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An Islamophobe Says What? Pam Geller's Fowl Language

Date: 11/28/2011

A bit late to the party, but USC's Trans/Missions Scoop blog just alerted me to the latest nonsense from my old friend Pamela Geller : a diatribe against halal Thanksgiving turkeys, because real Americans shouldn't be forced to eat Muslim-approved meat. Ball's in your court, Butterball! For the record, here's a gist of Muslim vs. Jewish religious dietary rules: Halal: Meat is killed by using ...

Related Topics: Islamophobia, Islam, Muslim, Pam Geller, Islamophobe, Pamela Geller, Thanksgiving 2011

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Were you led to believe that the Ground Zero Mosque was off the table?

Date: 09/21/2011

Ground Zero Mosque Opens for Business Posted by  Ryan Mauro   Bio ↓  on Sep 21st, 2011 On September 21 at 6:30 PM, the Ground Zero Mosque will open its doors to show a photo exhibit in its community space. Park51 is hoping to discourage its opponents by declaring an early victory in spite of its recent embarrassments and setbacks. This grand opening does not mean that the fight i ...

Related Topics: Hamas, Islam, Muslim Brotherhood, Park51, Builds Mosques, Nychildren, Ground Zero Mosque, Conquests, Muslim Prayer Services, Holy Land Foundation

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Gay Clergy, Ground Zero Mosque & Other Controversial Faith Stories Move Ahead Quietly

Date: 09/26/2011

Interesting mix of faith news over the weekend, kind of falling into an "end of an era" theme.  Check these out: - Islamic center opens its doors near ground zero (AP) - Church leadership post for an openly gay Mormon (CNN) - First gay man to be ordained in Presbyterian Church USA since historic vote (Minneapolis Star Tribune) - Bishop: Bread alone will do for Communion for ...

Related Topics: Islamophobia, Muslims, Islam, Mormons, Angel Food Ministries, Ground Zero Mosque, Christianity, Catholics, Catholicism, Gay Clergy, LDS, Sept. 11 Attacks, Park51

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A Muslim Wedding and an American Life

Date: 09/27/2011

[caption id="attachment_1485" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="My henna tattoo from the pre-wedding festivities."] [/caption] In July, I attended my first Muslim wedding, and it was an unforgettable occasion. The bride has been a good friend of mine for almost a decade, and in that time I’ve heard about the ups and downs of halal dating and the quest for the right mate. She came close to ...

Related Topics: Yvonne Haddad, Muslims And George W. Bush, The "Ground Zero" Mosque, Muslim Weddings, Jana Riess, Flunking Sainthood, Islam, American Muslims, Islam In America, Becoming American?, Baylor University Press, Patheos.Com, Patheos Book Roundtable, Muslim Republicans, Immigration

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Michael Bloomberg and the Cleric-Free Zone

Date: 09/11/2011

As the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001 approaches, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg finds himself at the center of controversy.  As it turns out, it is the mayor’s decision to exclude clerics from participating in the commemorative ceremony scheduled for Sunday that has so incensed his critics. Among the issues with which Americans are currently concerned, this one hardly even registers. ...

 

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Jay Sekulow: New Evidence - Ground Zero is Still Sacred Ground, But No Prayer Permitted

Date: 08/25/2011

Ten years after the horrific attacks of 9/11, the remains of those murdered that day are still being identified. Thanks to the use of DNA, authorities have now identified another victim from Ground Zero. Ernest James worked with professional services company Marsh & McLennan on the upper levels of the North Tower. The company lost more than 360 employees and consultants that day. The N ...

Related Topics: Aclj, Ground Zero, New York City, Mayor Bloomberg, 9/11 Remains, Ground Zero Mosque, 10Th Anniversary 9-11, Sacred Ground, Jay Sekulow, Clergy, Prayer Ban

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Mayor Bloomberg, Don’t Shut Out Faith On 9/11

Date: 08/29/2011

A version of this post appears on the Fox News Opinion page .  You can read it here, but I also suggest checking out the comments there.  They make for fascinating reading. Through three terms as mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg has consistently fought for the greatest possible inclusion of the greatest number of New Yorkers in virtually every area of city life. That is what makes his decis ...

Related Topics: Religion And Politics, Michael Bloomberg, September 11, Clergy, Faith And 9/11, Politics, Faith

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Congratulations to David Ramadan

Date: 08/25/2011

David Ramadan has won the Republican primary for the 87th District in Virginia. David is a conservative Republican and I probably disagree with him on most issues, but he deserves kudos for his victory especially in the light of a vicious opposition campaign by Jo-Ann Chase, whose entire platform was one large smear campaign accusing David Ramadan of being a jihadist. In general the Republi ...

Related Topics: Republicans, War On Muslims, Islam, Muslims, Ramadan

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