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Weblog: Death Sentence For Three Pakistanis Who Attacked Christian Hospital

Plus: Wesley Clark's change of tune on abortion limits, more Ten Commandments disputes, poor clergy criticized, and many other stories from online sources around the world.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 1/01/2004 12:00AM

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Tipping the scales in favor of kindness | Buddhists free bait for karma (Steve Lopez, Los Angeles Times)
Along public trail, a church recounts its history | Tours to a federally owned historic site in Wyoming are run not by government employees but by the Mormon Church (The New York Times)
Wishing you a very merry (fill in the blank) in 2004 | As we become a more religiously varied nation, a calendar with only Christian holidays is decidedly out of date (The Dallas Morning News)
Experts demand 'cowboy cloners' ban | Maverick scientists attempting to clone humans should be outlawed across the world, a leading expert has said (BBC)
Photographer profiles holy houses | In "Sacred Spaces," Robert Berger documents churches, temples, synagogues in greater L.A. (News-Press, Glendale, Calif.)
Local pastors consider alcohol boom in Jacksonville | Many churches discourage, but don't prohibit, drinking (Jacksonville Daily Progress, Tex.)

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