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Archive of posts published in the category: Religion

Sharon Stone and John Hagee

Pastor John Hagee was slammed for his comment that God let the Holocaust happen as a means of returning the Jews to Israel. He certainly did not create a new theological concept that God works in mysterious ways, and his

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The Joy of Suffering

Be Happy: The American Refusal to Deal with Suffering by Jude Acostain (yet again) American Thinker. This would make a great sermon in any American church or synagogue. It addresses one of my great reservations about the shallowness of many

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Radical Sabbath and Chick-fil-A

Over 3,000 years ago a group of people came up with the idea of not working for an entire day every week. This day was reserved as the Sabbath, a day of spiritual reflection. This was a radical idea at

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Evangelical Suspicion

When Martin Luther first challenged the Catholic supremacy in 1517, he was warm to the Jews, rationalizing that the Catholic Church was unreasonable to expect them to convert if they treated them so inhumanely. Surely they would convert to a

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A Fracture in the Wall Between Church and State

Jun 25 2007 10:13AM Associated Press Justices bar ordinary taxpayers from suing over White House faith-based programSupreme Court (AP) The Supreme Court has ruled that ordinary taxpayers can’t challenge a White House initiative that helps religious charities get a share

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