Modi’s Diwali extravaganza reveals why we need to tell the numerous stories of Rama Across India and the international South Asian diaspora, Hindus will be watching on Thursday (Nov. 4)
Marilyn Manson, Kanye and the art of the giant It’s been a long period of time since the Kanye West Experience was mostly about the music. And there’s been a
Muslims win workplace in US local elections in 2021 In Dearborn, Michigan, Muslims win, where the mayor when assured to do something regarding the city’s “Arab issue,” Abdullah Hammoud, a
Bobbie Kirkhart, that fostered atheist community, passes away at 78 Bobbie Kirkhart was recognized for being an atheist, yet the proprietor as well as a host of Heretic House in
New teen Bible story publication tells the old, old story in a new way When they were young, Spencer Demetros loved reviewing children’s Bibles to his youngsters. When they grew
Palestinian Only two-state option can finish “racism” RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP)– The Palestinian head of state cautioned Israel on Wednesday that its refusal to approve a two-state service to the
A survey in Britain discovers a lack of understanding regarding the Holocaust JERUSALEM (AP)– A survey launched Wednesday discovered what coordinators say is an absence of awareness in Britain concerning
Dalai Lama says China’s leaders “do not recognize” diversity TOKYO (AP)– Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama claims China’s leaders “don’t recognize the range of various cultures” which the
Amid COVID-19, many churches give hybrid prayer, fifty percent quit 8 in 10 U.S. churches currently provide hybrid services, offering choices for congregants to worship either personally or online during
AI modern technology reanimates the voice of Laleh Bakhtiar (RNS)– The voice of Laleh Bakhtiar, the initial American woman to equate the Quran, that passed away last year, is being
Reform Jewish seminary report discovers 50 years of sexual misbehavior (RNS)– A comprehensive investigation of sex-related misbehavior in the Reform Jewish activity’s seminary, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, discovered
Indigenous and confidence leaders advise Procter and Gamble to finish logging of old-growth forests Activists show against alleged logging in the Procter and Gamble supply chain, outside company headquarters in
(RNS) — In his 1993 book “Technopoly,” American cultural critic Neil Postman wrote, “Every technology is both a burden and a blessing.” The subsequent three decades have proved Postman to
Synagogue building set to return to the Jewish community The Jewish community in Montana’s state resources has not had a place to gather in 80 years. Yet a team of
Is The Catholic Church Losing Its Influence? The Catholic Church is losing its influence in society. The Pope’s recent visit to America took place at a time when the Church
