Festivals of May 2018
Courtesy of different calendars When we live as neighbors, we might as well learn about each other. The best way
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Kim Jong Un agrees to denuclearization of Korean Peninsula
This is one of the best news of the years, and it happened so rapidly. Indeed, it was the dream
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Sanction to use Rape as a Political Weapon
ISIS used the same technique as Veer Savarkar, the fountainhead of extremists ideology among Hindus. What ISIS did to Yazidi
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Oscars Highlight Muslim Defense of Persecuted Christians
There are so many good stories that need to be out, Hindus saving Sikhs, Christians saving Muslims and Muslims saving
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This economic strategy will champion a new political pluralism
Two Pillars of a successful nation are A vibrant economy and cohesively functioning society; one will not happen without the other,
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Facebook is as dangerous as beneficial
Facebook is like religion or a nuclear power – in the right hands it is beneficence and in the wrong
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After Toronto attack, online misogynists praise suspect as ‘new saint
If the Prime Minister of Canada does not take serious steps, Canada will go down in flames. This disease needs
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Reflections from the Center for Pluralism
Pluralism News, Thursday, April 19, 2018 https://centerforpluralism.com/reflections-from-the-center-for-pluralism/ IN THIS ISSUE Articles to read and reflect A few events Festivals of
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Democratic Party’s pluralism is both a strength and weakness
Republicans are conformists, they fall in line at a mere shoo. Everyone who disagrees with the leadership is quickly made
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Church leaders wonder if evangelicals can recover from their identity crisis
There is no doubt people are on the left and right while most of them are in the center. What