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"Death fatwa on your head?" they ask
This Sunday is Easter. If you live in Mississippi, you're probably going to church. If you're Mormon, you're most likely to know what the holiday represents. If you're evangelical, you're most likely to think you'll live to see the next resurrection.
"Death fatwa on your head?" they ask
"I believe there is genuine potential for mutual understanding"
Was its message noble or shameful?
Political artists defend freedom of expression
A turning point in the Catholic abuse scandal?
Some solemnity, some jokes, and a gospel send-off
Critics want more than just talk
Obama, for one, still intends to recognize it on May 6
With a warning against taking "moral code in tablet form"
"Leave the Pope alone," urges Tunku Varadarajan
Did the paper of record bungle facts?
Your dinner-table chatter primer
Soul-searching, New York Times bashing, and harsh criticism directed at the Vatican
What's possible, what's plausible, and what's necessary
One of the foremost Catholic commentators looks deep into the roots of the current abuse crisis
A devastating New York Times story uncovers internal correspondence
The pope's response hasn't quenched the criticism
Church officials are divided over health care reform
Is the Catholic clerical system broken?
Is it in Marvel Comics?
Is giving up a Twitter obsession really a sacrifice?
Commentators pile on a massive discussion about anti-Semitism and journalistic responsibility
Michael Kinsley on Rush Limbaugh, Abe Foxman, and Goldman Sachs
Fierce debate over the wisdom of adopting a European attitude toward face veils
Vatican directs brethren to the Internet, urging them to bring the Gospel to the blogosphere
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