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Christianity 101
August 30 2010 by Dick Staub, Religion News Service
The flap about President Obama’s religious affiliation reveals our national ignorance about religion in general and Christianity in particular. Here are some facts we ought to understand before we go around rating the Christian character of Obama or anyone else: 1. Much is being made of Obama’s childhood years in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation. Obama atten...
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Film review: Documentary unearths forgotten Nazi footage
August 27 2010 by Stephen Whitty, Religion News Service
Perhaps the most chilling detail of the Third Reich is the precision with which it documented its own atrocities. The timetables of trains to the death camps, the blueprints for the gas chambers, the long lists of names and numbers and ethnicities. This many arrested, this many transported, this many eliminated. And in that precision, you hear a sick pride. Because, who else could ...
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The mirror has two faces
August 27 2010 by Cathleen Falsani, Religion News Service
Six years ago, I sat down with a young Illinois state senator for a lengthy interview about his faith. At the time, the fresh-faced politician with an unusual name was still toiling in relative obscurity in Chicago. When my “spiritual profile” of Barack Obama ran in the Chicago Sun-Times, it was greeted with modest interest, mostly for the novelty of a Democratic candidate speaking at le...
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Stormy religious seas for our ship of state
August 26 2010 by A. James Rudin, Religion News Service
When a ship tosses about during a gale, passengers rely on the captain to navigate safely through the dangerous water. America is currently in an economic, political and cultural storm. While the 310 million people aboard our national ship of state expect our leaders to plot a successful course, we are also responsible for the wellbeing of those around us, especially those vulnerab...
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Books challenge Christians to avoid consumer mentality
August 25 2010 by Cecile S. Holmes, Religion News Service
Two new books challenge Christians to restore their faith to its true mission and forsake a consumerist mentality that some churches adapt in a bid to meet members’ needs. “Churches can better shape the faithful by recovering a sense that the life of faith is supposed to be a challenging experience,” said veteran journalist G. Jeffrey MacDonald. “I think that this may start with a new co...
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Living Ultimate Life
We live in a culture of emotions. Feelings rule and we’re encouraged to “Go with your gut.” Our young people can be discouraged from planning because that might prohibit a fairytale serendipity from carrying them down a gilded path of joy and fulfillment. In fact, each person faces three very important decisions early in life. The effect of those decisions will have a great deal to...
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