Media Watch
- Hundreds protest against Buddha Bar in Indonesia
- Ron Ramsey: Tennessee Republican politician under fire in 'Islam is a cult' row
- Spared jail - the car chase criminal who found religion
- Dhaka court restores 'secularism' in constitution
- Nepal's 'Buddha Boy' may be dragged to court
- Apple is now officially a religion
- Nuns sign deal with Gaga label
- Spiritual guru jailed for rape, claims he was raised in India
- Pakistan reaches out to Buddhists
- Muslim woman wearing veil 'refused bus ride' in London
Reuters AlertNet
- U.S. worried more secret documents may be released
- BP to try well kill Tuesday, House passes reforms
- VENEZUELA'S CHAVEZ SAYS HIS FOREIGN MINISTER IS READY TO MEET WI
- VENEZUELA'S CHAVEZ SAYS DEPLOYED INFANTRY, AIR FORCE FOR DEFENSI
- Turkey sued in California over Armenian genocide
- Iran: End Intimidation and Harassment of Lawyer and His Family
- U.S. House approves oil spill reform bill
- UN tells Darfur peace force to focus on security
- Obama urges Iran to release three U.S. hikers
- U.S. worried more secret documents may be released
God is Back
The very things that were supposed to destroy religion — democracy and markets, technology and reason — are combining to make it stronger write John Micklethwaite, editor in chief of The Economist, and Adrian Wooldridge, the magazine’s Washington bureau chief, in this best-selling new book. Everywhere except Europe, that is.
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