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Romney faces the Moral Majority
Speaking at Liberty University's commencement, Mitt Romney called on "people of different faiths" to meet in common purpose.
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Professor Benedict lectures the professors
Pope Benedict XVI reminds Catholic universities that they are supposed to be helping the church defend its teachings, in an age in which they are constantly under attack.
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Stunning news for postmodern nuns
A long-expected Vatican broadside noting "serious doctrinal problems" with a women's conference representing Catholic religious orders addresses issues that have smoldered for 20 or more years writes religion columnist Terry Mattingly.
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Why Colson spent Easter in prisons
The former Watergate conspirator spent decades preaching to flocks behind bars that there's no better place to understand the meaning of Easter than in the tombs of our society, writes religion columnist Terry Mattingly.
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Religion news deja vu
It's been over 30 years since research revealed that journalists are less than faith-friendly. Not a lot has changed since then.
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Titanic sermons, 100 years later
When the liner sank on April 15, 1912, preachers on both sides of the Atlantic were among the first commentators to raise their voices in judgment, as well as consolation.
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Catholics and empty pews
One-in-10 American adults are former Catholics, with four exiting for every one that converts into the church.
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BBC says race trumps religion
President of influential news organization says it's acceptable to subject Christians to more criticism and satire because Christianity is a powerful, secure, majority religion.
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Lenten art, on skin
Leaders of Ecclesia Church have raised eyebrows and inspired headlines by embracing tattoos as part of the celebration of Easter.
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Rise of the "secular Catholics"
They exist regardless of whether bishops recognize them and some want to stay in the church -- while practicing their own personalized approaches to faith.
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