Chaplain Norris Burkes: Religious fashion doesn't impress God - The Union

Chaplain Norris Burkes: Religious fashion doesn't impress God  The Union

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Turkish author delves into religion's role in mass atrocities - The Stanford Daily

Turkish author delves into religion's role in mass atrocities  The Stanford Daily

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In Taiwan, an Ancient Deity Draws Young Soul-Searchers - The New York Times

In Taiwan, an Ancient Deity Draws Young Soul-Searchers  The New York Times

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Cute and Cuddly Capybaras Are Related to Extinct Colossal Rodents
 

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Kate Forbes has still won a significant victory – for religion in public life - The Telegraph

Kate Forbes has still won a significant victory – for religion in public life&nbsp;&nbsp;The Telegraph

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