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"Beliefnet Most Inspiring Person of the Year

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'Torture Is Not Who We Are'

As Muslim-Americans, we must rise above inhumanity and push for an anti-torture bill.

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Torture's Medical Accomplices

Dr. Steven Miles explains how the war on terror led healers to become conspirators in prisoner abuse and torture.

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This Is What War Looks Like

The abuse at Abu Ghraib prison is what happens when we abandon compassion and allow our animal nature to take over.

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The Challenge of the Moderates

If we really support moderate Muslims in their fight for Islam, then the world has a chance against dangerous extremists.

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Beliefnet's Most Inspiring Person of 2005--Victoria Ruvolo

How a Long Island woman who showed compassion for her attacker became Beliefnet's Most Inspiring Person of the Year.

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Abuse in Iraq-Abu Ghraib & Nicholas Berg

Beliefnet columnists and other religious leaders respond to Iraqi prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib prison.

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Loose Canon Archive: July 2005

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

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The Same General Boykin?

The Pentagon official, an evangelical, was nearly fired for insulting Islam. So far, conservative Christians stand by him.

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Frenzy

Some people are willing to believe anything America's enemies say while believing our own leaders are liars.

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