When It Comes to the Uyghur Genocide, the World Cannot Be a Bystander
By Omer Kanat We have all seen the videos. A person collapses in the street, a car hits a pedestrian, […]
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Hagia Sophia articles
A few articles that I have read and written two of them President Erdogan, preserve Hagia Sophia as a churchhttps://religionnews.com/2020/07/08/president-erdogan-preserve-hagia-sophia-as-a-church/
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Turkey: Hagia Sophia should not be converted to a Mosque
Appeal to Turkey’s President Erdogan about Hagia Sophia President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is considering converting the Hagia Sophia to a
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How Jesus became white
We have created God/Jesus in our own image. Whomever we admire and love, we tend to see them as our
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COVID-19 and Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick
By Sam Madden Lt. Governor Dan Patrick of the State of Texas said he doesn’t need Dr. Fauci’s advice any
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The New Jim Crowe by Michelle Alexander
By Sam Madden We as a society should always be looking for the truth. It is faulty of us to
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Pakistani NGO denies food to Hindus and Christians.
Pakistani NGO denies food to Hindus and Christians. June 17, 2020, Washington, DC — The Center for Pluralism condemns the
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My Father was an Amin
1952 MANDYA, KARNATAKA, INDIA — The Chief Minister of Karnataka (then Mysore state) Sri. Kengal Hanumanthiah called on a Mayor’s
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India Report: Warning for the violations of religious freedoms
The Center for Pluralism and the supporting organizations welcome the Press Release by the United States Commission on International Religious
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Remembering the Sikh Genocide of 1984
June 7, 2020. This week is the 36th Anniversary of the attack on the Golden Temple. We, at the Center