Published April 22, 2012 | 
| Same with Catholic faith not having anything to do with Christianity. If you don't have anything valuable to say, don't say anything at all! It's pretty disgraceful to judge people and call them names without knowing anything about them. … See all stories on this topic » |
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anything, Catholic, catholic faith, christianity, faith, nazi, pope, quot, susan sarandon, topicPublished April 12, 2012 | Hitchens' comments come as Romney's Mormon faith is back in the spotlight following remarks by Baptist Pastor Robert Jeffress, who said Mormonism is not real Christianity and is a cult. Jeffress, who leads First Baptist Church in Dallas, said earlier …
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Posted in Christianity | Atheist, christopher hitchens, cult, fair game, faith, game, mormon faith, real christianity, robert jeffress, topicPublished April 6, 2012 | Present were leaders from every major religion—Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism. But the master, or rather mistress, of ceremonies was not ordained in any faith. Neither was she a politician, pundit, or CEO. She was television talk …
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Published April 6, 2012 | Not that people are really interested in Christianity; the numerous denominations within the Protestant faith testify to the fact that they cannot agree even among themselves. Also, a man's religion is only what he says it is, and there is no dipstick …
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Posted in Christianity | christianity, denominations, fact, faith, protestant faith, religion, religious head, topicPublished April 2, 2012 | | While I don't concern myself with what religion people are, but personally, my life is made a little easier and more fulfilling when I have faith. For me, faith and religion are two different things. I have tremendous faith, and am also Jewish. … See all stories on this topic » |
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Posted in Religion | faith, Jewish, jewish journal, Journal, life, religion, topic, two different thingsPublished March 2, 2012 | By Chuck Flagg Some people talk of "luck," "fortune" or "fate." People of faith are more likely to see God behind the scenes making things happen according to His will. This is a story open to such interpretation. The Episcopal Church is a national …
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Posted in Religion | episcopal church, faith, fate, fortune, gift, gift from god, luck, religion, topicPublished February 28, 2012 | And our forefathers came to this country for freedom of religion," said Cabrera. "All I want to do is come to work, make my money, to pay my bills." Brightpoint said it doesn't need a certificate of faith and it denies ever asking for one. …
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Posted in Religion | brightpoint, Cabrera, discrimination, faith, forefathers, freedom, freedom of religion, quot, religious discrimination, topicPublished February 27, 2012 | In his book, the author offers an overview and history of each of the six major religions of the world (Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism) within the context of a single multi-choice question: "Which religion is best for me to …
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Published February 20, 2012 | Hajj represents the fifth and final "pillar" of Islam. Every Muslim who is physically and financially capable is expected to make the pilgrimage once in their lifetime. Mack said he had kept his Islamic faith a secret after overhearing comments that …
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Posted in Islam | faith, Hajj, Islam, islamic faith, lifetime, pilgrimage, Pillar, supermarket, supermarket chain, topicPublished February 18, 2012 | The controversial Seattle pastor posted a long online message to his massive congregation Tuesday, saying the Mormon faith a cult that is “antithetical to Christianity.” The danger facing the Christian church is always to capitulate to culture. …
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