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• Bible-based superhero hangs up cape | Funding pulled for Bibleman's popular live-action tours (Charisma News Service)
  
  
• Indian slur or Satan? | Utah town puts 'red devil' school mascot to a vote (ABCNews.com )

Other stories of interest:

• Matters of belief, matters of business | Firms take a chance when they allow personal causes to intrude at the office (Amy Joyce, The Washington Post)
  
  
• Getting religion | Adolescents seeking spirituality look to books, radio and the Web (Time)
  
  
• Progress 'undermines African cultures' | Two African scientists say the Christian churches bear some responsibility for the growing consumption of bush meat. (BBC)
  
  
• Protestants making inroads in Brazil, world's most populous Catholic country | Protestants now at 15.4 percent of population, up from 9 percent in 1991. (Associated Press)
  
  
• Fear of criticism has made Christians silent instead of significant | What is lacking is a comprehensive and profound and recognisable theology able to be explored and used in order to challenge, enlighten and guide the thinking of the churches; able also to intersect with, challenge and illumine the thinking of the world (Peter Jensen, Sydney Morning Herald)
  
  
• Rev. Moon finds shadow of probes cast over 'Eden' | Federal police in Brazil seized records and computers in a broad investigation into allegations of tax evasion and immigration violations (Chicago Tribune)
  
  

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