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Eckhart Tolle, Zen, and the Art of MUTTS Comic Strips

Patrick McDonnell, the cartoonist of the MUTTS comic strip, shares his love for Eckhart Tolle books and animal advocacy.

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Paper Drops B.C. Comic Strip After Easter Flap

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Idol Chatter Archive: October 2005

Beliefnet's daily weblog of religion and spirituality in pop culture.

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Loose Canon Archive: September 2004

Charlotte Hays's daily weblog on religion, spirituality, and politics.

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'Umbert the Unborn' Comic Strip Draws Fans

Cartoon fetus is 'a prenatal Bob Hope, entertaining the front-line troops of the pro-life cause,' says creator.

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Jesse KornBluth - Swami Uptown

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When Religious Humor Isn't Funny Anymore

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Jewish Group Faults Christian Leaders for Silence on Anti-Semitism

On the heels of several controversies, the Anti-Defamation League asks why Christian leaders are not condemning anti-Semitism.

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Can We Be Good Without Charlie Brown?

Charles Schulz's faith found its way into 'Peanuts,' and a book that put pop culture to work for religion

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