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Plus: Another Dutch evil, banning the Declaration of Independence, gay Methodist trial, Rowan Williams's warnings, and more than 370 other stories from online sources around the world.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 11/01/2004 12:00AM

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Are you invested in your values? | An analysis of your portfolio might reveal your money is working against your beliefs (The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)

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Giant Jesus:

Giant Jesus makes many stop | If motorists on Interstate 75 want a heavenly vision, all they have to do is look to the side of the road (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Sit at feet of 7-ton Jesus | Larger-than-life saints draw faithful, curious to Cross in the Woods (Associated Press)

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Other articles of interest:

Prayer under a microscope | At Thanksgiving, a time to rethink research on prayer (Editorial, The Christian Science Monitor)
The use and abuse of labels | Various liberal constituencies contort word meanings to slander conservatives and Christians (David Limbaugh, The Washington Times)
Save us from all this spiritual spam | Analysts have noticed the volume of "spiritual spam"—messages offering salvation by e-mail—is growing (The Telegraph, London)
True mysticism at the heart of Christian faith | Christianity, like the Jewish faith out of which it sprang, and also like the later Islam, understands itself as a revealed religion (Geoffrey Rowell, The Times, London)
Reopening the Jonestown files | The full story of Jonestown has never been told (Editorial, The Guyana Chronicle)
Religion news in brief | More on Zacharias and Mouw at the Mormon Tabernacle, Virginia convention will seek membership in Baptist World Alliance, Hawaiians win permit for chapel, bogus weddings in Tennessee, and other stories (Associated Press)

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