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The Rev. Mark Handley Andrus of Alabama was elected bishop of the Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Mark Handley Andrus of Alabama was elected bishop of the Episcopal Church.

Voices

Readers comment on hot topics in Religion today.

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Pope Benedict XVI

Focus on Bird Flu

Complete coverage of Pope Benedict XVI's first year at the Vatican.

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The Lost Gospel

The first modern translation of the ancient Gospel of Judas suggests he was simply doing his master's bidding when he betrayed Jesus.

» FULL COVERAGE

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Focus on Bird Flu

Complete coverage of the debate surrounding the publication of cartoon depictions of the prophet Muhammad.

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On Faith

On Faith explores matters of faith and religion on the first Sunday of each month.

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The Evolution Debate

Episcopalians Reject Gay Hopefuls

Episcopalians in San Francisco did not elect an openly gay candidate as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California, thereby preventing a schism in the 75-million member Anglican Communion.

Finances Fit for Islam

As the Muslim immigrant community grows larger and more heavily populated by business people, it is creating its own financial culture.

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Latino Catholics Drawn to Pentecostalism: Shift Among Immigrants Could Affect Politics (Post, April 30, 2006; Page A03)

Plans to End Cacophony of Cairo's Call to Prayer (Post, May 1, 2006; Page A13)

The Sky's the Limit: Urban Churches Are Selling Properties and Air Rights to Developers (Post, April 29, 2006; Page B09)

Inquiry Backs Complaint Against Jesuit Priest: Student Was Touched Inappropriately, Jesuit Officials Say (Post, April 28, 2006; Page B02)

Reuters Business Summary (Reuters, April 26, 2006; 2:42 AM)

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terrapin • Photos: Rev. Tony Lee, pastor and founder of the Community of Hope church, holds Easter service at the Legend Nightclub.

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On Faith
On Faith: In a Tech-Savvy World, the Word of God Goes Mobile (Post, November 5, 2006; Page C01)

MY FAITH: MY FAITH (Post, November 5, 2006; Page C13)

Bless U.: Caring for Students' Souls -- and Dorm Rooms (Post, October 1, 2006; Page C01)

MY FAITH: MY FAITH (Post, October 1, 2006; Page C13)

Backpacks Filled With a Message: Area Religious Centers Ring In The School Year With Activities To Prepare, Reach Out to Youths (Post, September 3, 2006; Page C11)
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Notes and Events
Religion Notes: Religion Notes (Post, November 2, 2006; Page T41)

Religion Notes: Religion Notes (Post, October 26, 2006; Page GZ33)

Religion Notes: Religion Notes (Post, October 26, 2006; Page VA11)

Religion Notes: Religion Notes (Post, October 26, 2006; Page VA28)

Religion Notes: Religion Notes (Post, October 19, 2006; Page GZ27)
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Voices
Speak in Verse: Split This Rock Poetry Festival (Post, March 20, 2008; Page C13)

Tell Us What You Think (Post, July 13, 2006; Page T02)

Voices: In Today's Culture, Do You See Evidence of a War on Christianity? (washingtonpost.com, May 5, 2006; 1:43 PM)

Are Faith Groups Better Than Government at Social Services? (Post, April 2, 2006; Page C13)

Do Congregations Have a Duty to Take Action on Global Warming? (Post, March 5, 2006; Page C11)
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