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Cause for Thanks: Senator Wins Release Of U.S. Prisoner In Myanmar : NPR
Sen. Jim Webb, a Democrat from Virginia, met with Myanmar Prime Minister Gen. Thein Sein (center) and Senior Gen. Than Shwe (right) during a rare visit by a U.S. lawmaker to the nation also known as Burma. via www.npr.org Here… Continue reading
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Special Olympian, Loretta Clairborne Pays Tribute to Eunice Shriver
Eunice Shriver was a great woman, but she also helped other people achieve greatness. That is a big part of what made her great. Lifting others is what true greatness is about. Our greatness is to be found in the… Continue reading
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Child Psychology: A New Look Inside Babies’ Minds – Yahoo! News
by Randy James Sure, they may while away their days eating, sleeping and soiling diapers. But Alison Gopnik says it's high time that babies got some respect. In her new book, The Philosophical Baby, the University of California, Berkeley, psychologist… Continue reading
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Proposed Health Care Legislation – No Spin, No Hype, No Yelling, Just Raw
This is not a political post. I am not giving an opinion or seeking to influence anyone. I am passing on information that is quite available but you may not have seen. Here is is in RTF format straight from… Continue reading
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Gallup: Most Religious States and Least Religious States | Heaving Dead Cats
Thanks to Linda Berquist for posting this on Facebook. I don't know if these statistics are surprising or just telling. Gallup: Most Religious States and Least Religious States By Johnny, on August 13, 2009, at 5:48 pm Religious Identity: States… Continue reading
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Bread for the World Founder Arthur Simon Reflects on His Life and Mission – washingtonpost.com
From Pulpit to Policy, Souls to Stomachs Bread for the World Founder Reflects On Life, Mission By Greg Gaudio Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, August 13, 2009 In Mississippi, the Rev. Arthur Simon met a 2-year-old girl whose parents could… Continue reading
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1 million Nigerians killed in religious crises — Don | Vanguard News
Speaking at the 11th convocation and investiture of fellows of the Nigerian Academy of Letters (NAL) yesterday in Lagos, he said national unity, transformation and political advancement will remain a mirage as long as corruption, electoral fraud, bad leadership, poverty,… Continue reading
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TEXAS FAITH: Has the God-and-candidates connection gone too far?
12:05 PM Tue, Aug 11, 2009 William McKenzie/Editorial Columnist Religious historian Randall Balmer's written a new book, "God in the White House," in which the Columbia University professor suggests we've moved too far away from John Kennedy's line… Continue reading
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Mark Joseph: A Visit With Bill Lobdell, Author of Losing My Religion
For years Bill Lobdell covered religion for the Los Angeles Times and, sadly, if his experience is any guide, spending too much time poking around the underbelly of American religion can be lethal to one's faith. According to Bill, he… Continue reading
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Brad Pitt’s Mayoral Platform: No Religion, Legalizing Pot And Gay Marriage (VIDEO)
Brad Pitt is running for mayor for mayor! Pitt's interview with Ann Curry aired on Thursday's 'Today' show, and New Orleans' most prominent Katrina rebuilder thanks to his Make it Right Foundation joked about running for mayor of the Louisiana… Continue reading







