"Weblog: Research May Allow Gay Couples to Have Children Genetically Their Own, but Not in Italy"
": France bans Islamic headscarves, blending religion and politics, and hundreds of articles from online sources around the world"
Rob Moll | posted 12/01/2003 12:00AM
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Television:
Buffy sainthood observation | The silliness of the name and the premise that a blond Valley Girl can overcome evil gave way to scholarly consideration of spiritual themes undertaken by the television series: redemption, resurrection, selflessness, guilt and existential angst, among other subjects (The Washington Post)
Oh Lord, it's hard to be humble | From cult to camp, disgraced televangelist Tammy Faye is reborn with film, book and TV deals that celebrate her surreal life (The Age, Melbourne, Australia)
Books:
'Code' deciphers interest in religious history | Dan Brown's thriller, which supposes a marriage between Jesus and Mary Magdalene that produced a royal bloodline in France, is more than just the year's best-selling adult novel. The Da Vinci Code is a publishing phenomenon. (USA Today)
The false fronts of modern life inhibit fulfillment, authors say | Geared for Christians, "TrueFaced" is based on the authors' assertion that most of us mask our true identity to ourselves and the world, thus depriving us of a fulfilling life that includes the kind of relationships with God and others we are meant to have (The Plain Dealer, Cleveland)
Students lose yearbook-photo battle | Trustees decide against allowing Fountain Valley High seniors to take a new picture that would spell out a Christian message. (Los Angles Times)
Always room for a nativity | Is the traditional Christian nativity play still justified in the schools of today's multi-faith Britain? (The Independent)
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