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March (Web-only)

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Examining Peacocke's Plumage
"The winner of the 2001 Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion rejects everything resembling Christian orthodoxy, but that doesn't stop him from co-opting the language."
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A Seeming Lack of Support from Religious Conservatives Forces White House to Postpone Faith-Based Initative
"Ted Turner's latest stupid comment, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world."
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Christians and Buddhists Build Bridges for Peace in Sri Lanka
Religious officials secret meeting with Tamil Tigers draws criticism.
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"Sophomores Stumble, Masters Make Good"
"What film critics in the religious media are saying about The Mexican, See Spot Run, Yi Yi, Pollock, and other new films. Also, a fuss about a phenomenon that looks like it's here to stay—end-times movies."
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"At NAE Convention, DiIulio Offers Feisty Defense, Outline of Faith-Based Plans"
"USAID responds to The New York Times article on Samaritan's Purse, and other stories from around the world"
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"Episcopal Bishop Resigns After Court Decision, Blames Liberal Critics"
But Montana bishop Ci Jones vows to keep fighting after discipline for affair 20 years ago.
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"100 Years After Excommunication, Church Cannot Look Kindly Upon Tolstoy"
Russian Orthodox hierarchy rejects request of writer's great-great-grandson.
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Church Officials Optimistic that Iran Is Changing Its Views of Christians
"Vatican official, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei talk about improving Muslim-Christian relations."
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Uproar in Boston as Police Are Told to Ignore Sex at Public Rest Areas
"A commentary-free edition of Weblog, including stories on the meeting of Anglican hierarchy in North Carolina, the Moonies, resisting the devil, and other topics"
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Digging in China
Christianity in the world's most populous country may be a lot older than anybody imagined.
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Russian Church Reassures Members Who Fear Codes Signify 'The Beast'
"Tax codes in no way a doctrinal matter, says Patriarch Alexei II."
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New Delhi Conference Condemns 'Immense Suffering' in Caste System
National Campaign for Dalit Human Rights plans to appeal to United Nations.
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"To Poland, for an Evening"
"Once in a great while, a film like Kieslowski's The Decalogue discovers how to transport an audience."
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With God All Things Are Possible Made Possible as State Motto
Supreme Court lets lower court decision stand against religious graduation speech.
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Persecuted Indonesian Christians Evacuated
"International Christian Concern and Christian Aid raising $1.2 million to rescue 7,000."
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Clergyman Forced to Leave Zimbabwe After Criticizing Mugabe Government
Authorities revoke work permit of Presbyterian missionary who accused the government being involved in killings
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Zimbabwe Church Officials Tell Mugabe to Respect Judiciary and Rule of Law
"Catholics, Baptists, and others criticize presidential pressure on Supreme Court."
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"As Faith-Based Initiative Controversy Heats Up, Evangelicals Quarrel Over Race"
"White House was displeased by DiIulio's remarks to NAE, says Bush adviser."
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Commission Will Try to Resolve Tensions Within Anglicanism Worldwide
"Group will examine strains over homosexuality, as well as role of Archbishop of Canterbury."
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Ecumenical Leader Condemns Injustice of International Credit System
General secretary of the World Council of Churches complains that creditor nations get to dictate how to manage debt crisis
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