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Sep 16 2012
A gentle strength that transcends
My Take: It’s time for Islamophobic evangelicals to choose
By Brian McLaren, September 15th, 2012 I was raised as an evangelical Christian in America, and any discussion of Christian-Jewish-Muslim relations around the world must include the phenomenon of American… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2012/09/16/a-gentle-strength-that-transcends/
Sep 16 2012
I keep sighing
Here we go again: Islamophobia and protests
By Mohamed el Dahshan, September 12, 2012 “I demand the expulsion of diaspora Copts from Egypt,” said a placard held by a young man in jeans and a T-shirt at the… [more]
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Sep 12 2012
Whoever Bacile turns out to be
Hollywood of hate
By Matt Duss, Wednesday, Sep 12, 2012 07:00 PM CDT Not since the Pamela Anderson-Tommy Lee honeymoon tape has a crappier film received so much attention. Having watched the trailer for “The Innocence of Muslims,”… [more]
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Sep 12 2012
Politics and religion don’t mix
The provocateurs know politics and religion don’t mix
By Robert Fisk, Thursday 13 September 2012 So another internet clever-clogs sets the Middle East on fire: Prophet cartoons, then Koranic book-burning, now a video of robed ‘terrorists’ and a fake… [more]
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Sep 12 2012
Interfaith benevolence
Interfaith Misunderstanding in America
By Brian D. McLaren, 09/10/2012 12:30 pm It’s been a great year for interfaith misunderstanding in America. There was a U.S. senator’s wild allegation about Islamic extremists infiltrating the American government. There are the… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2012/09/12/interfaith-benevolence/
Sep 12 2012
Memoir of the dying process
Hitchens’ “Mortality” evokes an unforgettable voice
By Hussein Ibish, September 11, 2012 Narratives about dying are among the least appealing genre of memoir. Whether first-person or narrated by some long-suffering beloved, it seems almost impossible to strike a… [more]
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