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Sarah Palin & ‘Blood Libel’ Statement: Refudiate or Celebrate?
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Nicole Neroulias
I had to bang out a story for Religion News Service this morning about the fallout over Sarah Palin’s use of the loaded term “blood libel” in her Facebook response to critics who have made a connection between her kind of aggressive campaign rhetoric and the attempted assassination of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson, Ariz. on Saturday. Sarah…
Haiti’s Earthquake Anniversary Marked With Prayers, Concerns
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Nicole Neroulias
It was a year ago today that a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated Haiti, and by all accounts, the country is still struggling to emerge from the rubble. (Puts our “snowpocalypse” into perspective, doesn’t it?) Here are some faith-related links on the prayers and progress — or lack thereof — so far: Haiti earthquake anniversary (Religion & Ethics…
Prayers for Rep. Giffords & Ariz. Shooting Victims
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Nicole Neroulias
Here are some faith-related links about the Arizona shooting that claimed the lives of six people — including 63-year-old U.S. District Judge John Roll and 9-year-old Christina Green (in an oddly awful bookend, she had been born on 9/11) — and has left Rep. Gabrielle Giffords fighting for her life: In Tuscon’s Wake, ‘We Pray to…
Fun Friday: Doritos, the Super Bowl’s Sacramental Snack Food?
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Nicole Neroulias
I was going to blog about Ted Williams, the “golden voiced” homeless Ohio man and recovering addict who has credited God with for his newfound fame, but I’m a bit apprehensive about his sudden stardom — everyone loves a feel-good story, but this seems like it could easily turn exploitative and ugly. So, for a more…
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