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Buddhism Gets Political, Sometimes Violent, Over Tibet
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nsymmonds
By Lucky Severson c. 2008 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly (UNDATED) All eyes are on China as it plays host to the 2008 Olympic games, and for the moment, earlier unrest over China’s treatment of Tibet has largely moved off center stage — much to Beijing’s relief. Yet the decades-long tussle over Tibet continues to color…
Alabama Judge Faces Complaint for Praying in Court
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nsymmonds
Associated Press – August 14, 2008 ANDALUSIA, Alabama – An Alabama judge who once wore the Ten Commandments of the Bible embroidered on his robe has been accused of violating judicial ethics for ordering a group in his courtroom to hold hands and pray. The American Civil Liberties Union filed a complaint against Covington County…
HHS Secretary Says Access to Contraceptives Not Part of Plan
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akornfeld
By Adelle M. Banks Religion News Service Washington – Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt says draft proposals to protect the conscience-driven objections of health care providers do not and will not seek to curb access to contraceptives. “An early draft of the regulations found its way into public circulation before it had reached…
Texas Jury Rejects Lawsuit Against Osteen’s Wife
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akornfeld
Associated Press Houston – The wife of televangelist Joel Osteen did not assault a flight attendant during an angry tirade over a stain on her first-class seat, a jury ruled Thursday. Jurors rejected Continental Airlines flight attendant Sharon Brown’s claims that Victoria Osteen threw her against a bathroom door and elbowed her in the left…
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