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• Religious principles take root in funds | Those whose faith guides their investing now have more choices (The New York Times)
  
  
• Two funds get religion | They have a different take on socially screened investing (Kiplinger's Personal Finance)
  
  
• For evangelicals, global warming is a pro-life cause | Top Catholic and evangelical leaders on Monday called on Congress to pass climate change legislation, framing their pleas in the same kind of passionate biblical rhetoric they have used to push for action on social issues such as abortion and poverty (CQ)
  
  
• Repent and click no more | Anti-porn seminar gets little attendance at National Pastors Convention (The Walrus, Canada)
  
  
• Baptists toughen alcohol pledges for new churches | New churches that get money from the convention must teach 'warnings.' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Mo.)
  
  
• 'Church must challenge drinking culture habit' | The Church should help change "hearts and minds" to tackle Britain's booze culture, the Bishop of St David's said yesterday (Western Mail, Wales)
  
  
• Religious groups at odds over gambling amendment | Christian Coalition backs proposal to legalize bingo (The Huntsville Times, Ala.)
  
  
• Faith pays off for couple with church-arranged marriage | Korean couple's relationship glows like a courtship (Detroit Free Press)
  
  

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