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Pagans Find a Sometimes Uneasy Home Among Quakers
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By MATTHEW STREIB c. 2008 Religion News Service BALTIMORE — When his partner died in 2004, Kevin-Douglas Olive reached a crossroads in his faith. Even though he had been a Quaker for almost two decades and put his trust in Jesus, he began to explore other ways of tapping into the divine. “I had this…
Dalai Lama Cautiously Welcomes China’s Offer for Talks with His Emissary
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Associated Press – April 26, 2008 DHARMSALA, India – The Dalai Lama welcomed China’s offer to meet his envoy but said the two sides needed a meaningful discussion about how to resolve the problems that triggered riots in the Tibetan capital last month. The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader warned Saturday it would be futile if…
Rev. Wright Again in Center of Dem. Contest
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Associated Press – April 28, 2008 WASHINGTON – As Democratic front-runner Barack Obama sought to diminish race as a “determining factor” in the 2008 presidential contest, his former pastor said on Monday that the heated controversy over some of his remarks from pulpit were an attack on the black church in America. Obama was heading…
Reunited Russian Orthodox to Celebrate Joint Easter
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By Nicole Neroulias 2008 Religion News Service NEW YORK — A child of Soviet refugees, the Rev. Andrei Sommer never thought his breakaway church would ever break bread with the Russian Orthodox Christians who remained faithful to Orthodox leaders in Moscow under communism. But this Easter will renew and reunite two once-feuding Manhattan cathedrals: St.…
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