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Missing Catholic voices in Belgium's euthanasia debate
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Religion ghost in Rolando McClain's stunning flight from the NFL
There is no way to read ESPN’s disturbing magazine feature about linebacker Rolando McClain without asking whether — to choose a snarky metaphor — his mental and emotional elevator is capable of stopping at all the right floors in the building.
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What is the moral status of sex outside of marriage?
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KKK hoods, 'two angels' and a frustrating religion ghost
It’s a “where are they now” story that I was intrigued to read, since I had missed the first installment back in 1996. The 2013 update promised drama, forgiveness, lessons learned and perhaps racial reconciliation. Oh, and as a bonus: a faith element.
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The San Jose Mercury News is shocked, shocked, by Santa Clara University move
There’s nothing the mainstream press likes more than a controversy, even if it has to puff a protest to do so.
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C.S. Lewis the occultist and other rather obvious errors
Here’s a dirty little secret that reporters don’t want you to know. When writing the back story or filler for a news item, we often rely on our knowledge of a topic to flesh out a story.
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Pod people: Does it matter if celebrities/royals have faith?
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Is Columbia, Maryland, really a spirit-enriching secular city?
I am not a huge fan of Utopian visions, but I have always had a fond place in my heart for the dreamers who have invested time and money in the movement known as New Urbanism. I love older neighborhoods that are close to shopping areas, especially those that have retained their old trees, wide sidewalks and other evidence that human life existed before automobiles.
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Ghosts in blue-state — er, red-state — West Virginia?
There’s a lot to digest in the Washington Post’s nearly 4,000-word political road trip to West Virginia, headlined “A blue state’s road to red.” Even at that word count â mammoth for a newspaper â it’s a definite challenge to boil down an entire state, its people and their attitudes and way of life into a single story.
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