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Catholics warn Gingrich, Santorum on race baiting
By David Gibson, Religion News Service   
Friday, January 20, 2012
More than 40 Catholic leaders and theologians have issued an open letter to Catholic candidates Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum, warning them “to stop perpetuating ugly racial stereotypes on the campaign trail.”
 
Conservative Presbyterians launch new denomination
By Daniel Burke, Religion News Service   
Friday, January 20, 2012
Conservative Presbyterians launched a new denomination on Jan. 19, saying that the Presbyterian Church (USA) is too consumed by internal conflicts and bureaucracy to nurture healthy congregations.
 
Obama holds firm on contraception coverage
By David Gibson, Religion News Service   
Friday, January 20, 2012
The Obama administration said Jan. 20 that it will not broaden the religious exemption in new rules that require employers to provide contraception coverage to employees, a move that angered religious groups and opened a high stakes election-year fight.
 
At 27, new imam represents a homegrown American Islam
By Tim Townsend, c. 2012 St. Louis Post-Dispatch   
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
At just 27 years old, Asif Umar is the new imam of Daar-ul-Islam mosque, the largest mosque in the metro area. He represents the ascendance of a distinctly American brand of Islam, a new generation of Muslim Americans who were born in the United States and who spent their teenage years in the often uncomfortable glare of the post-9/11 spotlight.
 
Will evangelical endorsement fuel Santorum surge?
By Robert J. Vickers, Religion News Service   
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The Iowa caucuses revived Rick Santorum’s underdog presidential campaign. Now an influential assortment of Christian conservatives has moved to consecrate it.
 
Muslims say Ron Paul is their kind of Republican
By Omar Sacirbey, Religion News Service   
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Growing up in rural parts of the American West, Nadja Adolf’s libertarian streak developed early on. “When you come from a countryside that can kill you,” said Adolf, a Muslim convert in her late 50s, “there is a strong emphasis on individual rights, a strong emphasis on self-reliance, and an emphasis on helping each other out.” That attitude is part of the reason Adolf is drawn to the presidential campaign of Ron Paul, the maverick Republican congressman from Texas who is fighting to stay alive in the Republican primaries.
 
Judge rules against prayer banner in R.I. school
By Kimberly Winston, Religion News Service   
Saturday, January 14, 2012
A federal judge ruled Jan. 11 in favor of a teenage atheist who sought the removal of a prayer banner from her Rhode Island high school.
 
Judge refuses to free leader of Amish beard-cutting sect
By John Caniglia, Religion News Service   
Thursday, January 12, 2012
A federal judge Jan. 11 refused to release the leader of an Amish splinter sect from jail on charges he orchestrated the cutting of beards of Amish men over longstanding religious disagreements.
 
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