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Amorth performs the mysterious, ancient ritual dozens of times a week
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Amorth performs the mysterious, ancient ritual dozens of times a week
Alternative book series for Christian children
Christian fundamentalists angry about the Da Vinci Code, call it a deceptive plot
Make love to dead people, sexuality of ghosts
Robert Bork condemns court for accepting same-sex marraiges
Alabama politicians oppose atheist gathering, meeting
Roman Catholic Church considers forbidding pro-abortion politicians communion
Ex-Archbishop complains Anglican and Episcopal churches are becoming too inclusive
Penn Jillette talks about his and Teller's TV program Bullshit!, which exposes charlatans and quacks
Many sane people will not work or do business in Utah, an overly pious and very homophobic state
A funny email comparing the fight to protect circumcision from pollution as a parody of the silly Christian attach on same-sex marriages
Homophobic protest before Oregon's state Supreme Court
Christian and Baptist police officers must help enforce laws, Supreme Court ruling.
The cost and expense of gullibility, though some people find it profitable (or hope they will).
Greek Bishop warns against voting for United Nations plan for reuniting Cyprus
Maylasian faith-healer rids toilets of ghosts
Creationism theme park owner in trouble for tax fraud
African bishops call American Episcopanians Satanic for gay bishop, demand they repent
Colorado Roman Catholic warns politicians to not be like John F. Kennedy
Religious conservatives protest gay marriages in San Francisco
The Revealer is a publication of the New York University Department of Journalism and New York University's Center for Religion and Media
30th annual national convention of the American Atheists
Queer beliefs of fundamentalist, evangelical, charismatic American Christians who feel sorry for themselves Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research poll of fundagelicals
Christians whip Easter Bunny in emulation of Mel Gibson's movie about Christ
Silliness and nonsense making fun of the Shroud of Turin
John Kerry's struggle with conservative Roman Catholic bishops
Intolerant Southern Baptist Convention directors attack kindly Baptist World Alliance policies
Sad success of Christian movies and book publishing
Christian myths about Easter exposed in the Easter quiz
Iain Macwhirter reads the Bible
Freethinkers : A History of American Secularism by Susan Jacoby
Political statement by attending religious services or celebrating Passover or Easter - or by ignoring the religious holidays.
Pop singer Madonna has concert on Sunday upsetting priests
South Park on Comedy Central mocks Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ
Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ causes more Christians to buy witness cards
ClearPlay technology to automatically skip DVD content to be sold by Wal-Mart
Evangelicals claim they are reading their Bibles more often after watching The Passion of the Christ
Christians mistake religious faith for goodness
University of California Museum of Paleontology website upsets creationists
Playing with Beliefnet's silly online quizzes and tests about spirituality and religious beliefs
Items inspired by Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ prove profitable for Christian merchants
Survey examines the effect of The Passion of the Christ on American anti-semitism
Tired and bored with American Christian Fundamentalism and Liberals
Littleton NH man kicked and beaten after Bible study discussion
Knocking on Heaven's Door: American Religion in the Age of Counterculture reviewed by Michael Shermer
Review of Talking to the Dead : Kate and Maggie Fox and the Rise of Spiritualism by Barbara Weisberg