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University scholars explore and debate religion in the news.
Boston cardinal withdraws from Boston College graduation after abortion controversy
Since the university has not withdrawn the invitation and because the Taoiseach has not seen fit to decline, I shall not attend the graduation.
Mark Sanford: 'I'm imperfect,' 'saved by God's grace' and have conviction on 'doing something about spending in Washington'
"Some guy came up to me the other day, and he said, 'You look a lot like Lazarus.'
Obama: After tragedies, 'Americans reflect on the sacredness of life'
"Regardless of religion or creed, Americans reflect on the sacredness of life and express their sympathy for the wounded, offering comfort and holding up a light in an hour of darkness."
Pew study: 99 percent of Muslim Afghans want sharia to be 'law of the land'
"The percentage of Muslims who say they want sharia to be 'the official law of the land' varies widely around the world, from fewer than one-in-10 in Azerbaijan (8 percent) to near unanimity in Afghanistan (99 percent)."
- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev: Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan 'based on the Bible'
- Report: Many in Boston bombing suspect homeland worry about Muslim extremism
- Boston cardinal: We become victims when we are unable to forgive
- Obama on marathon bombing: Americans respond to evil ‘selflessly, compassionately, unafraid'
- Sen. Rand Paul: Republicans and some evangelicals ‘have appeared too eager for war’
- Sen. Rand Paul: America will get better ‘through a spiritual cleansing’
- Joel Osteen ministry: Pastor not leaving the church, cites a ‘false rumor’
- Catholic leader Archbishop Dolan: More and more people ‘have some troubles with the church’
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