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• Clergy heed Bush's call | Services "back to normal," but talk of response to terrorism remains (The Cincinnati Post)
• New age over, some say | Events of Sept. 11 seem to have ended egocentric era (The Columbus Dispatch)
• Scholar's book on addressing evil finds new life | Marilyn McCord Adams examines how God might "make good" on evil (The New York Times)

Christianity and Islam:

• Some churches becoming places to learn about Islam | Local Muslims invited to speak to Nashville congregations (The Tennessean)
• Willow Creek welcomes Muslim cleric's perspective | Pastor, imam have dialogue at suburban church (Chicago Tribune)
• Critic of Koran temporarily barred from speaking at Ohio college | Fears of violence keep Christian evangelist banned (Associated Press)

Politics and law:

• Calif. Gov. signs gay rights bill | Domestic partners may make medical decisions for incapacitated partners, sue for wrongful death, adopt a partner's child, and will property to a partner (Associated Press)
• Anthrax 'joke' at hospital backfires | Chaplain at St. Mary's suspended, and could face charges, over fake letter (Times Union, Albany, New York)
• Sex change minister in check row | Women's fashion store wouldn't accept check written in Welsh (BBC)
• Diocese's resources exhausted | Anglican Diocese of Cariboo sued out of existence (ChristianWeek, Canada)

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