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• On appeal, diocese can keep abuse-suit documents sealed | Though today's decision was technical and narrow, it represented a victory for the diocese (The New York Times)
  
  

Other stories of interest:

• Religion news in brief | Re-Imagining Community appears to be dissolving, Operation Rescue leader moves office, Louisiana court dismisses ACLU bid to end church sales tax exemptions, and other stories (Associated Press)
  
  
• 'Christian terrorist' is oxymoron | To call Rudolph a "Christian terrorist" is like calling a dog a cat (Bill Graves, The Oklahoman)
  
  
• For Shakers, elegance was plain | The 19th-century American religious sect that emphasized simplicity and plain living (The New York Times)
  
  
• Science and religion cease fire | The Biotechnology Industry Organization and the National Council of Churches signed a pact here to open channels of communication between them about the promise and potential perils of biotechnology (Wired News)
  
  
• Unsocial gospel | D.G. Hart on American Protestantism (Robert W. Patterson, The Weekly Standard)
  
  

• Salvation offered in 12 seconds | Salvation on the Internet is the latest trend (Nettavisen, Norway)
  
  

• Also: Norwegian church offers 'salvation in 12 seconds' online | Sinner's prayer is news, apparently (Ananova)
  
  

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