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2007 Was a Quiet Harbinger of Significant Things to Come
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akornfeld
By Kevin Eckstrom Religion News Service History books are full of dates that mark seminal events: 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door and launched the Protestant Reformation; or 1973, when the Supreme Court legalized abortion. Those boldface dates are preceded by less prominent but nonetheless decisive times: 1516, when…
TV Preachers Have Resources, Skills to Challenge Senator Investigating Their Spending
By
akornfeld
Associated Press The six prosperity gospel ministries under scrutiny by Republican Sen. Charles Grassley are a tough group to take on. The televangelists are veterans at outmaneuvering opponents, and in this case are even getting support from their critics. Religious groups who consider the prosperity gospel a rip-off still see the inquiry as a potential…
Clerics: Don’t Demonize Immigrants
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akornfeld
The Miami Herald Washington – Alarmed by what they called a “hateful tenor,” a group of religious leaders, including the former pastor at Miami’s Notre Dame D’Haiti Catholic Church, on Monday called on presidential hopefuls to stop demonizing undocumented immigrants. The call came as immigration emerges as one of the most contentious issues in the…
Some Churches Conflicted Over Kwanzaa
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nsymmonds
By Adelle M. Banks Religion News Service (UNDATED) Come each December, high atop the choir loft of St. Luke Community United Methodist Church in Dallas sit the traditional three purple and one pink Advent candles for several Sundays. But as the month comes to a close, another candelabra appears when the Kwanzaa kinara — with…
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