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Saturday – Nov 14, 2009
The majority of Christian churches agree on the importance of baptism. But the "how" and "when" of baptism has produced many deep schisms and fiery disagreements over the centuries.
Sunday – Nov 1, 2009
Niles Goldstein is his own kind of warrior. As a black belt in martial arts,
FBI chaplain and Army chaplain -- he is not your typical rabbi.
Wednesday – Oct 28, 2009
Less than a week before Maine voters decide whether to repeal the
state's new same-sex marriage law, donations and volunteers are pouring
for a nationally significant fight.
Sunday – Oct 18, 2009
Today is Deepvali, the beginning of Diwali.
And if you have no clue what that means, this article's for you.
And if you have no clue what that means, this article's for you.
Wednesday – Oct 14, 2009
Latter-day Saint and Muslim young adults tie quilts recently at the
Salt Lake University Institute.
Monday – Oct 12, 2009
An LDS ward in Chino, Calif., hosted a Muslim mosque's Friday prayers for a year and a half while the mosque was rebuilt following an electrical fire.
Monday – Oct 12, 2009
What qualifies as sacred and what are the
appropriate boundaries that should accompany sacred things? Navigating around so many viewpoints was often vague and
sometimes thorny.
Sunday – Oct 11, 2009
The 16th annual International Law
and Religion Symposium at BYU focused on the preservation of religious freedoms.
Sunday – Oct 11, 2009
The Muslim population stands at 1.57 billion, meaning that nearly 1
in 4 people in the world practice Islam, according to a report billed as the most comprehensive of its kind.
Sunday – Oct 11, 2009
Christian Science is a small, young church with deep roots in early Christianity, a religion not related or
connected to Scientology.
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