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ASKING THE CLERGY: When, if ever, should a book be banned?
Harriet Pasca-Ortgies, Baha'i Faith, Islip: The Baha'i Faith believes in the principle that every human being has the right and responsibility to independently investigate truth for themselves. Therefore, the banning of books is not an option....Tags: Islip, Family, Centerport, Church and State Relations, Books and Magazines
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Religion datebook
Special events First Covenant Church of Winter Park Fall Festival and Antique Car Show, 10a.m.-5p.m. Oct.18; 1720 Howell Branch Road, 321-356-5235. Birth of the Bab: The Messiah, the Return of Christ, and Herald of Baha'u'llah, 7p.m. Oct.19; University...Tags: Maitland, Lake Mary, Baptist, Casselberry, Popular Music
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North Korea in the midst of a mysterious building boom
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt has been so long since the sound has been heard in the North Korean capital that at first it seems an illusion, a buzzing in the ear perhaps. But no, that really is a power saw, and that pounding really is a hammer at work at a construction site. By...Tags: National Government, Ceremonies, George Bush, Nuclear Weapons, Diplomacy
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The New Yorker Hotel's 'buried treasures'
amNewYork Managing EditorThe maze of tunnels under New York includes one you probably never heard of. It lies 30 feet below the intersection of West 34th Street and Eighth Avenue, and links the New Yorker Hotel to Penn Station. This tunnel is no utilitarian slouch: It's sheathed...Tags: New York, Nikola Tesla, Pennsylvania, Benny Goodman, Hotels and Accommodations
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Church leader hurt in helicopter crash
SEOUL— A helicopter carrying Rev. Sun Myung Moon crashed into a mountainside Saturday as it attempted an emergency landing, injuring the founder of the Unification Church and 15 others, officials said. Moon, 88, was slightly injured in the crash, a...Tags: Air and Space Accidents, Sun Myung Moon, Transportation Accidents, Injuries, Belief and Faith
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Rainn Wilson: funnyman, spiritualist, 'crazy sea mammal'
Chicago Tribune reporterIf you ever watched " The Office" and thought Dwight Schrute reminded you of a gawky security guard you once encountered at the Baha'i Temple in Wilmette, there may be a reason. Rainn Wilson, whose starring role in the new movie " The Rocker" should...Tags: Vehicles, Merchandise Mart, Jack Black, Furniture, The Office
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Many have found religion in the Bronx
Separation of church and baseball might not be entirely possible at a place so often referred to as a "cathedral" in the sports world. Indeed, Yankee Stadium has been the setting for huge religious conventions and celebrations since 1950, when the...Tags: John Paul II, Terrorism, Benedict XVI, Belief and Faith, Billy Graham
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Local religious organizations
Contact numbers and Web sites for religious organizations, primarily on the Peninsula: African Methodist Episcopal. 723-4065, bethelhame.com Anglican. 595-4318, netministries.org/churches/ch02311 Assemblies of God. 826-3000. Wagchurch.org Baha'i...Tags: Baptist, Judaism, Orthodoxy, Christianity, Belief and Faith
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Cooing for a strange genius
Bloomberg NewsAn enchanting new novel, "The Invention of Everything Else" by Samantha Hunt (Houghton Mifflin, $24), imagines the last weeks of the Serbian engineer and dreamer Nikola Tesla as he feeds his beloved pigeons and befriends an oddball chambermaid at the...Tags: Photography, Sun Myung Moon, Nikola Tesla, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Invention and Innovation
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Javidukht Khadem 1913 - 2007
Tribune religion reporterJavidukht Khadem stood by her husband as he traveled around the world to spread the message of the Baha'i faith. But believers who encountered the couple said it was Mrs. Khadem's devotion and her intuition that for more than four decades helped shape...Tags: Belief and Faith, Death and Dying, Evanston, Religious Leaders
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Sushi and Rev. Moon
Tribune staff reportersOn a mission from their leader, five young men arrived in Chicago to open a little fish shop on Elston Avenue. Back then, in 1980, people of their faith were castigated as "Moonies" and called cult members. Yet the Japanese and American friends worked...Tags: Food Safety, Employees, David Jackson, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Elk Grove (Cook, Illinois)
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Mass. moves toward ban on same-sex marriages
Los Angeles TimesBOSTON - After seven weeks of heated public debate and frantic backroom maneuvering, the Massachusetts Legislature approved yesterday a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage and establishing civil unions for same-sex couples. Tense state...Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Minority Groups, Georgia, Laws, Justice System
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