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Fun Friday: Who Needs Soap Operas When We Have Pink Toenail Drama?
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Nicole Neroulias
As another possible sign of the (May 21?) apocalypse, we now have Soapocalypse: ABC has canceled longtime soap operas “All My Children” (home of Susan Lucci, with notable alums including Kelly Ripa and Christian Slater) and “One Life to Live.” I haven’t seen a faith-related story on this yet, but check out this Religion Dispatches…
In God, Both Sides Trusted: Civil War’s 150th Anniversary
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Nicole Neroulias
Today marks the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil War. (Do they still teach it as the War Between the States or the War of Northern Aggression in southern schools? Sigh.) While this 19th century bloodshed wasn’t directly a faith conflict — not compared to Europe’s Catholics vs. Protestants, India’s Hindus vs. Muslims, etc.,…
Fun Friday: Afterlife Runs Short of iPad 2, But Hey, A Gay Caveman!
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Nicole Neroulias
Perhaps a bit morbid for a Fun Friday, but I still got a kick out of this story — partly because I’m still debating whether to buy this gadget now, or wait for the inevitable upgrade: iPad 2 sold out in the afterlife as Chinese pray for the dead (Reuters) During the Qingming festival, also known…
What Would Martin Luther King’s Dream Be Today?
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Nicole Neroulias
Yesterday marked the 43rd anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Not to be confused with MLK Day in mid-January, which marks the civil rights leader’s birthday.) As PBS’s Religion & Ethics Newsweekly reported on the 40th anniversary, King was killed while in Memphis helping sanitation workers who were on strike trying…
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