Student's suit could have national impact | Christina Axson-Flynn sued the University of Utah, claiming discrimination because an acting course required her to use language she objected to (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Unholy regime is on sacred land | The foundations of three great world religions are deeply rooted in Iraq (The Palm Beach [Fla.] Post)
Study shows ossuary genuine: owner | Professor says box could have held bones of only 2 people - one was Jesus' brother (The National Post, Canada)
Man who received biblical name change dies by his own hand | Charles Haffey a Vietnam veteran who legally changed his name to "I am Who I am" last month to escape flashbacks from the war, killed himself on Veterans Day (Lake City [Fla.] Reporter)
God and machine | Shock saves man in church (Karen Samples Gutierrez, The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Scout's honor | For me, it was never about God (Rick Weiss, The Washington Post)
Villagers recall Jonestown massacre | A newfound multiculturalism, reminiscent of Jones' dream of a Utopian multiracial society, is not welcomed by villagers whose collective psyche was scarred by the mass suicide. (Associated Press)
Religion news in brief | Bishops may convene plenary council, LCMS Benke debate continues, and other stories (Associated Press)
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