Race Baiting Rumblings - Huffington Post (blog)
Tue, 31 Aug 2010 14:50:11 GMT+00:00
Huffington Post (blog) And yes, the main issue discussed at the rally was religion and spirituality . However, the racial priming is not diluted in the mix of the other topics and ... Beck's marriage of politics and religion raising questions Washington Post Who's the real Christian? Beck? Obama? You? Me? Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) Glenn Beck's giant church picnic Toronto Star

Man of faiths - Eureka Street
Tue, 31 Aug 2010 20:21:08 GMT+00:00
Eureka Street It profoundly affected, and, in turn, was guided by his personal beliefs and spirituality . He may have had the head of a rigorous scholar, but at heart he ...

It's Not About Religion - CounterPunch
Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:39:07 GMT+00:00
CounterPunch The point is that these perceptions are construed as being negative; the mosque's "location" and Obama's " religion " are a source of indignation. ...

Why do Atheists vote Christian answers as bad in Religion & Spirituality category?
Q. Are Atheists so childish that they cannot stand an answer that is different then theirs? And before the Atheists say we do the same to them, remember: this is the religion category
Asked by Benjamin - Wed May 12 13:47:58 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. So silly and naive!! The most likely people to give a thumbs down or even violate are christians!! Either because they are the BAD christians that are intolerant, hate filled, bigoted persecuters of anyone who dares to think even slightly differently to themselves including their own religion!! Or, They are the GOOD christians that believe in a loving god and act like it that are appalled at the tremendous damage the BAD christians are doing to it!!
Answered by Sage - Wed May 12 14:52:28 2010

What do you think about the Religion & Spirituality category and its users?
Q. do you like the cat avatars some of them have?
Asked by Hilary Clinton? - Fri Apr 18 20:54:18 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. They are super cute!
Answered by Princess Ninja - Fri Apr 18 21:13:40 2008

In your opinion, which is the most liberating religion/spirituality for both men and women?
Q. Which treats both genders with respect, for those who wonder why it is in this section. That's why. Extrapolate. Please. Any links would be helpful. I am not familiar with some of these. Also - are gays and bis accepted in these same religions/spiritualities? I got real tired of elaborate, Facade. And remember, I'm not British so sometimes I have a sense of humor. Oh, and you forgot your comma after "straight" :P Just kiddin'- good to see you. ;-) Digger, I agree with you. I just wish you'd talked more about what you said, especially Sikhism. This happens to me when I'm on break. I miss grading papers. Sick, I know...
Asked by Fex - Mon May 31 22:23:16 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Naturally, I'd be inclined to choose my own, which is Judaism, but of a particular kind: the Jewish Renewal movement which is both socially progressive (egalitarian, pro-human rights, supportive of LGBT people) and theologically traditional, drawing on Hasidism and Kabbalah, unabashedly mystical and emphasizing close study of the Torah and other texts, to address the whole human being. But obviously, I have a bias. From what I know of many forms of Buddhism, especially as it has adapted to the West, it is very positive. Many Christian denominations are, particularly the Quakers, the Community of Friends. Sufism is a very positive form of Islam.
Answered by Juditha lives on - Mon May 31 22:48:03 2010