Published April 30, 2012 | 
A small number of participants had converted to Judaism. The community includes individuals who approach religious observance from various perspectives. Some meticulously follow Jewish law, others less so, and still others do not observe Jewish law at …
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Community, Fluid Identification, law, minyan, Mission, observance, perspectives, religious observance, San Francisco, topicPublished April 24, 2012 | Even when it becomes a law to not believe, we must stay united as one. The future of Christianity is in the hands of its believers. Jesus has already set the standard for how we must live our lives; it is up to us now to fulfill that testament.
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Posted in Christianity | believers jesus, christianity, christians, future of christianity, law, standard, testament, topic, united as onePublished April 23, 2012 | Ahmed Osman – Egypt & Christianity October 11, 2011. Ahmed Osman was born in Cairo Egypt in 1934. He studied law at Cairo University and worked as a …
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Posted in Christianity | ahmed osman, cairo egypt, cairo university, com, Ice, law, October, radio 2011, radio ahmed, RedPublished April 18, 2012 | But there has been a noticeable growth in Islamic radicalism, and the Kazakh government has been trying to control that. Part of this effort was a new religious law. One interesting item in the new law was a ban on prayer rooms in government buildings. …
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Posted in Islam | ban, government buildings, Islam, islamic radicalism, kazakh government, law, prayer, prayer rooms, religious law, VersusPublished March 2, 2012 | Few Muslims would dispute the notion that Islam should guide their private as well as public lives, since the Koran and the Sunna, the tradition of the prophet Muhammad, the two primary sources of Islam's religious law, or Shari'a, provide instructions …
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Posted in Islam | Islam, islamic state, law, notion, Prophet, prophet muhammad, religious law, spring revival, sunna, topicPublished February 15, 2012 | Like many of Islamists, who were oppressed under Ben Ali, Walid wants Islam to play a bigger role in the political life in post-revolution Tunisia . "We want to respect our religion and to apply Islamic law in our country," he said. …
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Published February 10, 2012 | In response to “A growing intolerance toward Christians,” published on Friday, the First Amendment says: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof … .” There has been a growing trend …
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Published February 7, 2012 | By John R. Guardiano on 10.28.11 @ 12:40PM Aaron Goldstein notes that, according to one Islamic authority, the London-based Islamic Sharia Council, women are to be treated, in effect, as second-class citizens in accordance with sharia law. …
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Posted in Islam | authority, class citizens, Council, goldstein, islamic authority, islamic sharia council, Key, law, self discovery, topicPublished January 28, 2012 | The president has overseen a new executive order, via the Justice Department, to prohibit the mention of “Islam” in the training federal law enforcement training manuals. That's right folks. Law enforcement training can no longer refer to Islamic …
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Published January 26, 2012 | Salafis advocate a Saudi-style hard-line interpretation of Islam that brooks no compromise in a literalist interpretation of Shariah law and advocates a staunch segregation of the sexes. They have long shunned the concept of democracy, saying it allows …
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