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Weblog: Anti-'Under God' Atheist Takes on Congressional Chaplains
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Other stories of interest:

  • Debate rages over biblical mystery | An archaeological site in southern Israel is at the centre of an ongoing debate over whether it could be the last resting place of biblical prophet John the Baptist (BBC)

  • German soccer league bans Jesus from the field | The organization in Frankfurt has told players to stop displaying religious slogans on T-Shirts (Idea, Germany)

  • European priests held in Uganda | Army questioning why they were with Lords Resistance Army rebels (Africast.com)

  • Hate, American style | Rev. Matt Hale, America's scariest hatemonger, would probably be flattered to hear his "church" referred to as America's Al Qaeda (Nicholas D. Kristof, The New York Times)

  • Islanders opposes Sunday flights | The Isle of Lewis takes its Sabbath seriously (Associated Press)

  • Religion news in brief | Catholic sex abuse panel, American Indian clergy salaries, Michigan's Catholic law school, pledging on the Qur'an, and other stories (Associated Press)

  • Bad vibes | Warning: Meditating may be hazardous to your health (San Francisco Weekly)

  • Bulgaria to build a Noah's Ark | Black Sea competes with Turkey's Ararat (BBC)
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