Freeing from Prejudice: Embracing Cultural and Religious Symbols
Introduction: The Power of Religious and Cultural Symbols Many men and women choose to identify themselves through religious and cultural […]
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Quaker and a Muslim Interfaith Marriage
The Wedding Ceremony took place across the pond, in the barn – the barn is about 30′ tall inside and
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The Road Not Taken By The Media
Mike Ghouse http://interjunction.org/article/the-road-not-taken/ Could the Iraq war have been prevented had the American media asked the right questions? How do
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Armed Anti-Muslim Protests: An Opportunity For Dialogue?
Many US Muslims are wary as armed anti-radical Islam protests were planned at over a dozen US mosques. Other Muslims
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When Passover and Good Friday Fall on The Same Day – Opinion
My commentary: This article has the signs of dreams coming true for me. For years, I have longed to see
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Happy Pesach/ Passover
The essence of Passover (in Hebrew, Pesach) is for Jews to remember their history as enslaved people in Egypt, resolve
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Happy Easter | He Has Risen
Easters have come and gone; has he risen yet within us? I hope and pray that each of us will
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Purim – A Jewish Festival
Compiled from different sources March 16, 2022 – Purim is a Jewish religious festival commemorating when Jewish people were saved from
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Happy Holi – A Hindu Festival
The Festival of Colors, compiled from different sources While India is a country full of festivals and cultures, Indians look
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Today Is Ash Wednesday
compiled through different sources The ashes symbolize both death and repentance. During this period, Christians show repentance and mourning for their