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Soka Gakkai Opens University in California

Soka Gakkai International inaugurates a brand new liberal arts college with a Buddhist bent--open to anyone.

Related Topics: Faiths, Buddhism, University, campus, liberal arts college, global citizens, Student, foreign languages, controversial Japanese sect, not so typical college experience, Education, university president

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The Next Big Religion

New religious movements (NRMs) are growing and mutating with Darwinian ferocity. And today's cults will be tomorrow's mainstream

Related Topics: Faiths, Movement, Christianity, Members, religious movements, twentieth century, Religion, Official site, twenty first century, independent churches, traditional African

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Archbishop Faces Excommunication After Marrying

The married Zambian clergy member says that possibly being ousted from the Church 'doesn't affect' him.

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Grassroots Conservatism Comes of (New) Age

A look at Falun Gong beliefs reveals a syncretic blend of tradition,

Related Topics: Faiths, followers, Exercise, Practice, practitioner, state owned enterprise, Chinese Government, li, Movement, moral guidance, harsh Chinese government

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