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Weblog: Day of Prayer Too Late?
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Spirituality:

  • Whose God? | He views no religion with negativity, nor does he blaspheme any, but Bugalo Chilume vows never to render his worship to Jesus Christ, nor communicate his prayers through any other means, except his African ancestors (Mmegi, Botswana)
  • Faithful must root out evil from scriptures | The claim of exclusivity — my truth is the only truth — is the principal culprit that triggers most of the violence in holy books and the jealous nature of their god. We must strike that spurious claim and others like it from all belief systems. Ridding religion of exclusivity means a radical reinterpretation of some of the central tenets of religious belief (Steve Gushee, Palm Beach Post)
  • A future without religion | Sam Harris's best selling book The End of Faith, Religion, Terror and the Future of Reason launches a major assault on organized religion and points to it as the source of many of the problems of the world today (Amsterdam Forum, Radio Netherlands)

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