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Weblog Links: Praying for a Critic's Death
Plus: CT freelancer Brad Greenberg gets Forwarded, changes at some key religion blogs, and other stories from online sources around the world.



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Church and state:

South Korea hostages:

Iraq and military:

  • Minority religions under attack in Iraq | The suicide bombings that ravaged the Yazidi sect in Iraq underscored the fears of violence and insecurity binding many of the nation's religious minorities, ranging from Christians who are fleeing their ancient enclaves to a dwindling sect that follows the teachings of John the Baptist (Associated Press)

  • Iraqi family hails Mary | Ms Askander's husband, Kamal, was one of three Iraqi diplomats working in the Iraqi embassy in Canberra who sought asylum in Australia after being told to return to Iraq when Baghdad decided to close the defence attache's office (The Australian)

  • Soldier's Bible stops sniper's bullet | A US soldier serving in iraq believes his Bible saved his life after it stopped a sniper's bullet (WTSP, Tampa Ba, Fla.)

  • DoD-connected Christian group draws fire | A religious group has abandoned plans to send packages to U.S. troops in Iraq with the controversial Christian video game, "Left Behind: Eternal Force," along with Christian books, Pentagon officials say (Navy Times)

  • One-man offensive | Attorney activist Mikey Weinstein is making war on evangelicals—and the Pentagon (World)

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Mike   Posted: August 20, 2007 7:10 PM
Buena Park pastor asks followers to pray for the death of his critics. I think that this pastor is a little out of control, or he is being missed represented. I think that the IRS should say something about candidates campaigning in churches also. The Democrates have done this on a regular basis. I don't know how many times candidate have been in churches on television expressing their views. It has to have an impact on voters.

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