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• Steps Jesus walked to trial restored to glory | One of the Roman Catholic Church's holiest relics, which contains the steps believed to have been climbed by Jesus on his way to trial before Pontius Pilate, has been restored (The Telegraph, London)
  
  
• Religious extremists in 3 faiths share views: report | Violent Muslim, Christian and Jewish extremists invoke the same rhetoric of "good" and "evil" and the best way to fight them is to tackle the problems that drive people to extremism, says a report commissioned by security think tank EastWest Institute ahead of a conference on Thursday (Reuters)
  
  
• Where Jesus spent his old age | Forget the Da Vinci Code: This Japanese farming village knows that Christ died here, at age 106. And they have the "tomb" to prove it (Time)
  
  
• The church of skepticism | Seattle's one true faith gets mobilized (The Stranger, Seattle)
  
  

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