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Deadly crashes:

• Friends mourn young crash victims | 'Our hearts are broken ... We're going to miss them so much' (The Dallas Morning News)
  
  
• Deadly Texas bus crash probed | Driver's autopsy clean (Fox News)
  
  
• Campers, lacking Garland ties, carry on with celebration of life | Crash victims not forgotten, but focus is on young participants (The Dallas Morning News)
  
  
• Crashed Tanzania train carried Christians on way home from meeting | At least 174 passengers dead (Associated Press)

Other stories of interest:

• From faith to despair | Why did Father Gerard Prior commit suicide? (The Scotsman)
  
  
• Our universe is much too big for a small God | Jesus may have made an appearance on another planet, perhaps as a little green man with antennae. (Mike Thomas, The Orlando Sentinel)
  
  
• Atheists believe they need fellowship, too | Plan a "Godless Americans March on Washington" on Nov. 2. (The Seattle Times)
  
  
• Why a theoretical physicist thinks the design of the universe points to divine intelligence | The world of theoretical physics is used to astonishing conclusions. But physicists who grasped the general theory of relativity were baffled when John Polkinghorne announced he was becoming an Anglican priest. (The Times, London)
  
  
• Faith-filled cures fit Amish lifestyle | Natural cures appeal to the Amish, who practice a religious faith that sets them apart from the mainstream (The Journal Gazette, Ft. Wayne, Ind.)
  
  
• Methodist minister and ethicist sees God's will in the exceptions | Is Philip Wogaman a relativist? Well, that depends (The Washington Post)
  
  
• Anglican leader gets papal adieu | Sixth meeting between the George Carey and Pope John Paul II (Associated Press)
  
  
• Religion can't trump rights of others | It all boils down to the most basic, live-and-let-live definition of rights, enshrined in the Canadian Human Rights Act (Rachel Giese, The Toronto Star)

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