February 16, 2021
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Biden signs executive order reestablishing White House faith office Religion News Service Religion and the death penalty collide at the Supreme Court The Associated Press On social media, vaccine misinformation mixes with extreme faith The Washington Post * Under pressure, California church postpones conference for thousands The New York Times * California legislator wants religious services deemed essential during state of emergency Religion News Service Religious groups back Montana bill exempting them from campaign disclosure rules Independent Record * Ash Wednesday rituals tweaked for coronavirus as Christians are reminded of death The Washington Post * Rev. Frederick K.C. Price of Crenshaw Christian Center in South L.A. dies from COVID-19 Los Angeles Times * The 19th-century church one artist calls home The New York Times *
France votes on anti-radicalism bill that worries Muslims The Associated Press France fights hold of Islamist radicals with dragnets, laws The Associated Press China’s crackdown on Muslims extends to a resort island The New York Times * Bangladesh court sentences five to death for killing U.S. blogger Reuters Hamas court says women need guardian’s approval to travel The Associated Press NATO faces conundrum as it mulls Afghan pullout The Associated Press Cologne Catholic sex abuse probe seen as cover-up Deutsche Welle Dream of three faiths worshipping in one building meets reality in Berlin Religion News Service Nepalis pray for health and wisdom as coronavirus curtails crowds at festival Reuters
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on African American religion The New York Times * The global Christian Right First Things * Biden bids to be a peacemaker in Americans’ religious wars The Washington Post * Eric Metaxas believes America is creeping toward Nazi Germany The Atlantic * Yes, the Catholic Church benefited from federal PPP loans. Good for them Religion News Service The world faces new anti-Semitic threats, and Biden must adopt new tools to fight them Forward * There’s a reason Muslim women struggle to make their voices heard The Guardian The many ways Muslim prisoners are denied religious rights in prison Vox
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