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Weblog: Can Public Schools Ban Churches from Renting Space?

Plus: European court rules against mandatory religious education, abortion politics in Sweden, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 7/03/2007 04:10PM

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Faith and science call for trust | Trust is crucial to scientists and religious believers in this sense: Both have to defer to others about things beyond one's knowledge. (Robert P. Crease, Newsday)
Pastoral letter from the future II | The Rev. Dr. Judith Hardanger-Hansen returns to address what was once called "the gender divide." (Lars Walker, The American Spectator)

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