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Broken Arrow mosque leaders sue over alleged discrimination
(RNS) — 'They did not want Muslims here, so they made up a reason, and in doing so, they violated the law,' said Meghan Murphy, an attorney with CAIR's Legal Defense Fund.
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6mCardinal Brislin joins African clergy in calling Israel’s actions in Gaza genocide
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Drawing on Africa’s experience of apartheid, genocide and war, Cardinal Stephen Brislin and nine other Catholic clergy say Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide — and argue silence is no longer an option.
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7mChristian nationalists’ professed support for religious pluralism is often drowned out by perceptions that Christians are under threat
(The Conversation) — Two political scientists explain why Christian nationalist beliefs endure.
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7mOnce shaped by court rituals, China’s imperial cuisine lives on today
BEIJING (AP) — Imperial cuisine encompasses the meals emperors ate daily and the feasts their courts held throughout the year.
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7mA Muslim educator and a rabbi: One ideology threatens us both
(RNS) — White supremacy does not distinguish between the communities it seeks to intimidate. Our resistance shouldn’t distinguish between them, either.
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6mNew book ‘A Nation Wrestles With God’ traces religious dialogue through our history
(RNS) — Wrestling — with the divine, with morality — might well be America’s most sustained pastime.