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Variety of Belief One of Religion’s Major Downfalls
By Maria Runde, September 30, 2012 Published in the La Crosse Tribune. One of the many difficulties with the world’s religions is that each believes itself to be correct — and all the others to be wrong. Each religion holds … Continue reading
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Tagged buddhism, christianity, confucianism, hinduism, islam, judaism, religion, taoism
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How Business Can Be Bad for Religions
By Hank Zumach, September 2, 2012 Published in the La Crosse Tribune. It is an unfortunate and disturbing fact of U.S. politics that misinformation, half truths, deception and even outright lies have become a routine tactic when trying to influence … Continue reading
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Tagged business, christianity, church, constitution, establishment, religion, separation, state
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