December 4, 2020
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Supreme Court sides with California religious ministry against state COVID restrictions CNN California church sees victory in order from high court The Associated Press NIH director tells churches to do the ‘altruistic, loving thing’ and stay closed NPR Governor resistant to mask mandate draws scathing criticism for declaring ‘day of prayer’ The Washington Post * California megachurch pastor dies days after announcement of COVID-19 diagnosis Religion News Service Kentucky religious school defies COVID mandate, court ruling by continuing in-person class NBC News Chicago archdiocese to pay $1.5 million in sexual abuse suit The Associated Press How Eric Metaxas went from Trump despiser to true believer Religion News Service
Greece’s skeptical church faces hard coronavirus reality Agence France-Presse ‘Believe in miracles’: Spiritual cures soothe COVID-hit Albania Agence France-Presse Are COVID vaccines halal? Malaysia tries to find middle ground Bloomberg News * Muslims in Sri Lanka ‘denied justice’ over forced cremations of COVID victims The Guardian With no options, displaced Iraqi Yazidis return to homes destroyed in ISIS fight NPR Bangladesh ships Rohingya refugees to remote island despite outcry Reuters Uighurs forced to eat pork as China expands Xinjiang pig farms Al Jazeera Militants open fire and burn police car in Philippine town The Associated Press
The Supreme Court is colliding with a less-religious America The Atlantic * Houses of worship shouldn’t be treated like bars or gyms Bloomberg News * What to make of the court’s church attendance ruling RealClearPolitics Indonesian politics roiled by return of radical firebrand imam Rizieq Religion Unplugged Should Hong Kong crackdowns count as ‘anti-Christian persecution’? Crux How Hanukkah came to be an annual White House celebration The Conversation
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