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Weblog: As Senate Considers Faith-Based Initiative, Bush Pushes D.C. Vouchers

Scrutinizing religious speech after the Columbia disaster, and other stories from online sources around the world

Ted Olsen | posted 2/01/2003 12:00AM

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Government meddling in church matters, says archbishop | Archbishop Pius Ncube, the outspoken clergyman of the Roman Catholic Church, this week accused the government of planting its agents within the church so as to divide it along political lines (Zimbabwe Standard)
Churches, not state, should call National Day of Prayer | We do not want to experience what happened last year and the previous years when the government organized prayers that ended up being campaign platforms for political parties (Levee Kadenge, The Daily News, Zimbabwe)

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