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Building a Temple to Atheism
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Beliefnet Staff
When I say temple, you think religious place of worship right? When I say atheist, you think one that believes there is no God. Stay with me now, when I say religion, don’t you think about the worship of God? Before this blog becomes a full blown say what you are thinking game, let me…
Romney Nabs Second Primary Victory in Florida
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Beliefnet Staff
“I stand ready to lead this party and to lead our nation. My leadership will end the Obama era and begin a new era of American prosperity,” Romney said in his victory speech in Tampa Tuesday night. Romney who won all 50 of Florida’s convention delegates is the only Republican candidate to have won two…
Science Whiz Gets a New Home
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Beliefnet Staff
17 year-old Samantha Garvey made national headlines when she was selected as an Intel Science Talent Search semi-finalist—one of 300 across the country vying for the top prize, a $100,000 science scholarship. It was Garvey’s home life that tugged at the heartstrings of people all over the country. She and her family, evicted from their…
Paying It Forward
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Beliefnet Staff
The folks at Pay it Forward Foundation are working hard to make a difference in the world. Some think they are crazy; they prefer to be called visionaries. And visionaries they are! With over 1 million Pay It Forward bracelets distributed in 112 countries around the world they have a huge vision and that vision…
Surprising Twist in Gingrich SC Victory Speech
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Beliefnet Staff
What a month of surprises our nation has seen in regard to this year’s primary season. Rick Perry drops out of the race and gives his support to Newt Gingrich; the Iowa Republican Party announces that Rick Santorum beat out Mitt Romney to take the win in the Iowa caucuses. And of course, Gingrich takes…
Ottawa Girls Hockey Team Earns Spirit of Sport Story of the Year
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Beliefnet Staff
The True Sport Foundation announced its Canadian Sport Award winners this week. The national organization honoring individuals like speed skater Christine Nesbitt and world and national figure skating champion Patrick Chan; also singled out an Ottawa hockey team. The Ottawa Senators Women’s Bantam AA hockey team which is composed of all 14 year olds earned…
Search for Survivors on Italian Cruise Ship Continues
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Beliefnet Staff
With 5 confirmed deaths and 30 reported injuries, six crew members and 9 passengers were still unaccounted for on the Italian Cruise Ship, Costa Concordia as of late Sunday. On Friday, the 13th , the ship carrying more than 4,200 people hit a reef or rock near the island of Giglio, toppling over according to…
So, you’re getting married! What kind of wedding do you want?
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She’s wearing the ring. He’s walking on clouds. Her mother is having excited phone calls with bridal shops. Her sister is researching honeymoon cruises. His little brother is gathering tin cans and snickering with his friends about what they’ll write on the car in shoe polish. But don’t forget the ceremony itself. These are the special…
Does Bible ban tattoos? No, scoffs shopping center church that also offers cage fighting
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The Bridge, an offbeat church in a Flint, Michigan shopping center, is offering tattoos to its members. It also offers occasional classes in cage fighting, poetry slams and auto repair. “A Michigan pastor who says he’s doing everything he can to reach out to people who don’t feel comfortable at a traditional house of worship…
World Week of Prayer for Christian Unity faces an elusive challenge
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This January 18-25, churches worldwide will participate in “Eight Days reflecting on our change in Christ.” It is called the World Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Why do most American churches ignore the annual event which began in 1908? Perhaps it is because it is co-sponsored by the World Council of Churches. The vast…
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