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The Catholic Church fired a teacher because she used in vitro fertilization (IVF). In her lawsuit, Herx claims that her bishop told her that IVF “is an intrinsic evil, which means no circumstances can justify it. “ She also claims in her lawsuit that her parish pastor told her that she was a “grave, immoral sinner” [...]

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On her radio show sometime prior to 2004, Dr. Laura Schlesinger said that, as an observant Orthodox Jew, homosexuality is an abomination according to Leviticus 18:22, and cannot be condoned under any circumstance. The following response is an open letter to Dr. Laura, penned by a US resident, which was posted on the Internet:   [...]

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Marriage is a sacred union between one man and four women. .

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Ira Wagler was born in the Old Order Amish community of Aylmer, Ontario in Canada. At seventeen, frustrated by the rules and restrictions of Amish life, Ira got up at 2:00am, packed his duffel bag, left a note under his pillow, and walked away. I knew very little about Amish life before I read Growing [...]

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When living in a free, perverted and corrupt Western society, the Muslim male youth finds many temptations and tests, as a result of mixing with females, which he must face and overcome. He must constantly resist these temptations, which are thrown at him in the streets, on the media, and at work. Mission Islam has [...]

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There has been recent controversy, as highlighted in the media, that Mormons baptize Jews and members of other religious posthumously (obviously without their consent) supposedly to give them a chance at salvation. Rather than getting upset up it, why don’t other religions pay it back and make Brigham Young a Muslim, Hindu or Buddhist?

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Here is Darrell Issa’s Panel to discuss the contraception and health care issue. Notice something? They are all old clergy men. Not a single woman. Starting in the early days after the formation of  the church and lasting through possibly the nineteenth century, the male power establishment, especially the churches, held on to health care. People [...]

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The Muslim perspective on immunization contrasted with the Muslim perspective on circumcision. Hmmm. Where do I get this stuff?

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Opium for the Masses

Here is why religion is sometimes opium (or is it Crack-Cocaine now)  for the masses: Nigerian Witch-Hunter Defends Herself.

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In Businessweek of February 22, 2010, page 70, I read about the most creative and hilarious business opportunity I have yet come across. I am envious that I didn’t think of this one. A lot of religious people believe in the Second Coming, where Jesus Christ comes back to Earth and brings about the Rapture, an [...]

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