Weblog: Focus Praises NAE's 'Broader Social Agenda'
Plus: The evangelicals at the center of the U.S. attorneys firing fight, Time's cover story on the Bible in public schools, Colo. becomes another center of the Anglican wars, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Also: Empathy for one's fellow chimp | Experts now think the apes may relate to each other in very human ways (Chicago Tribune)
Genetically modified mosquito bred to destroy malaria | Scientists in America have engineered a species of mosquito which is resistant to the malaria infection. Its ability to block the infection suggests that it could come to dominate mosquito populations if released into the wild (The Times, London)
S. Korean religious leaders to visit Pyongyang in May | The Korean Conference on Religion and Peace is a group of religious leaders representing seven of South Korea's religions: Roman Catholicism, other Christian denominations, Buddhism, Won Buddhism, Confucianism, the "Chondogyo" indigenous Korean religion, and a group of other indigenous religions (Yonhap)
Keeping the faith | Rumours of the death of religion among young people have been grossly exaggerated (Radar, Sydney Morning Herald, Australia)
Feast of the Annunciation celebrates a proud Mary | Depending on whether you are of Orthodox or Catholic faith, the feast of the Annunciation was either Sunday or Monday. For one woman, it's a holiday that's always worth celebrating (Caroline Langston, All Things Considered, NPR)
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