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Weblog: Homeland Security Says 'Way Too Much Fraud' in Religious Visa Program
Plus: A victory for Christian Legal Society chapter, Egypt attack thwarted, manufactured spirituality, and other stories from online sources around the world.




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  1. Cheering The Code after punching The Passion | From handwringing to hype (Chris Weinkopf, The American Enterprise)

  2. Outward is heavenward | Presenting gospel's modern sounds in praise and worship (The Village Voice)

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Child tragedies:

  1. 5 St. Louis drowning victims shared faith and fate | Dream Center has significant children's ministry (Los Angeles Times)

  2. 7 children on church bus fall ill during trip | Carbon monoxide leak suspected (The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky.)

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Other stories of interest:

  1. Counterculture drug provides spiritual boost | Using the active ingredient in illegal hallucinogenic mushrooms, researchers at Johns Hopkins University have induced a lingering sense of spirituality that they believe has the potential to help patients struggling with addiction or terminal cancer (Los Angeles Times)

  2. Islam remark costs pastor | A Pompano Beach clergyman's comments about Islam has cost him a post on Broward's Judicial Nominating Commission (The Miami Herald)

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