Weblog: Hell House Goes Hollywood
Plus: Ethicists vs. the Bush campaign, Falwell's law school, DNA testing the Dead Sea Scrolls, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 8/01/2004 12:00AM
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- Journal silent after its article on power of prayer draws criticism | A Southland doctor is among those seeking answers from the Journal of Reproductive Medicine and study authors (Los Angeles Times)
- Sunday, no longer a day of rest | Historically, Sunday was reserved for prayer and reflection, and most commerce or non-religious activity was off-limits. But these days, almost anything goes (Morning Edition, NPR)
More articles:
- 200 Bible backers rally at county courthouse | Ex-state judge speaks against removal ruling (Houston Chronicle)
- Enough imperial crusades | The alternative to armed intervention in Darfur is not passive resignation, but support for an African Union-led solution (Peter Hallward, The Guardian, London)
- A good start | The federal Defense of Marriage Act has survived its first test (Shannen W. Coffin, National Review Online)
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