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Most Influential Black Spiritual Leaders

In black communities, religious leaders have historically occupied a powerful position as gurus, advocates, stewards and preachers. In honor of Black History Month, Beliefnet has compiled a list of some of the nation's most influential black spiritual leaders in 2008.

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Most Influential Black Spiritual Leaders 2008

Whether inspiring their congregations to stand up against social injustice or urging a focus on God-centered family values, black religious leaders are a crucial component of a rich and diverse spiritual landscape. In honor of Black History Month, Beliefnet has compiled a list of some of the nation's most influential black spiritual leaders in 2008. While by no means comprehensive, the list includes some of today's most prominent--and controversial--spiritual figures, some up-and-coming figures of note, and several individuals whose lifelong efforts have earned them a place in history.

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Steven Waldman Interviews Rick Warren

Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church and author of "The Purpose of Christmas," spoke with Beliefnet Editor-in-Chief Steven Waldman at the offices of our partner, The Wall Street Journal.

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The Biblical Basis for
Being Pro-Choice

The Bible never mentions abortion, but it does offer support for choice.

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'I'm Embarrassed By the Church, But I Love It'

John Shelby Spong, the outspoken former bishop of Newark, says he wants to transform the faith, not give it up.

Disagreeing in the Service of God

Jews and Christians need one another, argues an esteemed Orthodox rabbi in his latest book.

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Why Evangelicals Are Bolting the GOP

A growing number of evangelicals see the Republicans ignoring their values and find the Democrats eager to welcome them in.

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Reporter's Notebook: 2006 Episcopal General Convention

Three years after the consecration of openly gay bishop Gene Robinson, the Episcopal Church gathers to debate the implications.

'The Prince of Kosher Gospel'

Joshua Nelson creates a new sound by infusing Jewish liturgical music with gospel beats.

Related Topics: Faiths, Judaism, Alana B. Elias Kornfeld

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