, Too."

"Afghanistan's Taliban shuts down more aid ministries, and links to dozens of other news stories around the world."

Ted Olsen | posted 8/01/2001 12:00AM

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In the beginning was the question | New Library of Congress exhibit examines creation stories (The Washington Post)
Also: World Treasures: Beginnings (Official exhibit site, Library of Congress)
Program for poor is kicked out of mansion | Planning commission says religious group founded by Mother Teresa must leave residential area (Los Angeles Times)
Florida prisons turning to religion | Florida Department of Corrections officials have created a statewide, $4.5 million effort to provide specialized services and housing to religious inmates and hire additional chaplains and counselors at seven prisons (Associated Press)
International house of prayer | In a major evangelical movement its leaders say is ordained by God to herald the Second Coming, seven-day-a-week, 24-hour houses of prayer are being established throughout the country. (The Plain Dealer, Cleveland)

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