National Council of Churches

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Groups That Are Undecided About the Bush Plan

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What Does It Mean to be Anglican?

In a Bronx parish, recent divisions in the Episcopal Church are troubling, but the openly gay priest and his church members from the West Indies and Africa remain comfortable as part of the Anglican Communion.

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Q&A: What Is the Lambeth Conference?

What you need to know about the Anglican meeting held in England this year

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The Religious Left's Moment

Liberal and mainstream religious groups are becoming an increasingly visible and vital part of the antiwar movement.

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The Emerging Republican Theocracy?

The GOP has succeeded in mingling theology, popular culture, and theocracy, says a former architect of the Republican majority.

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'Go Back to the Words of Jesus'

In the sixties, the word 'Christian' in politics usually meant people for justice and civil rights. Now it means Jerry Falwell.

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Crunchy Con

Rod Dreher blogs about religion, culture, and politics for Beliefnet.

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