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  1. How the Democratic Party is adjusting its approach to abortion.

    Slate Magazine - Aug 27, 2008

    For pro-life Democrats, Hillary Clinton's was not the only "unity" speech last night. When pro-life Sen. Bob Casey Jr. mounted the podium that had been denied to his father in 1992, the Democrats were, in effect

  2. How missionaries' attempts to evangelize at the Olympics were foiled.

    Slate Magazine - Aug 7, 2008

    On April 30, 100 days before the Olympics opening ceremonies, China's Catholic Patriotic Association, a government-chartered organization with oversight of the country's Catholics, issued an edict requiring all

  3. "Good Muslim, good citizen" and other lesson plans from Iraqi prisons.

    Slate Magazine - Faith-Based - Jul 3, 2008

    The coalition's detention centers in Iraq have received a lot of attention lately, largely because Commanding Gen. Douglas Stone's tour ended last month after a year in which he cleaned up the facilities, improved due

  4. The problem with using scientists' words to support religious beliefs.

    Slate Magazine - Jun 18, 2008

    Science traffics in the great unknowns, admitting that it has far more to learn than it has to teach. That hasn't stopped some from attempting to enlist it in the defense of religion. The pope puts out an encyclical

  5. How Muslim women decide to put on—and take off—hijab.

    Slate Magazine - Faith-Based - May 12, 2008

    For most teenage girls, rebellion involves a tongue piercing or sneaking out to a beer-soaked party. But Suraya Ali, the daughter of unobservant Muslim immigrants from India, shocked her parents and her classmates by

  6. What the Passover Seder reveals about interfaith couples.

    Slate Magazine - Faith-Based - Apr 17, 2008

    A professional-looking woman in her 30s walked into a Maryland synagogue a couple of weeks ago, searching for someone to give her some advice. She is Jewish, married to a Catholic fellow, and they are "very relaxed

  7. The legacy of an infamous 1953 raid on a polygamous enclave.

    Slate Magazine - Faith-Based - Apr 16, 2008

    Earlier this month, when Texas authorities entered the compound of the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints near Eldorado, the men, women, and children of the ranch surely thought of a

  8. How Pope Benedict has disappointed the right.

    Slate Magazine - Faith-Based - Apr 11, 2008

    When Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was elected Pope Benedict XVI on April 19, 2005, Catholic conservatives in America were licking their chops. "The 'progressive' project is over," Catholic neocon George Weigel

  9. How early Christians grappled to accept the idea that Jesus returned from the dead.

    Slate Magazine - Mar 20, 2008

    Easter Sunday represents the foundational claim of Christian faith, the highest day of the Christian year as celebration of Jesus' resurrection. But many Christians are unsure what the claim that Jesus had been raised

  10. Why Easter stubbornly resists the commercialism that swallowed Christmas.

    Slate Magazine - Mar 20, 2008

    Sending out hundreds of Easter cards this year? Attending way too many Easter parties? Doing some last-minute shopping for gifts to place under your Easter tree? Getting tired of those endless Easter-themed specials on

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