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The dinosaur hunter
Patrick Barkham
February 26, 2009
guardian.co.uk
Steve Sweetman took up palaeontology just eight years ago, but already he has discovered 48 new prehistoric species while scouring the coast of the Isle of Wight. Patrick Barkham joins him on the hunt
Members of Black Metal sect ‘torched chapel’
Tim Finan
February 26, 2009
Telegraph.co.uk
A court in Brittany heard yesterday how four members of a fanatical Black Metal anti-Christian sect went on alcohol fuelled rampages smashing ancient granite crosses in cemeteries and torching a 16th century chapel classified as an ancient monument.
Supreme Court rules that town should not have to erect monument to bizarre sect
Tom Leonard
February 25, 2009
Telegraph.co.uk
The US Supreme Court has ruled that a Utah town should not be forced to erect a monument to a sect which mummifies pets.
Betty Tylden
February 25, 2009
Telegraph.co.uk
Betty Tylden, who died on February 3 aged 91, was an eminent family psychiatrist often called as an expert witness in child abuse cases and well known for her work with adult survivors of child abuse and people traumatised by religious cults that use mind-control techniques.
Obama’s Call to Rebuild
Jim Wallis
February 25, 2009
The Huffington Post
This wasn’t really a budget speech, or even a State of the Union. It was a call to rebuild a country—from its infrastructure, to its economy, to its values.
British Army Fighting British Jihadists In Afghanistan
Kim Sengupta
February 24, 2009
The Huffington Post
British soldiers are engaged in “a surreal mini civil war” with growing numbers of home-grown jihadists who have travelled to Afghanistan to support the Taliban, senior Army officers have told The Independent.
The Job of the Rest of Us…
Carl Pope
February 24, 2009
The Huffington Post
The U.S. is rapidly moving past the ideological stage of the debate about a green energy future—the question now is how fast we can get it done in the real, as opposed to the abstract, policy world.
A New Tradition for Obama’s Presidential Events: Opening With a Prayer
Dan Gilgoff
February 24, 2009
U.S. News & World Report
A New Tradition for Obama’s Presidential Events: Opening With a Prayer
Holocaustdenying bishop flies back to Britain after Argentina orders him out
By Nick Evans in Buenos Aires
February 24, 2009
The Telegraph, UK
Richard Williams the British bishop whose denial of key facts of the Holocaust provoked a crisis in the Catholic Church has been expelled from Argentina.
Celebrate evolution as only star children can
Lawrence Krauss
February 24, 2009
NewScientist
IN THESE difficult times it is fortunate to have cause to celebrate some remarkable achievements of the human intellect.
Lebanon ‘moves right way’ on ID
February 24, 2009
BBC
A government decree allowing Lebanese to remove their religion from their ID cards has been welcomed by rights groups, writes the BBC’s Natalia Antelava.
Public ‘favour religious values’
Robert Pigott
February 23, 2009
BBC News
A poll commissioned by BBC News has revealed that the majority of respondents want UK laws to reflect religious values.
Faith Diary
Robert Pigott
February 23, 2009
BBC News
There’s been a rising chorus of alarm from church leaders at what they regard as the “aggressive secularism” marginalising Christianity, the religion whose precepts - such as “do as you would be done by”, and upholding the sanctity of human life - once underpinned British laws.
Supreme Court to hear Mojave cross case
David G. Savage
February 23, 2009
Los Angeles Times
Justices will decide whether the monument can stand in a national preserve to honor fallen soldiers. It will be the Roberts court’s first chance to rule on separation of church and state.
Supreme Court to hear Mojave cross case
David G. Savage
February 23, 2009
Los Angeles Times
Justices will decide whether the monument can stand in a national preserve to honor fallen soldiers. It will be the Roberts court’s first chance to rule on separation of church and state.
How Britain’s mosques foster extremism
Ed Hussain
February 23, 2009
TimesOnline.co.uk
Sectarian, conservative leadership is driving confused young Muslims into the arms of radicals.
Evolution, Global Warming, Doomsday and the Afterlife
Patrick Takahashi
February 23, 2009
The Huffington Post
Evolution, Global Warming, Doomsday and the Afterlife
Science is close to defeating religion
Colin Blakemore
February 21, 2009
guardian.co.uk
In an interview for God and the Scientists, to be broadcast tonight in Channel 4’s series on Christianity, Richard Dawkins declares: “Darwin removed the main argument for God’s existence.”
British Muslims ‘providing Taliban with electronic devices for roadside bombs’
February 20, 2009
The Telegraph, UK
British Muslims are providing the Taliban with electronic devices to make roadside bombs used against troops in Afghanistan The Telegraph can disclose.








