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Court affirms Va. council's prayer policy
Associated Press WriterThe Fredericksburg City Council's policy prohibiting a member from opening meetings with a prayer mentioning Jesus does not violate his free-speech rights, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday. A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of...Tags: Freedom of Religion, Human Rights, Christianity, National Government, Trials
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Man Writes A Prayer For Humanity To End Extreme Poverty
Life feels like we're perched on some kind of weird bubble. Prices (and tempers) are high. Public discourse has descended to name-calling. Drivers seem to be more aggressive. This kind of thing happens when it looks like resources are shrinking. The...Tags: Poverty, Religious Leaders, Cornwall, United Nations
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Polygamist Jeffs, 5 Others, Indicted
Associated PressELDORADO, TX -- A Texas grand jury Tuesday indicted polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs and four of his followers on charges of felony sexual assault of a child. Another was indicted for failing to report child abuse. Attorney General Greg Abbott said...Tags: Family, Christianity, Mormon, Sexual Assault, Religious Leaders
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South Korea: Rev. Moon hurt in helicopter crash
A helicopter carrying the Rev. Sun Myung Moon crashed into a mountainside Saturday as it attempted an emergency landing, injuring the founder of the Unification Church and 15 others, officials said. Moon, 88, was slightly injured in the crash, a hospital...Tags: Sun Myung Moon, Unificationism, Injuries, Air and Space Accidents
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Kids from 10 states helping needy W.Va. families
Children from 10 states are in West Virginia this week to do home-repair projects for elderly, disabled and low-income families. The 388 participants in Group Workcamp, a faith-based program, gathered Sunday in Fairmont. The children come from 22... -
Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon released from hospital after helicopter crash
The Associated PressThe founder of the Unification Church was released from a South Korean hospital Sunday, a day after he and 15 others were injured when their helicopter crashed on a mountain near Seoul. The Rev. Sun Myung Moon, 88, was injured slightly when the...Tags: Sun Myung Moon, Hospitals and Clinics, Unificationism, Transportation Industry, Air and Space Accidents
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Church founder injured in helicopter crash
The Associated PressThe founder of the Unification Church, the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, is recovering from injuries he suffered when a helicopter taking him to a church-linked hospital crashed into a mountain in poor visibility, officials said. Moon, 88, was one of 16 people on...Tags: Sun Myung Moon, Hospitals and Clinics, Unificationism, Injuries, Air and Space Accidents
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WORLD & NATION UPDATE: ABROAD
A helicopter carrying the Rev. Sun Myung Moon crashed into a mountainside in South Korea yesterday as it attempted an emergency landing, injuring the founder of the Unification Church and 15 others, officials said. Moon, 88, was slightly injured in the...Tags: Sun Myung Moon, Pablo Picasso, Injuries, National Government, Theft
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Jiang Zhi in the spotlight at DF2 Gallery
INFUSING landscapes with blinding light, pyrotechnics and rainbow arcs of neon, Chinese conceptual photographer and artist Jiang Zhi shapes commentaries on love, change, religious beliefs and urbanization in "Shine Upon Me" at DF2 Gallery in Los Angeles....Tags: Photography, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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Liz Smith: More Brangelina babies might mean more charity dollars
SOME PEOPLE seem compelled by unkind fate to parental servitude for life. There is no form of penal servitude much worse than this," said 19th-century novelist Samuel Butler. Mr. Butler never married, never had children, and could never have...Tags: Charity, Angelina Jolie, Tom Cruise, Oprah Winfrey, Lisa Marie Presley
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