September 2, 2020
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Muslim cleric, given life sentence for promoting religious combat, released pending appeal The Washington Post * Maine pastor defiant about outbreak as anxiety increases in Sanford The Portland Press Herald * With science and scripture, a Baltimore pastor is fighting COVID-19 vaccine skepticism Stat John MacArthur claimed there is ‘no pandemic.’ He was politicizing science, experts say Religion News Service Trump answers for pair of Black pastors who were asked if police violence is systemic CNN Ilhan Omar calls on MSNBC’s Joy Reid to apologize over comments labeled Islamophobic The Hill Portland killing renews focus on tactics of far-right group Patriot Prayer The Washington Post *
Emmanuel Macron refuses to condemn Charlie Hebdo cartoons of Prophet Mohammad Deutsche Welle Trial of suspected Charlie Hebdo attack accomplices begins Reuters Facebook faces grilling by MPs in India over anti-Muslim hate speech The Guardian Pope prays for Lebanon during 1st public audience in months The Associated Press Same-sex marriage: Religious ceremonies to start in Northern Ireland BBC News ‘This will completely change Jewish life in Austria’: Thousands of Jews around the world expected to apply for Austrian citizenship through new rules Jewish Telegraphic Agency Prominent Israeli rabbi arrested after two women complain of sexual assault Haaretz In a changed Kashmir, moderates feel betrayed by India The New York Times * North Macedonia: Police arrest three on suspicion of terrorism The Associated Press
Religious freedom isn’t a pass to ignore civil rights laws Los Angeles Times * Anti-pandemic protesters too cozy with neo-Nazis Deutsche Welle The culture of dying: Does the culture we are raised in, or the religion we choose, help us navigate death? Al Jazeera For Kiryas Joel schools, a very special 30th anniversary The Journal News *
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