When Einstein Met Tagore
It was a pleasure to the read the following conversation between Einstein and Tagore and I hope you’d enjoy it […]
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Ramadan, the politics, spirit and rituals of ramadan
URL: http://ramadanexclusive.blogspot.com/2012/07/happy-ramadan-what-does-god-really-want.html Welcome to Ramadan, this column is about the politics, traditions and the spirit of Ramadan. Like a mother
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Texas Faith – God and religion have gone missing in the presidential race?
Is our electoral process better off without the polarizing issues of faith-based politics at center stage? Or does the absence
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Mormon Underwear Myth
Every religion has a requirement or the other to be a part of the group. The Mormon Underwear myth has been around,
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Texas Faith – God and religion have gone missing in the presidential race?
Is our electoral process better off without the polarizing issues of faith-based politics at center stage? Or does the absence
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Re: Rohingya Muslims by Dr. Asghar Ali Engineer
AA, Dear Asghar Bhai, Thanks for sharing about the Rohingya Muslims and their plight first hand and thanks for visiting
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Is this the America we want? Americans Togethe
We are pleased to release the final cut of the trailer for the film,Americans Together, Building a cohesive America.
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TEXAS FAITH: What are you reading this summer? And why?
WHAT ARE YOU READING THIS SUMMER AND WHY? Our Constitution amazes me, and I literally worship its wisdom about human
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Ridiculous Rabbis, Imams and clergy from your tradition
I come across ridiculous opinions (Fatwas) of Rabbis and Imams, like an Imam declaring Tomato to be a Christian. Don’t laugh,
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TEXAS FAITH: What are you reading this summer? And why?
WHAT ARE YOU READING THIS SUMMER AND WHY? Our Constitution amazes me, and I literally worship its wisdom about human