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The real sin of Sodom and Gomorrah - lack of hospitality

Rev. Brian Hutchison's sermon breaks down the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah, which he says fundamentalists have highjacked as proof of homosexual sin.
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Online Muslim forums foster tolerance and fuel vitriol

WASHINGTON (RNS) Amid calls to get more Muslims using the Internet, experts who have studied Muslims online caution that the virtual Islamic community can be a “double-edged sword.”
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Is your church holding a rummage sale?

Is your church or faith-based community holding a rummage or tag sale?
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Report: ‘Catholic McCarthyism’ threatens bishops’ anti-poverty push

(RNS) Conservative activists are threatening the social justice mission of the Catholic Church just when the country needs it most, a new report charges, by attacking the church’s flagship anti-poverty program with 21st-century style “Catholic McCarthyism.”
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35 years later, some black Mormons see lingering prejudice

(SALT LAKE CITY (RNS) June 8, 1978, was a sacred, momentous event — a revelation — that catapulted Mormonism into a new era of global growth.
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Southern Baptists push for more black missionaries

(RNS) Fred Luter had a lot of firsts in the last year: first black president of the Southern Baptist Convention; first time chairing the denomination’s annual meeting, this week, in Houston; and recently, first-time missionary.
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Conserving nature

Taking care of our world is especially important for those who follow religions that embrace honoring the earth and the spirits that inhabit our world.
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Questions religious communities need to ask themselves in a time of crisis

The present structures, both physical and systemic, of religious congregations in America are under enormous challenges today.
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Pope forgoes summer holidays

VATICAN CITY (RNS) Breaking with another centuries-old tradition established by his predecessors, Pope Francis will remain in Rome during the summer and endure the usually stifling heat of the Eternal City.
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Atheists to unveil first monument to unbelief on public land

(RNS) After years of fights over religious monuments on public land, a county courthouse in Northern Florida will soon be the home of the nation’s first monument to atheism on public property.
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Why John Calvin is shaking things up for Southern Baptists

(RNS) Nearly 35 years after conservatives launched a takeover of the Southern Baptist Convention, a new divide is emerging — this time over the teachings of 16th-century Reformer John Calvin — that threatens to upend the nation’s largest Protestant denomination.
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