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More Stories By Omar Suleiman — August 28, 2020 (RNS) — On Ashura, the promise of Paradise is divine assurance even when the world shows its vilest cruelty. No pharaoh, tyrant or terrorist can take any of those things away. By Omar Suleiman — August 26, 2020 (RNS) — As he recited the Fatiha, a prayer that opens the Quran, Jacob Blake’s father cried for mercy, healing, justice and an end to violence — like countless Black parents before him. Page 1 of 1

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More Stories By Emily McFarlan Miller — February 24, 2021 (RNS) — ‘Some have compared it to Mount Sinai for the Jews,’ attorney Luke W. Goodrich told Religion News Service. By Emily McFarlan Miller — January 25, 2021 (RNS) — ‘I’ve gone looking for wisdom, beauty, and truth wherever it can be found. And this past year I‘ve found myself learning most of all from my cats,’ said author Jon M. Sweeney about his new e-course called ‘The Spirituality of Cats.’ By Guthrie Graves...

Photos of the Week: Nativities, Boko Haram kidnaps schoolboys This week’s photo selection includes the kidnapping of Nigerian schoolboys by Boko Haram, a variety of nativity scenes, and more December 18, 2020 (RNS) — Each week Religion News Service presents a gallery of photos of religious expression around the world. This week’s photo selection includes the kidnapping of Nigerian schoolboys by Boko Haram, a variety of nativity scenes, and more. A group of schoolboys gather Friday Dec. 18...

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Than a community forum. thats generally what should be created, a community forum for people to discuss politics whatever theyd like. >> laura: no censoring. if someone says something neinciting violence, you will leave it up? >> see, actually against the law. anything that we get involved with has to have some sort of constitutional violation, some sort of supreme court premise. something that says, hey, thats really not all right. there has to be a premise for it, though. we do not want to get...

Thats generally what should be created, a community forum for people to discuss politics, whatever theyd like. >> laura: no censoring. if someone says something inciting violence, you will leave it up? >> see, actually against the law. anything that we get involved with has to have some sort of constitutional violation, some sort of supreme court premise. something that says, hey, thats really not all right. there has to be a premise for it, though. we do not want to get into the business of det...

It in public records? >> well, there is a reason that 44 states now, red states, blue states and everywhere in between has come out and said were not giving you this data. >> no, some of the states are giving the publicly available data. >> well, a lot of them dont want to give social security numbers. a lot of them dont want to give voter histories. the reason is right now that information is disaggregated, kept on a state by state basis. to give it to one commission that is now taking the posi...